I have a perplexing question.
I have read, many times, that the dream function of our bodies is essential. I've also read, again many times, that during active dreaming (REM sleep), the body produces some kind of chemical inhibitor that acts as a sort of paralyzing agent, to keep us from acting out our dreams.
My question, that being the case, is "How, then, do you explain sleepwalking?!"
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by Daffy Duck 13 years ago
Has anyone besides me answered a question here and been completely wrong?I answered a question that asked why Venus is the only planet that rotates different from all others. I stated that Uranus rotated the same way as well, but I was wrong. I rechecked my facts and discovered...
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I don't get...the P.C. Climate that is so afraid to call an "Ace"; an "Ace" or a "Spade"; a "Spade".Austin kamikaze pilot (yesterday) = TerroristChristmas underwear bomber = TerroristFt. Hood Army Base Shooter = TerroristTimothy McVeigh- OKC Federal Building...
by Ben Bush 16 years ago
Many people in this World seem to have many different ideas about what a Christian is or should be.What do you think a genuine Christian Is? What does the life of a genuine Christian look like?And what is the standard to make such a determination?
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Does anyone know what September is the month for?All month I have been hearing about 'child cancer month' so that is one, but there are two others. Two are important and one is not. One is medical, one is for health and the third is just for pleasure.
by The Examiner-1 10 years ago
Does anyone know why refrigerator shelves are not solid?I wonder when something too thin falls off through the crack in the self. They bring the shelf out, stop, and then put a bit of a "fence" sticking out from it. This leaves a space and things slip through if they are too thin.
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