Ты сам вычислял логарифмы? А почему тогда таблица Брадиса не называлась "таблица Леона93"?Originally Posted by Leon93
Ты сам вычислял логарифмы? А почему тогда таблица Брадиса не называлась "таблица Леона93"?Originally Posted by Leon93
Только заангажированный человек видит разницу между лево-правыми течениями (c) Krakadil
НАверно потому что я не еврей.Originally Posted by Mikhail-u
А Брадис еврей?Originally Posted by Leon93
Наверное всё же потому, что ты 3.14дун.;)
Только заангажированный человек видит разницу между лево-правыми течениями (c) Krakadil
прогугли.Originally Posted by Mikhail-u
не верюOriginally Posted by Leon93
цирк с конями
беседа Станиславского с Звиздуном)))
Редкостная скотина ищет изощренную стерву для совместных дискуссий о высоком
Ну вот! Смотри!:fig:Originally Posted by Nabludatel'
Перевожу наанглийски. Воттакойяхорошийпереводчик.Originally Posted by Slippery When Wet
" Now, scientists in Austria say their research shows that sharing a bed with someone temporarily reduces men's brain power. Specifically, they say that when men spend the night with someone their sleep is disturbed, whether they make love or not, and this impairs their mental ability the next day.
According to the New Scientist study, women who share a bed fare better because they sleep more deeply. Professor Gerhard Kloesch and colleagues at the University of Vienna studied eight unmarried, childless couples in their 20s. Each couple was asked to spend 10 nights sleeping together and 10 apart while the scientists assessed their rest patterns with questionnaires and wrist activity monitors.
The next day the couples were asked to perform simple cognitive tests and had their stress hormone levels checked.
Although the men reported they had slept better with a partner, they fared worse in the tests, with their results suggesting they actually had more disturbed sleep. But women apparently managed to sleep more deeply when they did eventually drop off, since they claimed to be more refreshed than their sleep time suggested.
Dr. Neil Stanley, a sleep expert at the University of Surrey, England, said: "Historically, we have never been meant to sleep in the same bed as each other. It is a bizarre thing to do. Sharing the bed space with someone who is making noises and who you have to fight with for the duvet is not sensible."."(C)
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