Elon Musk Launches Mystery Website, X. Elon Musk just announced the launch of a new website, x. The billionaire founder of Tesla and Space. X made the announcement on Twitter at 1 2. Pacific time this morning. But so far there isnt much to look at. The website is just a single letter X. Musk formerly owned x. Pay. Pal thats how he made his fortune but lost the domain when the company went public and he left. Musk purchased the domain back for an undisclosed sum earlier this month. Guesses for how much he paid are in the 8 figure range, but nobody knows for sure. In 1. 99. 3, ICANN, the international group that regulates internet domain names, decided that single letter domain names would no longer be available for sale. The six domains that had already been scooped up were grandfathered in, including q. In 2. 00. 5, ICANN toyed with the idea of freeing up the single letter domains, but that didnt happen. There are now plenty of other single digit domains, including Twitters link shortener t. Facebooks Messenger shortcut m. Q, X and Z are the only. This story is fictional. Its sole purpose is for the adult entertainment of the readers. Warning the following explicitly depicts sexual activity which. Why you should NEVER hit the snooze button on your alarm clock and always get 8 hours of sleep Professor Matthew Walker is neuroscientist and expert in Human Sleep. Musk has promised that x. No one really knows. Whats your guess What do you suppose Musk plans to do with x. Will he use it for one of his existing companies like Space. X or Tesla Or will this be for a new venture, perhaps exploring his love of floorsFique horas transando e enlouquea qualquer mulher Guia do Orgasmo feminino Erees Duradouras Aumento do Pnis Acesse www. Elon Musk just announced the launch of a new website, x. The billionaire founder of Tesla and SpaceX made the announcement on Twitter at 121am Pacific time this. 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As a neuroscientist and director of the University of Californias Centre for Human Sleep Science, I know most mainstream research agrees that eight hours of total sleep is the proper healthy amount for an average adult. Tragically in the UK, however, 3. Routinely sleeping less than six or seven hours a night is linked to suicide and numerous health conditions, including Alzheimers, anxiety, depression, stroke and chronic pain and to damage to every physiological system of the body, leading to cancer, diabetes, heart attacks, infertility and obesity. Meanwhile proper sleep is beneficial for us in myriad ways, nurturing our memory and learning and boosting our immune defences, physical fitness and mental health. In fact, sleep is the single most effective thing we can do for our health, wealth and well being even before diet or exercise. Based on 2. 0 years of research and findings from over 1. I explain why we neglect sleep at our peril and how we can sleep better. DONT FALL INTO THE DECAF COFFEE TRAPA key role in our process of falling asleep is played by a chemical called adenosine, which slowly builds up in the brain during our waking hours. Using a clever dual action effect, high concentrations of adenosine turn down the wake promoting regions in the brain and turn up the dial on the sleep inducing regions. When concentrations of adenosine peak, an irresistible urge for slumber will take hold. For most people, this happens after 1. You can mute the sleep signal of adenosine with caffeine. It works by occupying adenosine welcome sites or receptors in the brain and effectively inactivating them. Levels of caffeine peak approximately 3. The problem is that it persists. In pharmacology, we use the term half life when discussing a drugs efficacy, which refers to the time it takes for the body to remove 5. Be careful Routinely sleeping less than six or seven hours a night is linked to suicide and numerous health conditions, experts say. Caffeine has a half life of five to seven hours. So if you have a cup of coffee after your evening dinner, at around 7. But half a shot of caffeine is still powerful. Caffeine is removed from your system by an enzyme in the liver called cytochrome P4. A2. Based largely on genetics, some people have a more efficient version of this enzyme, allowing the liver to clear caffeine rapidly from the bloodstream. These rare individuals can drink an espresso with dinner and fall fast asleep at midnight. But as we age, it takes longer to remove caffeine, and we become more sensitive to its sleep disrupting influence. And note that decaffeinated does not mean non caffeinated. One cup of decaf usually contains up to a third of the dose of a regular cup of coffee. That means three to four cups in the evening are just as damaging to your sleep as one cup of regular coffee. BEWARE THE SNOOZE BUTTONWhen we