ive never done it intentionally, but you're right about how awesome it is going to sleep the night after . . might try it this week |
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I love staying up all night, I don't know why but it gives me a buzz the next day. |
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ive never done it intentionally, but you're right about how awesome it is going to sleep the night after . . might try it this week |
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Um, I really think you should quit doing this intentionally. I'm an insomniac (not by choice), and this happens to me on occasion, sometimes for several days. On the rare occurences that I find it necessary to stay awake for the duration of two days and one night, it often becomes problematic for my attempts to sleep. Sleep deprivation, for even one night, can have severe short-term problems, and prolonged sleep deprivation can severely impact your mental and physical health. Sure, it often allows people to experince interesting hypnogogy and a "buzz" feeling, but so do a number of drugs, and look at the other effects of most of those. I'm sick and tired of you people saying you want to stay up a really long time, because these "cool effects" you are experiencing are literally brain damage. If you want to intentionally induce sleep deprivation, by all means do so, but quit promoting it to others! You idiots all think it's fun and games simply because you haven;t researched, in depth, the physical effects of sleep deprivation (not just the side effects, but the causes of those effects), and the severe mental instability, depression and unsociability, and/or paranoia that may be long-lasting in those who have suffered secvere sleep deprivation. |
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Have YOU researched the long term effects of sleep deprivation? I can't seem to find much info on long term effects, just short term. And also, there's no need for name calling, really. I'm pretty sure staying up an extra day or two every now and then won't severely damage your mind or body, if at all. Also, sleep deprivation is hardly as harmful as most drugs. |
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They say curiosity killed the cat...
Fortunately, I am not a cat.
I'd have to agree with JET7L, I cant stand it when I cant sleep, like last night; I couldnt fall asleep until 3 30 am! And I hate all the side affects from sleep deprivation b/c I know they all mean that somethings not right in the noodle. Like when I go to school w/o sleep, its the worst thing in the world, I cant focus, I cant stay awake, I mean, Im basically a zombie the entire day. Then I end up falling asleep during the day messing up my whole sleeping schedule. But I do enjoy the REM rebound and being able to sleep the next night only b/c I can sleep. |
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Yes, I have. And I have personally experienced the effects of (unwanted) sleep deprivation. If you want to find any decent information on some of the worse long-term effects, go to your library, look up Peter Tripp (disc jockey), and go from there (you won't find much online). I have also seen info on chemicals that can go haywire when you are deprived of sleep, which can get pretty bad. |
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You guys are so tight, jesus. Don't you get wasted every once in a while? "gosh" |
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how often do you pull all-nighters? It's really not very healthy, but if you only do it once in a while it's ok. during the summer I was only home for a total of two weeks just before school started, and since I wanted to hang out with my brother before he moved out we would just stay up all night like practically every other night. for the first few weeks of school I was so tired, and would nearly fall asleep in every class, every day, even if I fell asleep at a decent time the night before. I'm starting to wonder how much of it is because of me getting so used to staying up all night. |
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for the record, I have heard from numerous sources that the effects staying up all night takes as long as 6 months to fully disappear. From friends in medicine and texts here and there. |
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I did this two night ago because I had to study for my finals. After my final I took a 2-3 hour nap, and I keep waking up and falling back to sleep. I can't believe how pleasurable it was... |
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I've done this a good number of times. Sometimes when I did it I would speculate a lot more about things and came to realizations about them, but the next day after sleep I just thought meh that's probably bs. I would be more enthusiastic and much more talkative speculating about things. |
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Last edited by Trevorm7; 05-11-2010 at 02:47 PM.
I enjoy doing this, but it's usually only on the weekend, when I can lose time to sleep. |
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I do this about once a week, when I can't sleep anyways. After 30 hours of no sleep, waking life feels like a sluggish dream - which is fun. I can close my eyes and easily relax my self to watch shapes and colors play in the dark of my eyes. |
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