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25 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this Romanian‑language monologue, the speaker explains that sleep is not a passive shutdown of the brain but an active state with its own rules, distinct from deep coma. Waking up is a complex, gradual process that can take hours or even days, and the brain remains in a standby mode ready to react swiftly to serious threats (e.g., a lion entering the room). This active‑standby function of sleep is presented as an evolutionary survival mechanism, ensuring rapid response to danger, contrary to the common belief that sleep is merely a period of complete inactivity.










