OK, so I have been pondering over this scenario for a little while. |
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OK, so I have been pondering over this scenario for a little while. |
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Last edited by theyearthreethousand; 04-06-2008 at 03:31 AM.
I would rid my need for sleep in a heartbeat. Lucid dreaming is great, and it's even better because it gives back some of your life that is required to be asleep, but it is a poor make up for a third of a lifetime. |
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Id definetly rather not need to sleep but im thinking just because u dont need it u could still do it so, id give up sleep if i could still do it but if ur saying making sleep impossible then id have to think about it. |
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No i wouldn't take it. I don't like the idea of being perpetually awake even if i could function properly with it. It doesn't sound very appealing but i'd be willing to try it for a trial period. The closest a person can get to that i beleive is Polysthatic sleep. |
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Last edited by dragonoverlord; 04-06-2008 at 06:07 AM.
Some are born to sweet deleight
Some are born to endless night
This is like asking me if I'd like to do a hallucinogenic drug that's so addictive that I will spend a third of every day wasted on it with no chance to quit. I don't do heroin and I wouldn't do sleep either if I didn't have to. |
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Simply the prospect of having fifty percent more time in my life - well, I'd have to take it. Yeah, lucid dreams are great, but not worth decades of my life. |
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Yeah, I feel pretty much the same way, I'd give up making sleep necessary but I'd still like to have the option of being able to sleep. As sort of a mental break when you're bored and just need a break, but as is sleep takes up way too much of our lives. However, this way you could still LD. I'd still probably sleep at least once every couple of days, but that would dramatically increase the time wasted asleep. What would be even better is if they could make it so you can dream the whole time you're asleep and always remember everything that happened. Then you're not wasting time asleep and I'd opt not to give up sleep. |
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I would choose to sleep. That's like asking if I never had to eat, would I not eat. It's depriving you of something enjoyable IMO. |
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I would take never having to eat as well... Screw taste. |
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I would be happy with sleep optional. |
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You could still find other ways to relax apart from sleeping. Option a: doesn't necessarily mean that you would have to be living hectically for all 24 hours. That would be nasty. An example, instead of going to sleep last night I watched 3 movies and read 2 short stories - I was stress free and chilled after that... granted, I am feeling pretty groggy now. |
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To be honest, it depends if your brain sorts itself out or not. Apparently your brain sorts everything you've learnt through the day, and you become more efficient. I'd take the chance to not need sleep only if your brain starts magically working by itself in the night, mainly because I'd be speaking to people in different time zones, and taking more time to train on Stepmania and games and stuff. Because of the fact I'd know everyone was in bed, I'd be free to play the games I have. Basically, I like talking to my friends more than anything and that's why I'd probably take the chance to not require sleep. |
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id have to pick sleeping |
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I would choose the option to not need sleep mainly because sometimes I'll get so into a project that it is hard to stop, even if I've already gone 48 hours without sleep. Currently I only stop when I get like that because I can no longer function well enough to continue. |
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