Andrew Huberman· PhD
I actually think you're right now we don't know ultimately the origin of it but I believe it's imp pop because people have this sense of falling hence falling asleep
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I actually think you're right now we don't know ultimately the origin of it but I believe it's imp pop because people have this sense of falling hence falling asleep
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one of the things that starts to degrade is what we call proprioception and you've spoken about this before which is knowing how your body is sort of positioned in space
as we're drifting off into sleep we start to lose that proprioceptive feedback Now normally that loss of propri acceptive feedback and sensation of what's going on and where my body is is is is before the loss of consciousness and so you lose Consciousness and that's then thereafter when the loss of propri reception happens and you don't have this sort of you know mental freak out of of propri receptive break glass in case of emergency but sometimes the speed with which those things happen changes and you start to lose the propri receptive sensation before you fully lose Consciousness and at that point your body says oh my goodness mattress has just disappeared and I'm falling got and that's where you can have these
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