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If a person is tired and he measure his height then his height will measure less than the actual height?
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Height is height: Unless someone is slouching because they are tired, the height should remain the same.
Answered 12/26/2013
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No, unless...: Being tired does not affect one's height unless one is so tired that they can not stand up straight while being measured.
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