What the Science of “Sleep Paralysis” Reveals About How the Brain Works

The Social Media News Daily your dose of the best social news of the day Publié par Ekaterina Walter 05 septembre 2016 Lire ce journal → Technologie Business  Art & Divertissement Science InternationalEducation #iot #tech What the Science of “Sleep Paralysis” Reveals About How the Brain Works Partagé par Maria Popova www­.brainpickings­.org - “In both writing and sleeping,” Stephen King wrote in his meditation on “creative sleep” and the art of wakeful dreaming, “we learn to be physically still at the same time we are encouraging our mi... Coding And A Rookie Mindset Are Critical Skills For The Fourth Industrial Revolution Partagé par Vala Afshar www­.huffingtonpost­.com - A year from now you may wish you had started today. ― Karen Lamb The 2016 annual meeting of the new champions panel, sponsored and hosted by the World Economic Forum recently gathered to discuss em... 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