Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Fatigue is the best pillow.

Fatigue is the best pillow.

Summary

This quote suggests that physical exhaustion is the key to sound and restful sleep. When our bodies are tired after a long and demanding day, sleep comes more easily as our muscles and mind naturally crave rest and recovery. It implies that despite the availability of comfortable pillows and other sleep aids, nothing can replace the power of genuine fatigue in ensuring a deep and rejuvenating sleep experience.

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