From a previous post it was mentioned that powernapping has benefits.  A URL
was provided that led us to the humorous bit:

The findings also underscore why sleep may be important to the learning
involved in recovering function following insults to the brain's motor
system, as in stoke. They also may help to explain why infants sleep so
much. "Their intensity of learning may drive the brain's hunger for large
amounts of sleep," suggested Walker.

I never knew Unca Joel participated in nap research.  Kin we get a grant
have impo'tent folks watch us REMing away in the westie/vanagon whilst
listening to Sirius radio?  Where do I sign up?  Sheesh.  NIH are certified
wastrels.

EG:

" Insults to the brain's motor system, as in stoke.." can cause one to
forget to proofread one's drivel before posting but it makes for humorous
reading as the visions boggle.

Doublenapping is a also a possibility in such a fine conveyance.

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