The alarm rings, millions of people wake up to get ready for their jobs. Take a shower, eat breakfast, get changed, brush their teeth, and hop in the car ready to take on the challenges of today. But, most people aren’t as ready as they think they are because of lack of sleep. Not getting enough sleep can change your mood and emotion, so you might feel cranky, irritable, or emotionally out of sorts. “Sadly, a third of the people in America don’t get the recommended seven hours of sleep, which is thirty-three percent of the United States” (enough sleep). But what is sleep? We need to learn what scientists first thought of sleep, also what sleep means to our lives, and finally we can answer the question, is sleep important to our lives. …show more content…
But, they have solved curtain minor questions, like how does sleep effect our health. But, how can something as large as sleep be interpreted by a moral being? Sleep is an imaginary world with millions upon billions of unwritten stories lie behind closed eyes. The answer is they can’t. Scientists have wondered though the darkness of sleep, searching for answers. Thousands of people falling short of the line, unable answer the unanswered. But, health can be measured through tests and experiments. Health is a completely different topic, it’s the condition in which the body can function. And there is a relationship between the two. Sleep is one of the most important systems our body gives us. If we don’t sleep, many things can happen. “Despite many findings in the world of sleep, most scientists haven’t been able to answer the question, “Why Do We Sleep?” (Do We Sleep?). But, they have been able to answer many questions that branch out of sleep. Your body can start to break down, like an old car. “Sleep is very critical for our formation and consolidation of memories, and your ability to collect them while you’re awake. Other things that can sprout up are sickness, infections, and difficulty to learn” (Losing