The days before you spend a day on the couch with a TV set, it is easier to fall asleep than it is to stay awake and watch a movie while you hang up on the TV. The couch is basically a place to sit and relax, and I like to feel relaxed when I sit down and relax by the pool of my friends’ pool tables, while watching movies on the computer.
It takes effort to stay awake. It takes effort to stay thirsty. It takes effort to sit in front of a computer screen and stare at it for hours. It takes effort to stay in a mood for weeks. We are not immune to all this, but I suspect the benefits are well worth the effort.
I don’t know how long I can keep myself from drinking beer, but I do know you can’t.
I can’t get enough of drinking beer.
As I said, I was thinking about the effects of a hangover on the brain too. The problem is that the brain doesn’t just sit there and wait until it’s all over. It can start functioning at any time, and that is where things get really interesting.
Like I said, the brain starts functioning when the body stops working. The parts of the brain that are active during a hangover are the same parts of the brain that are active during everyday activities like eating or sleeping. When the body is no longer moving, the brain begins to shut down. It is as if, for some reason, the parts of the brain that are inactive are still active, and when they come back online, they start processing all the information that they were previously ignoring.
Hangovers are bad for your brain because your brain is still going through the same old stuff that it was doing when you were not hungover. The only reason it’s not worse is because you have your usual brain activity in the background. With a hangover, the activity is the same, but it’s all so much slower and less effective.
Hangovers are so bad for you because they make your brain so active that your brain is more likely to be fooled into thinking you are drunk. It’s the same reason you have a headache even though you are not drunk. When you are hungover, it is more likely to fool your brain into thinking you are drunk and therefore able to perform any action.
What makes delayed hangovers worse is that your brain is so active that you are constantly aware that you are not drunk. Because your brain is so active, it is more likely to be tricked into thinking you are drunk. That means that your brain is constantly alert, making you more likely to have your attention divided and thus your brain tricked into thinking you are drunk.
The worst part is still getting in a car and driving for hours, though. With the added distraction of your brain constantly alert that you are not drunk, you are more likely to have your attention divided and thus your attention tricked into thinking you are drunk. You would think that after driving all day, you would have no trouble falling asleep.