“Unlocking the Secrets: The Surprising Answers to Your Most Embarrassing Questions Revealed!”
How Come You Can Be Falling Asleep Watching TV, Then Wide Awake When You Go To Bed Five Minutes Later?
“The brain is like a group of people talking to each other. When you’re watching TV, the part of your brain that watches TV says “Shut up guys, I’m watching TV,” so you can focus without thinking about cake or math. As a result, the others sit silent, grow bored, and fall asleep, until only the TV watcher part of the brain is left. Left by himself, he too gets bored and falls asleep.
When you’re in bed, assuming you aren’t counting sheep or something, the entire brain is kind of in free time mode, and any part of the brain can speak up if it wants to. They start talking to each other, and even if one of them starts to drift to sleep, the others wake it up either by deliberately talking to the sleepyheads or just being noisy. Eventually more and more of the parts of the brain fall asleep from sheer exhaustion no matter how loud the others are, and eventually the last one passes out and you are asleep.” —u/Solid_Waste
If Humans Need Such A Balanced Diet To Stay Healthy, How Is It That Most Animals Seem To Get Away With Having A Very Narrow Diet?
“Very few animals have extremely narrow diets, and animals tend to eat things that we don’t. For example, carnivores will eat organs and entrails, while most of the time humans throw these out. Those organs often are packed with nutrients which are almost impossible to find in muscle tissue, which is most of what we think of as “meat”. Plant eaters usually eat a lot more by volume and often have lots of helpful microbes in their gut to help digest their food.
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