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Topic	Join me on my journey to an alternative sleep cycle! Less sleep, more work!
funkyfritter 06/03/19 2:47:17 AM #21:	refureeman posted... funkyfritter posted... A friend of mine tried doing this in college. It all fell apart after a few days. I'm convinced that this entire idea is nonsense and that sleeping so little every day is utterly impractical in the long run. Give it a try, but don't hurt yourself. Yeah, I'm not entirely sure. I can safely say that I feel way better on 3-4 hours of sleep on this method than I ever did getting that all at once. I seem to be quite alert and productive for most of the waking hours. My friend said more or less the same thing, right up until the day when he didn't show up for classes because he slept something like 18 hours straight despite multiple alarms going off. --- And with that...pow! I'm gone! <cite>funkyfritter posted [p:922720074] in Join me on... [t:77757963]...</cite> <quote><cite>refureeman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>funkyfritter posted...</cite> <quote>A friend of mine tried doing this in college. It all fell apart after a few days. I'm convinced that this entire idea is nonsense and that sleeping so little every day is utterly impractical in the long run. Give it a try, but don't hurt yourself.</quote> Yeah, I'm not entirely sure. I can safely say that I feel way better on 3-4 hours of sleep on this method than I ever did getting that all at once. I seem to be quite alert and productive for most of the waking hours.</quote> My friend said more or less the same thing, right up until the day when he didn't show up for classes because he slept something like 18 hours straight despite multiple alarms going off. --- And with that...pow! I'm gone!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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