Post by paulsee on May 26, 2014 13:43:55 GMT
I just had an interesting event with my alarm clock. This got me thinking of a set of Alarm clock myths and inquiries that may be of interest.
(Not sure if the MB team has tested some already, but hopefully it should be fun to try.
1. After years of habitually waking up with an alarm clock, is your body set to wake up at the same time without one. With or without your knowledge that
the alarm was set the day before. (The MB team can try a few weeks setting their alarm clocks and at a random time, it is turned off to see what happens)
2. Is the snooze button responsible for a more non-energetic day? (The Mb team can try the alarm clock for a week and snooze button in another week and
compare)
3. Is a loud alarm clock capable of increasing your blood pressure from the normal waking blood pressure. After a while, will our body adjust? (Probably
best to try with some volunteers with good heart clearances.)
4. Are lights a better way to wake up people than sound? (They can try normal sound vs light as a wake up comparison)
5. Are animal predatory sounds (e.g. lion roar) or annoying sounds like (chalkboard scratching) better at waking up people ?
(Not sure if the MB team has tested some already, but hopefully it should be fun to try.
1. After years of habitually waking up with an alarm clock, is your body set to wake up at the same time without one. With or without your knowledge that
the alarm was set the day before. (The MB team can try a few weeks setting their alarm clocks and at a random time, it is turned off to see what happens)
2. Is the snooze button responsible for a more non-energetic day? (The Mb team can try the alarm clock for a week and snooze button in another week and
compare)
3. Is a loud alarm clock capable of increasing your blood pressure from the normal waking blood pressure. After a while, will our body adjust? (Probably
best to try with some volunteers with good heart clearances.)
4. Are lights a better way to wake up people than sound? (They can try normal sound vs light as a wake up comparison)
5. Are animal predatory sounds (e.g. lion roar) or annoying sounds like (chalkboard scratching) better at waking up people ?
