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2021 i'm jackson bird today need a creative boost try this napping hack from thomas edison and

salvador dali Research from this month

says it actually works. Plus, the woman who successfully traded a bobby pin for a house,

and Swedish towns are trying to reclaim their names from IKEA products. Here are some of the cool

things from the news today.

Thomas Edison was one of those people who didn't seem to require as much sleep as most of us,

or at least claimed not to. Like my hyperactive 70-year-old APUS history teacher,

Edison insisted he only needed four hours of sleep a night to function.

However, he did take naps. And I don't include that detail to say, well, actually, he did sleep

for more than four hours. In fact, his naps weren't very long at all. That's because as soon as

he started really falling asleep, he would wake himself up again.

And he did this by going to sleep holding a ball in each hand, one of which would hopefully

fall on the floor when he became unconscious and the noise and vibrations of them falling

would rouse him. And when he woke up, he claimed that he could remember all of those

great creative thoughts that sometimes occur to us

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