Want to Be a Morning Person? Think Again. Here's Why | Vantage with Palki Sharma
If you are a morning person, you might have Neanderthal genes to thank. According to a study, Neanderthal DNA probably affects the time you wake-up time. Neanderthals were morning people. They lived on high-altitudes where days were shorter. So they woke up early in the day to hunt and protect themselves. Neanderthals procreated with modern humans and passed their genes. Now, one in four people are early risers and one in four are night owls worldwide. But our society tends to reward early birds. Do early birds have better qualities or lifestyles than night owls? Does waking up early make you more successful?
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