#Sunrise for #EarlyRisers with an orange mackerel sky to the workweek kick-off.
#Sunrise for #EarlyRisers. “A person who sets a high value on himself is never safe from discouragements and humiliations, for confronting a self-conscious person there is always something hostile to consciousness.” Jakob von Gunten by Robert Walser.
Night owls’ #cognitive function ‘superior’ to early risers, study suggests – Research on 26,000 people found those who stay up late scored better on intelligence, reasoning and memory tests
#neuroscience #research #sleep #NightOwls #EarlyRisers
https://www.theguardian.com/science/article/2024/jul/11/night-owls-cognitive-function-superior-to-early-risers-study-suggests
Night owls’ cognitive function ‘superior’ to early risers, study suggests

Research on 26,000 people found those who stay up late scored better on intelligence, reasoning and memory tests

The Guardian
#MorningHike, in #Allgäu, for #EarlyRisers. “And before tomorrow was coming to an end, he knew his mind would already be working in much the same way, yet again, over the day that was to follow.”
#MorningHike, in #Allgäu, for #EarlyRisers. Moreover, “Be approximately satisfied with approximate happiness. The only thing in life which is clear and beyond doubt is unhappiness.”
#Sunrise for #EarlyRisers, from #Allgäu, therefore, “It is not so much true that all the world loves a lover as that a lover loves all the world.”
#Sunrise for #EarlyRisers, from #Allgäu, thus, “To be solitary is a strength; to be lonely a weakness. And the cure for loneliness is solitude.”
#MorningHike, in #Allgäu, for #EarlyRisers. The weirwood of godswood in Winterfell, from Game of Thrones. The place where the Night King is killed, by Arya Stark, while chasing the Three-Eyed-Raven, Bran Stark, to murder him.
#Sunrise for #EarlyRisers, from #Allgäu, with a quote: “What’s definitive is always calm, because it is detached from time.”
#Sunrise for #EarlyRisers from #Allgäu because “styles of self-satisfaction vary from country to country, just as to be bored is not the same thing as to suffer from ennui.”