The relationship between the world of sleep that the train invites and sound.

Why do you feel sleepy when riding the train? Here are two representative theories.

Have you ever experienced suddenly feeling sleepy while riding the train, accidentally falling asleep, and missing your stop? It's something that everyone has likely gone through at least once. Even if you didn't stay up late the night before and had enough sleep, there are several reasons why you might feel sleepy on the train, all of which relate to the unique vibrations and sounds of the train. There are two main theories: one is that "the vibrations and sounds of the train are similar to those experienced by a baby in the mother's womb," and the other is a phenomenon called "habituation." "Habituation" can be simply described as "the body's acclimatization." It seems to be a term used in psychology, suggesting that when you ride the train, you go through a certain process that leads to feelings of sleepiness. [Content Overview] ■ Why do you feel sleepy while riding the train? ■ The vibrations and sounds of the train *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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