Is traveling inherently sleep inducing? [closed]
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I always find it curious how no matter: the time of day, the mode of transportation, the duration of the journey - traveling seems to be incredibly sleep inducing.
By traveling I mean - taking transportation - actual moving and going around, would more likely be stimulating rather than sleep inducing.
Is there any support to back up this thinking?
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