The less you know, the better you sleep, do you agree?

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  1. Alhamora profile image53
    Alhamoraposted 13 years ago

    The less you know, the better you sleep, do you agree?

  2. junkseller profile image78
    junksellerposted 13 years ago

    It is the power of what you know that matters.

  3. Maggie-May profile image73
    Maggie-Mayposted 13 years ago

    Disagree, it is the stuff I don't know that keeps me awake at night...let's just say the unknown things keep my mind racing...not all the time, but those long, toss and turn nights.

  4. Seeker7 profile image82
    Seeker7posted 13 years ago

    Hi,

    Yes I do agree. I remember in particular when I first started nurse training. Learning about all the different diseases and conditions you could get was interesting, but often I could have sworn I was developing symptoms of some of the diseases and yes it kept me awake at night!!

  5. peterxdunn profile image59
    peterxdunnposted 13 years ago

    No. Knowledge is power. The powerful and rich do not want you to have the knowledge that they possess. They would rather you slept on whilst they carry on stealing and manipulating the world for their own benefit. To them people like you are a gift. They would much prefer a world in which we were all like you: somnambulists, blithely ignorant of the crimes that they commit every hour of every day.

    It 's time to wake up and start paying attention.

  6. Beege215e profile image59
    Beege215eposted 13 years ago

    In effect you are saying that ignorance is bliss. To the ignorant that may seem true, but to the knowledgeable it is clearly false. As others here have already said, knowledge is power, the more you know the less chance of falling or failing.

  7. arb profile image77
    arbposted 13 years ago

    Yes!
    1) If you're really stupid then you don't care, you don't know and you wouldn't be smart of enough to answer this question.
    2) If you are only a little bit stupid then you're guilty of any two from #1.
    3) if you're not the least bit stupid, then you're trying to figure out how to enjoy life as much as #1 while retaining your #3 status, in which case, you are not getting the same sleep as #1.

  8. wealthseeker profile image60
    wealthseekerposted 13 years ago

    This is very similar to movie matrix, do you want to know reality or live fake life? Makes me wonder about same thing.

  9. ericdavies profile image61
    ericdaviesposted 13 years ago

    Yes, this is why the American people are asleep when it comes to protecting the constitution from the thieves who are working diligently to erode it!

  10. TJBaruch profile image81
    TJBaruchposted 13 years ago

    If I  were to hazard a guess I would guess the one who asked this question sleeps very well, indeed. :-)

  11. RealHousewife profile image67
    RealHousewifeposted 13 years ago

    Well I don't agree with that at all - except for that time I was in a coma:)

  12. ttrash profile image59
    ttrashposted 13 years ago

    disagree! Waiting to know about something or even just wanting to know something keeps me up more than trying to forget something I do know!

  13. dwaynehood profile image40
    dwaynehoodposted 13 years ago

    Completely disagree, because you definitely have complete knowledge of everything so that's wrong to say less you know and better you sleep..

  14. Zubair Ahmed profile image75
    Zubair Ahmedposted 13 years ago

    It depends on the subject matter ...if your thinking about taxation then, it's in your best interest to figure it all out or get help before the tax men starts to chase you, but if you thinking about the creation of the universe then you might as well take it easy as clearly its not something that your going to answer in one life time as the subject matter is too large to even contemplate answering all areas of that topic.  In that case I would say the less you think about it the better you'd sleep.

  15. philirodje profile image60
    philirodjeposted 13 years ago

    Knowledge they say is power, ignorance is not an excuse so i would disagree with this statement.
    The less i know the more disturbed i am. This i agree

  16. Jangaplanet profile image60
    Jangaplanetposted 13 years ago

    Knowing things is a good thing , but i think getting involved in problems that do not concern us will only add to stress.

  17. Pnoyeo31695 profile image60
    Pnoyeo31695posted 13 years ago

    i don't think so. it's the more you're tired the better you sleep

  18. Wayne Brown profile image80
    Wayne Brownposted 13 years ago

    Possibly....to the extent that you don't worry about what you do not know. Apathy may be a strong sleep aid but it eventually will keep you up at night when you finally wake up and see what has happened...as the American public is doing right now. WB

  19. stariswhoiam profile image61
    stariswhoiamposted 12 years ago

    not necessarily. i think it's more like the better one confronts life the better they sleep, cuz at the end of the day life can never be avoided.

 
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