To what extent are the two hadiths "Travel, you will gain spoils" and "The sleep of a scholar is better than the worship of an ignorant person" authentic and accurately interpreted?

Al-Bayhaqi, Ahmad, and Al-Tabarani narrated hadiths with the wording: "Travel, you will be healthy and gain spoils," and "Travel, you will be healthy, and raid, you will become rich," and "Travel, you will be healthy and safe." Al-Albani authenticated some of them and deemed others weak. These hadiths illustrate the benefits of travel, such as health, wealth, and seeking knowledge, as was also reported from Al-Shafi'i. As for the hadith: "The sleep of a scholar is better than the worship of an ignorant person" or "The sleep of a scholar is worship," it has no basis. Rather, what was reported is "The sleep of a fasting person is worship." And it was said: "Sleep with knowledge is better than prayer with ignorance." The sleep of a scholar may be considered worship if he intends by it to gain energy for obedience, and the sleep of an oppressor may be considered worship by his refraining from oppression.