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    Can you keep it going asking ONLY QUESTIONS?

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    • Posts: 13,325 Member
      What about the duration of naps? Or does that fall under the category of quality?
    • Posts: 2,947 Member
      Isn't it sometimes better, though, to have a quick 5 or 10 minute power nap than a really long nap that makes you feel like not doing anything else for the rest of the day?
    • Posts: 13,604 Member
      If there were such an award and it was similar to Garmin's sleep score, wouldn't it be partly quantity but mostly quality? Wouldn't you think so looking at my sleep score for the last 3 nights:
      * Tuesday night sleep score = 79, quality: fair, duration: 6h 50m
      * Monday night sleep score = 92, quality: excellent, duration: 7h 8m
      * Sunday night sleep score = 89, quality: good, duration: 8h 34m?
    • Posts: 13,325 Member
      Have you ever scored a perfect 100 sleep score, like I did over the weekend?
    • Posts: 13,604 Member
      Hasn't the closest I've gotten was a sleep score of 98?
      With Duration, Stress, Deep, Light, REM and Awake/Restlessness all rated Excellent, aren't I wondering what it takes to get 100 and earn the Mythical Sleep badge? 🤔
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    • Posts: 2,947 Member
      Who is Garmin and how did he come up with this sleep scoring system!?
    • Posts: 4,602 Member
      Is that what you guys use? Shouldn’t you guys switch to the AutoSleep app so you can score a 100% like me?

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    • Posts: 13,604 Member
      AdahPotatah2024 wrote: »
      Who is Garmin and how did he come up with this sleep scoring system!?
      Didn't I have to look that up, and found Garmin's sleep score is provided by First Beat Analytics, which Garmin acquired a couple months ago?
      So who has the best sleep analytics, Garmin, Google Fitbit, Apple, Samsung, Oura, or who? 🤷‍♂️
    • Posts: 13,325 Member
      Oh, am I the only person basing score upon the Sleep Number bed I use?
    • Posts: 9,409 Member
      Am I the only person who has never scored my sleep?
    • Posts: 13,604 Member
      Isn't it more likely you are in the majority of people who do not monitor their sleep?
      But like anything else, can't you benefit from focusing a bit on this aspect of your day?
    • Posts: 2,947 Member
      edited August 2024
      frankwbrown wrote: »
      With Duration, Stress, Deep, Light, REM and Awake/Restlessness all rated Excellent, aren't I wondering what it takes to get 100 and earn the Mythical Sleep badge? 🤔
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      Does it take 2 points off for the fact that you have to monitor your sleep?:D

    • Posts: 19,555 Member
      Will anyone else be sleeping while traveling by plane today?
    • Posts: 9,409 Member
      Since I have not flown in a plane since last year, won't my answer surely be No?
    • Posts: 2,947 Member
      How could anyone sleep knowing that you are in a big machine flying in the sky above earth!?😅
      Were you able to sleep an A+ on the plane?
    • Posts: 13,325 Member
      Do you have one of those neck pillows to sleep with while sitting upright?
    • Posts: 19,555 Member
      edited August 2024
      Were those last two questions for me?
    • Posts: 13,325 Member
      Who else would they be for?
    • Posts: 2,947 Member
      Should we have put @cmsienk?
    • Posts: 9,409 Member
      what if somebody else wanted to answer it?
    • Posts: 19,555 Member
      Do you have a neck pillow for sleeping in planes @paperpudding?
    • Posts: 9,409 Member
      don't I have one for planes and also cars?
    • Posts: 4,602 Member
      edited August 2024
      AdahPotatah2024 wrote: »
      How could anyone sleep knowing that you are in a big machine flying in the sky above earth!?😅
      Were you able to sleep an A+ on the plane?

      Isn’t it preferable to sleep as a passenger on a plane than as the driver of a big driving machine on the streets?
    • Posts: 4,602 Member
      paperpudding wrote: »
      what if somebody else wanted to answer it?

      Are we going to start having to call dibs on certain questions?
    • Posts: 13,325 Member
      What if the person calling dibs forgets the question they are dibbing? (Are you also amazed that "dibbing" was accepted by the spellchecker as an actual word?)
    • Posts: 4,602 Member
      Doesn’t it seem unfair through to call dibs on any question since we don’t intend to answer them, @nossmf?
    • Posts: 4,602 Member
      Is dibbing the act of calling dibs? 🤔
    • Posts: 13,604 Member
      Oh, so it's not dipping or dabbing? 😉
    • Posts: 9,409 Member
      or dribbling?
    • Posts: 2,947 Member
      Or dabbling?

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