Have you ever wonder about the misery of sleep?

Lailah Gifty Akita
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Have you ever wondered why we all have to sleep? It makes no sense that we need to do it, but our body doesn’t seem to mind. There are a million people working day and night to make sure we get the sleep we need, but it’s still annoying. I know I’ve been awake at all hours of the night, wondering what is going on with me. Why do we have to sleep? And, what is it like?

Source: Pearls Of Wisdom: Great Mind

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