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Myo Aung Posted 10 years ago
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What can't happen to your brain when it really sleeps?
( Is this question correct and what is the answer? )Please explain me.Thanks.
  

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Myo Aung What can't happen to your brain when it really sleeps? It is grammatically correct, though rather cryptic. Myo Aung what is the answer?

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  • Myo Aung What can't happen to your brain when it really sleeps?
  • It is grammatically correct, though rather cryptic.
  • Myo Aung what is the answer?
  • It will die?
  • Who knows.
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Myo AungWhat can't happen to your brain when it really sleeps?
It is grammatically correct, though rather cryptic.
Myo Aungwhat is the answer?
It will die? Who knows. It's a strange question. Maybe there is no answer.
Myo AungPlease explain me.
You mean "Please explain it" or just "Plea
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What can't happen to your brain when it really sleeps?
( Is this question correct Yes
and what is the answer? eg It can't be woken up quickly.

Consider a simpler example.
Q - What can't happen to you when you are 20 years old?
A - You can't be elected US President.
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Myo AungWhat can't happen to your brain when it really sleeps?
The same things that cannot happen to your brain when it is really awake.
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The same things that cannot happen to your brain when it is really awake.

Although, I suppose it would be easier for an assassin to take a sledgehammer and crush a sleeping brain than a wide awake brain. The wide-awake brain's owner might be able to defend itself.
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