Millie's head hits the pillow and snoring starts. Well, that's a figurative pillow. Could she really fall asleep that quickly? My question has been asked: Do dogs fall asleep instantly?
Here's one Quora answer: They don’t have anything to worry about. And dogs don’t have a REM sleep cycle so their sleep is light and lengthy. A non-working dog will typically sleep about 20 hours per day.
This seems like a stupid answer to be posted: The question isn't answered, goes off in another direction than the question, and it takes up all the retrievals - coming up over and over, the way Reddit answers do.
I find out that Quora's questions and answers come from anyone as long as they get hits and comments. Here's the story on how this works. It is HERE. (And I've corrected the grammar.)
"I joined Quora about the Year 2020 with no intentions to make money out of it. Asking Questions just felt natural and interesting to me. So I asked about 20 Questions that I thought I needed an answer. After about 2 months from the point I started, I got an Email from Quora that said I was invited to be added as a Quora Partner. As a Quora Partner you get a share of ad revenue from your questions. Unfortunately the program is invitation only. So you need to be one of the lucky ones to get invited. Soon I started asking questions daily and my daily earnings went from 0,1 to 8 dollars a day in about 1 month."
"The amount you make on Quora can vary greatly, but on average I get is $40-$50 for 100,000 views. Factors like keywords and topics can go into how much ads pay, but the best way to make the most out of your question is to present it in an interesting and intriguing way."
So back to Millie snoring - I know there's a difference between her nose and Dezi's - she has what is known as a snub nose and that's a snoring dog nose. How she falls asleep so quickly and starts snoring, or just simply snores while awake, that remains to be solved another day. I am not searching any more - I am definitely not giving any more money to people who ask questions and answer them in a silly way in a mostly grammar-free zone.
