I’ll sleep when I’m dead
My alma mater may be hooking us all up with a little more free time.
Using a ‘transcranial magnetic stimulation instrument’ Giulio Tononi, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, produced slow waves typical of deep sleep in volunteers.
“Theoretically, creating slow brain waves on demand could lead to a magnetically stimulated “power nap,” which might confer the benefit of eight hours sleep in just a few hours.”
Combine this with the 5-day weekend or the 4-hour work week and you’ll have a ton of time to sit on the couch and watch tv!