> K, but, no. Sorry, but the human brain only needs 10 minutes of sleep to be fully
> functional, that is the minimum amount of time required.

Again, that is simply boggus, regardless of how many times you keep on insisting that or repeating that statement!

> However, it can't be fully stable without the body being awake as well,

That is essentially meaningless! Regaining consciousness is a full re-synchronization or re-integration process. You just cannot separate the brain from the body!!!

> so the 10 minutes of sleep that is needed is almost pointless

It is meaningless and pointless indeed...

> but if the brain didn't have the body, 10 minutes would be all that is needed, though
> it would probably sleep for longer amounts.

You are funny, a brainless body! LOL

Note that the body is "frozen" during deep sleep because the brain energy processing has shifted into other frequencies and is no longer taking input from the 5 basic senses. The EM wave scans of the brain during deep sleep show us very clear evidence of that so you just cannot dispute it!

In other words, an entity/being of the human kind simply cannot be simultaneously integrated in both places...

-wirelessguru1