Not Pittsburgh, PA -> Pittsburg, CA. He wasn't working remotely, he was commuting in from way out near Antioch. Just goes to show you that 150k a year isn't enough to buy a decent house close to your place of employment in the Bay Area.
I have wondered about this. I often have trouble falling asleep because I can't seem to shut my brain off. I will lay in bed with my eyes closed for 30-90 minutes before I can fall asleep. Once I'm asleep, I'm out and I can sleep for 8-14 hours. It's just the falling asleep part that's hard. I have talked to a few intelligent friends and they have the same problem.
I realize insomnia is often a result of stress. However, this happens to me all the time, not just when I am stressed.
Do you think there is a correlation between insomnia and intelligence? Maybe if you are thinking too much it is hard to get to sleep? Do any of you regularly have difficulty falling asleep because your mind is too active?
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Not Pittsburgh, PA -> Pittsburg, CA. He wasn't working remotely, he was commuting in from way out near Antioch. Just goes to show you that 150k a year isn't enough to buy a decent house close to your place of employment in the Bay Area.
I have wondered about this. I often have trouble falling asleep because I can't seem to shut my brain off. I will lay in bed with my eyes closed for 30-90 minutes before I can fall asleep. Once I'm asleep, I'm out and I can sleep for 8-14 hours. It's just the falling asleep part that's hard. I have talked to a few intelligent friends and they have the same problem.
I realize insomnia is often a result of stress. However, this happens to me all the time, not just when I am stressed.
Do you think there is a correlation between insomnia and intelligence? Maybe if you are thinking too much it is hard to get to sleep? Do any of you regularly have difficulty falling asleep because your mind is too active?
Mr. Gerbik, are you related to the infamous Kool Keith? 8)