Thank you for sharing that. I'm part way through the audio book and I've found it frustrating so far. The author's fanaticism for sleep as a panacea has every BS sense tingling. I'm stoked a sharp mind pushed back.
Why We Sleep -- a book I enjoyed and recommended on my blog--looks like it has some issues with the facts: https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ … Disappointing to see how many errors and misrepresentations it contains.
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Yeah, the tone definitely put me off. But I had hoped, as a neuroscientist and professor at a good school, that the research would at least be in the right ballpark.
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Can I ask you what is your opinion on sleep and learning? How should we manage the relation between the two in your opinion?
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I think it's important:https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2019/02/15/memory/#consolidation …
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Interesting, I wonder if we will get a response from
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I just finished reading this book last week... interesting to read the “rebuttal” you posted
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