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| Sleep patterns differ across the world. From early-to-bed South Africans to Russians who hit the sack around midnight, we reveal the cultural nuances that shape global sleep schedules. Watch the film to find out where your country ranks in the lie-in-dex, and why it matters. Read more about which countries get the best night's sleep: https://econ.st/3GTRxt8 Find out why chinstrap penguins sleep thousands of times a day: https://econ.st/48pow45 Find out why people sleep at all: https://econ.st/3RSTTyw Subscribe to The Economist: https://econ.st/3uwzp5y What actually happens when we sleep? https://www.economist.com/films/2023/09/08/what-happens-when-we-sleep Why sleep and songwriting make one of the greatest partnerships: https://econ.st/3GOigaB |
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