Re: Waking up displaced

On Jan 31, 1:02 pm, thro...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Wayne Throop) wrote:
> :: If I'm convinced it's some sort of disease, I wouldn't worry about it
> :: too much because evidently I have some sort of immunity.
>
> I guess a couple people have said something along these lines.
> It seems a bit odd to suppose you have "an immunity".  Just because you
> had the disease and woke up doesn't mean your symptoms are over, any
more
> than the fact your symptoms abate means you've gotten over your malaria.
> Or look at it this way.  Suppose it's a form of induced narcolepsy.
> Just because a narcoleptic wakes up, doesn't mean he's cured.

If it's something on-going, it stands to reason that since I've woken
up it no longer has the same effect on me. That would be reinforced
the longer I'm awake and fail to find anyone else awake. I might sleep
for 26-34 hours at a time from now on, for all I know, but I know I've
woken up once so I'm probably going to wake up again.

(My reply here ignores what I've since read in the other thread about
this scenario.)

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DJensen