are artificially wrenched from sleep by an alarm clock, a burst of activity from the fight or flight branch of the nervous system causes a spike in blood pressure and a shock acceleration in heart rate, according to research in the journal Industrial Health in 2. But an even greater danger lurks within the alarm clock the snooze button. If alarming your heart, quite literally, were not bad enough, using the snooze feature means you will repeatedly inflict that cardiovascular assault again and again within a short span of time. Repeating this at least five days a week in your working life, can cause multiplicative abuse to your heart and nervous system. If you use an alarm clock, do away with the snooze function and get in the habit of waking up once to spare your heart the repeated shock. MYTH OF THE POWER NAPModern humans are not sleeping the way nature intended. Our ancient forebears evolved a biological way of sleeping which is still practised in cultures untouched by electricity, such as the Gabra hunter gatherer tribe in northern Kenya. Their way of life has changed little over thousands of years. They commonly sleep in a biphasic pattern, where they have about seven hours of sleep at night, followed by a 3. But in studies that I and others have performed, naps cannot salvage more complex functions of the brain, including learning, memory, emotional stability, complex reasoning or decision making. Also, naps are not recommended for those who have difficulties falling or staying asleep at night, since daytime naps can take the edge off your nighttime sleepiness. Are you getting enough Sleep is the single most effective thing we can do for our health, wealth and well being even before diet or exercise. In fact, all humans, irrespective of culture or geographical location, have a genetically hardwired dip in alertness in other words, they are programmed for a nap in the mid afternoon. Observe any post lunch meeting around a boardroom table and this will become clear. Having a daily siesta still exists in South America and Mediterranean Europe. But the habit is disappearing, causing deadly consequences. In Greece, for example, siestas have largely disappeared since the millennium. Harvard University researchers have now studied the effects of this radical change in more than 2. Greek adults. Those that abandoned regular siestas went on to suffer a 3. Working mens overall mortality risk from no longer napping increased by more than 6. The fact is, when we stop the innate practice of biphasic sleep, our lives are shortened. In small Greek enclaves where siestas remain intact, such as the island of Ikaria, men are nearly four times as likely to reach the age of 9. American males. These have sometimes been described as the places where people forget to die. From a prescription written long ago in our ancestral genes, natural biphasic sleep and a healthy diet appear to be the keys to a long sustained life. That is not to say, however, that naps can make up for lost or poor overnight sleep. The myth of the all curing 2. Power naps may momentarily increase basic concentration in people who are sleep deprived. But in studies that I and others have performed, naps cannot salvage more complex functions of the brain, including learning, memory, emotional stability, complex reasoning or decision making. SLEEP KILLS OFF CANCERNatural killer cells are an elite squad in your immune system. They identify dangerous foreign elements and eliminate them. One entity they target are cancerous cells. Natural killer cells will effectively punch a hole in their outer surface and inject a protein to destroy the malignancy. But if your sleep is poor, they lose their effectiveness. Professor Michael Irwin, a sleep scientist at the University of California, Los Angeles, has performed landmark studies revealing just how quickly and comprehensively a brief dose of short sleep can affect cancer fighting immune cells. Too many to mention Lack of sleep causes Alzheimers, anxiety, depression and chronic pain. He showed healthy young men who endured just a single night of four hours sleep lost 7. You can well imagine the enfeebled state of your cancer fighting armoury after a week of short sleep, let alone months or years. A European study of almost 2. Stirred by the strength of accumulating evidence, Denmark became the first country to pay compensation to women who had developed breast cancer after years of night shift work in government sponsored jobs, such as nurses and air cabin crew. FIRST NIGHT JITTERSIf you take someone to an unfamiliar sleep environment such as a hotel, half of their brain sleeps a bit more lightly than the other, as if it is standing guard with a tad more vigilance due to the potentially less safe context that the conscious brain has registered while awake.