#Fatigue (medical)

Author: Richard Adiofioye / Source: Lifehack “I’m exhausted.” Do you say this all the time? Fatigue shows up in many ways including pure exhaustion, the inability to concentrate, anger, frustration and behavioral issues, memory problems, decreased work performance, and slower reaction times.

Author: Sarah Laskow / Source: Atlas Obscura Are you feeling tired, or energized? Depressed, or cheerful? Ready to go back to bed, or eager to engage with the world? All answers point to the same diagnosis: spring fever. Over the last 160 years, spring fever has become an “auto-antonym,” or a

Author: Carrie Kirby / Source: Wise Bread I’m having some remodeling done at my house, and you’d think the hardest part of that would be the volume of the hammering and drilling. But in fact, the worst part is the volume of the decisions I’m called upon to make — from the contractor stopping by

Author: Rebecca Smith / Source: HuffPost What kind of company would fight attempts to limit its workers from working excessively long hours, then turn around and try to sell disability insurance policies to those same workers? Uber, of course. Uber is fighting, in its inimitable tooth and nail

Author: Miss Cellania / Source: Neatorama We tend to think of being very sleepy as, well, just being very sleepy. But if you’re in a position of serious responsibility—really bad things can happen. Here are a few examples. 1. SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER Disaster: On January 28, 1986, the NASA