We may be able to get some of the memory and learning benefits of sleep while awake, discovers Amanda Ruggeri FOR most of my adult life, I have noticed something odd. Some evenings, I can barely remember what I did that day. Ask me what I had for breakfast and you will be met with a blank look. On other days, I can tell you the details of interviews I did, the plans I made, which snacks I packed my daughter for school and how much of each she ate. The difference between them doesn’t seem to correlate to how I slept. In fact, only one factor seemed to matter: how much I rested. …