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Throughout high school and college I`ve always had a problem staying awake in any math class.  It didn`t matter how much sleep I got the night before - I would be snoring withing 10 minutes of any math lecture. 

Not sure of the cause but I think it`s just lack of stimulation (math is boring!)  Are you bored by computers?

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Oleg Issers | StartupNation.com Web Team

50% of computer programming is trial and error. The other 50% is copy and paste.

Everybody knows that there are secret energy rays that come out of video monitors of any sort, television, computer, games, etc. They stimulate the sleep centers in the human brain, based on the shape of the monitor`s edge.

Some people genetically react to monitors with straighter edges than those with more curved edges. There`s nothing you can do about it, although I read an article about a new form of brain surgery that can at least increase the time before falling asleep to an hour.

The best solution, though, is to use opaque glasses or those "sleep masks" when working in front of any sort of video display unit. In rare cases, the ultra-high audio signals can sometimes produce sleep, but it`s typically a visual problem.

Carl Sandburg called TV`s "Idiot Boxes". `Nuf said...

Didn`t Carl Sandburg used to play a private investigator with a big nose on TV?

No, silly.

That`s Carl Sagan.

Wait, he was the `billions and billions` guy.

Nevermind.

Smart Alecks--both of you (CraigL and BrandAlchemy).  LOL