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The sleeping brain does not rest. It builds cathedrals. At 2:47 AM, while the body lies still, the cortex ignites with activity that rivals—and in some regions surpasses—the waking state. This was the discovery that upended neuroscience when Nathaniel Kleitman…

On a winter night in 1953, a University of Chicago graduate student named Eugene Aserinsky watched an electroencephalograph trace a pattern no one had seen before — rapid, jagged bursts against the slow delta waves of deep sleep. He had…

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At 4:17 AM on a spring morning in 2012, a subject inside a functional magnetic resonance imaging scanner at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig signaled back to the waking world from inside a…

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