Choose one
Choose one
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Waking up (not being woken up) on time implies having had enough sleep. So I take that.
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Ah! A naive youth! I will take falling asleep.
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I go to bed at a specific time for the chance of enough sleep until I need to get up. If I would only sleep 3h until I wake up too early, I might have as well stayed up longer. So I stay by what I said.
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Not really, I wake up when I have to. At the second. No matter if it's 6 o' clock or 9. And no matter if I fell asleep at 10 PM or 5 AM. Just because I woke up never means that I'm actually well rested.
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I used to be able to do that, but after decades of sleep deprivation I must get enough sleep to automatically wake up. It was pretty neat while it lasted though.
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but falling asleep in time also implies waking up in time otherwise what are you falling asleep in time for.
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It was rigged from the start
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Waking up on time allows you to do things like keep being employed and able to pay the rent on the home where you and your bed are located, highly underrated that waking up on time thing.
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falling asleep on time allows you to wake up on time and also get well rested which is important for many reasons.
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Red is just an alarm clock. Blue is the best choice here
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I choose neither
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Fall asleep on time. My dog or my kid will take care of the wake up part.
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I take a pill for both
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What wake up pills are there? Obviously there's stuff to wake you further after you're up, but how would you take a pill to wake up?
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What pill makes me more wakey? Sour patch kids?
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I wake up sooner than I intend to every single day, so I'll gladly take the blue pill
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When I was younger, Red. But being older now, blue every time.
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I rarely go to sleep on a schedule, so the red pill would be useful.
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