[Brookhaven]

Are you sleeping on a firm, flat bed, face down, with your nose and eye compressed against the bed and pillow? Or are you on your back with your head slightly elevated, as is the case for many native cultures that use hammocks or other non-flat surfaces for sleep?

It knew what the "right way to sleep" would be after reading this paragraph: however the natives do it, of course.

Which implies that is the "natural" way to sleep, but wouldn't the natural way to sleep be how people slept before the invention of the hammock (and rope, and cloth, tools, etc...) You know, on the ground with your head on a rock, or face down with your face in the grass. Hmmm, sounds kind of like the way people sleep in a bed today.

The point is that the left has been brainwashed into thinking the "native" way of doing things is more "natural". The fact is is not more natural at all, just less technicly advanced.

[KarlInOhio]

The point is that the left has been brainwashed into thinking the "native" way of doing things is more "natural". The fact is is not more natural at all, just less technicly advanced.

That's like the people promoting the "secrets of Eastern medicine". Life expectancy went up in China when vaccinations and antibiotics were introduced. Now tell me how acupuncture and chi balancing are superior to Western medicine.

[SeeSac]

It knew what the "right way to sleep" would be after reading this paragraph: however the natives do it, of course. Which implies that is the "natural" way to sleep, (I am glad I read past here before posting...)but wouldn't the natural way to sleep be how people slept before the invention of the hammock (and rope, and cloth, tools, etc...) You know, on the ground with your head on a rock, or face down with your face in the grass. Hmmm, sounds kind of like the way people sleep in a bed today.