Can a blind man experience jet lag?
October 22nd, 2008 | by Andy |
DeanOverboard asked:
I know this question may sound odd, but it’s something I’ve wondered about for a while. The way I see it, jet lag occurs because your seeing a time that your brain feels should be a different time. (You see daylight, your brain wants to sleep.) But what If you did not know it was daylight outside, and simply slept when your body wanted to. I was wondering if there was a definite answer to this question.
Gerber
I know this question may sound odd, but it’s something I’ve wondered about for a while. The way I see it, jet lag occurs because your seeing a time that your brain feels should be a different time. (You see daylight, your brain wants to sleep.) But what If you did not know it was daylight outside, and simply slept when your body wanted to. I was wondering if there was a definite answer to this question.
Gerber
Tags: Blind Man, Definite Answer, Jet Lag, Man Experience, Sleep
3 Responses to “Can a blind man experience jet lag?”
By zerosopher on Oct 24, 2008 | Reply
yes. blind people also have biological clock.
By nnn on Oct 26, 2008 | Reply
The light they are convinced now.
The light when in the light they are convinced now.
The shift hours and hope you are affected by jet lag just think about people will be affected by jet lag affect the sun have trouble with sleep at night even the natural body clock which needs sleep patterns even if they are convinced now.
The natural body clock which needs sleep patterns even if they can see kind.
By bullet b on Oct 26, 2008 | Reply
go ask a blind man that flies on a plane. i havent seen a blind man on plane but its the same as closing your eyes and walking.