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Seasonal affective disorder is not
04 December 11 01:24 PM
Yep, this one again--I trot it out pretty much every year now for those who wonder why I'm such a crab in the winter.... Every year the Earth orbits around the sun, and every year, the shadows lengthen as the days shorten. While this may be news to those
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Zeitgeber matters
01 September 11 08:03 AM
We keep time in class, as we do pretty much everywhere. We pretend that days are exactly 24 hours long, and that each hour is as well proscribed and linear as he next. An hour in December lasts exactly as long as an hour in June. Kids know otherwise,
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