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Old 11-29-2010, 06:11 PM #3
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I recently heard that modern people have problems initiating and maintaining sleep due to the amount of post sunset light we subject ourselves to. Makes sense. Several generations ago, we would at best be reading by candlelight or oil lamps, now we have blazing lights, computer screens, and HDTV going after dark. How would we ever live now, with so little artificial light?? I suspect we would go to sleep much earlier??
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