According to research published in The Huffington Post, those who deviate from the normal sleep schedule are considered more intelligent. This finding is supported by research suggesting that those who create new evolutionary patterns (compared to those who stick with the normal patterns developed by our ancestors) are the most progressive.
It makes sense. After all, those who are the first to change (to seek out novelty) are always the most progressive and intelligent in a society. And according toresearchers at the University of Madrid, after analyzing the sleeping patterns of 1,000 students, they found that those who went to bed later (and consequently woke up later) scored higher on inductive reasoning tests, a test normally associated with general intelligence.
They don’t deny the moments when they’re having a creative breakthrough.
ABC Science reported on a study conducted by the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan in which researchers asked 120 men and women of varying ages to fill out a questionnaire asking if they were of night or morning disposition.
