The Infographics Show- "Too little sleep is bad for you!" Me- Ok, I'll set up an alarm that will wake me up exactly 8 hours from when I go to bed everyday. The Infographics Show- "Using an alarm makes you more anxious, that's bad for you!" Me- ..Ok.. I won't use an alarm clock than... *Goes to bed, Wakes up 10 hours later* The Infographics Show- "Oversleeping increases your chance of death by 30%!" ..Guess I'll just die.
I think your mental health plays a huge part in sleep and overall well being. I used to sleep 6 hours and didn't feel tired but now that I'm depressed I've been sleeping a lot more usually 9 or 10 hours and I still don't have the energy that I did. Once the mind goes, the body follows
This is because of cortisol you get when you’re depressed, stress hormones tire your mind and body, also makes you gain weight and reduces testosterone
This is so true. After this year and how depressed I've been i notice that I don't want to wake up and I feel exhausted no matter how many hours sleep I've had.
I just started lucid dreaming and literally had an inception moment where the ppl in my dream knew I knew I wasn’t awake and they just stared at me it was freaky af.
I had a dream where the story would happen, then I woke up. But I didn't wake up I just thought I had, and then had a lucid dream. This happened 4 or 5 times within the same dream so that when I finally did wake up for real, I didn't believe it and had to do things like read a news paper and check the clock often until I was convinced it was real. Was the freakiest experience I've had while sleeping where you doubt the real world when you wake up
Thank u guys for helping me get through some of my hardest times. Even when i think my life is only going to go down hill i can always count on you guys to keep me going and pick me up. Love u guys and thanks
There is nothing that states sleeping 6 hours makes you live longer, aside from sources misquoting studies. The studies referenced simply show that that people who slept around 6 hours per day tended to live longer. Much of the confusion comes from the fact that little other information is presented with regard to these people's lifestyles. I would imagine at the ends of the spectrum people who sleep 4 hours or less, or more than 8 probably live less balanced lives than those sleeping for around 6, and make choices that result in a shorter lifespan due to various ailments acquired over the course of their lives.
GL officer! That's fighting temptations for if there's no action. Hope that there isn't any action on the streets though, if you know what I mean. Be safe!
Isaiah, thank you for being a protector. I have many peace officers in my family, and it has been an extremely trying year for you all. We are ALL grateful for what you do.
@@timebrwolf3491 the issue isn't about the animation it's the lazy editing/post production it should be a normal thing to not have it randomly jump to the next video mid sentence but all their long videos like this do
I've had pretty severe insomnia since I was a toddler. I thought everyone laid awake most of the night like me, I didn't know until I was 13 that it was abnormal. It took years to get treated for it, doctors always told me the same thing: "Drink warm milk", "take Benadryl if you can't sleep sometimes", "take melatonin", etc. None of those things ever really worked for me. I finally got medicated at 17 years old and found out what it's like to be fully rested for the first time in my life.
I suffered from a massive insomnia for the first forty years of my life. I would average between 0 & 4 hours of sleep per night. Also, I and my three daughters all sleep with our eyes open. I didn't start sleeping semi normally until about 10 months after my 41st birthday, that's when I was struck by a Ford F-150 going 45 miles an hour , I was a pedestrian. So, when I say I was struck, I mean I was struck, not the vehicle I was in, (didn't break one bone!). Now I don't sleep normally, but I can actually sleep for long periods of time. Albeit, I get up often for the first 6 to 8 hours but if left to my own devices I can continue to sleep for another eight or more hours and wake up feeling refreshed. And if any of you are wondering that I get any money from my accident, the answer is no, Thanks Dan!!!
Whenever I have a dream where myself and/or others are being chased, I end up doing parkour & climbing up to the highest point. At some point, I think to myself "I've done this before in another dream". For some reason, it's ALWAYS in a sort of grocery store. The latest time this happened was when me and some guys were being chased by a sort of demon that would chase us until it touched one of us. If we got touched, we were considered dead and everyone else was safe until the next hunt. At one point, I was climbing shelves and that was when I had that feeling of deja Vu before remembering all the other dreams similar to the current one but the memories would never play out. It's like remembering a code to something and when you need the code, it quickly flashes in your mind. Idk, it's just weird how it ALWAYS happens whenever I have a dream about running & hiding.
When i was in basic training for the military i fell asleep while marching from the barracks to fire fighting training. I was in formation and everything. So i believe for a fact that you can sleep in any position
Tried the reality checks for lucid dreaming and none of them work, even pinching myself in the dream realm does nothing to wake me up yet i still feel pain
It's kind of frustrating because I DO remember my dreams and keep a journal and everything - even remembering a few reoccurring locations, but still no lucid dreams
I sleep 3 different ways, knees to chest on the opposite side of inflamed discs, straight on my back with knees up, and without a pillow, haven't for months, it started with not having 1, one night and I would wake with a different feeling in my neck, soon it went away and I haven't "slept wrong" since. I'm a carpenter so long, and up and down days, late nights. Only problem is the amount. Don't know if this helped anyone out but if you have questions of course keep watching and if you're more curious to have a conversation, reply.
So, I’ve always been aware I was in a dream whenever I’m dreaming (if I remember). I can kind of control what happens, but just BARLEY. Most of my dreams are just me recognizing I’m dreaming and nothing else.
Ok, Story time~ So I was a new recruit in the army, I was going through intense training and I was completley exhausted, I actually fell asleep standing up, I woke up because I started to fall, so It is possible to sleep standing up, though not for long. Sorry for my bad english...not my main language. :D
I've actually accidentally fallen asleep asleep with my eyes open sitting in a chair at school. To this day I have no clue how I did it, I was just watching the board and the next second the lights are off and the teacher is ten pages ahead on the assignment. It was fun explaining why I missed multiple questions on the assignment...
I suffer with insomnia,cant fall asleep.I came across Dan Jones a sleep hypnosis here on utube.I put 1 of his adult bedtime stories on,put my phone by my head,& asleep within 5 minutes everytime!
I had a really bad anxiety attack a few weeks ago and for some reason it kept me from being able to fall asleep for 4 days By the 4th day it was sooo hard for me to remember anything. And i was physically and mentally exhausted.
My BEST sleep is between 5am and noon. BUT, my husband and son refuse to let me sleep During those times. So I'm ALWAYS exhausted since my son was born. 11 years so far! I go to bed between 7pm-9pm and wake up between 6am-8am. Right best sleep time.
I had lucid & remembered dreams constantly as a kid & more-so as a preteen/teen. Much less as an adult altho if I wake up too early in the morning & go back to sleep for a few hours before I have to really get up, I ALWAYS remember VIVIDLY, often having a level of control....Anybody experience waking up & then being far more aware when they get those last 2/3/4 last hours of sleep?
I relate to the lucid dreaming part because I have always been able to be fully aware when I'm in a dream. I'd also be able to control my own actions in a dream. It's actually pretty cool.
Ever had 4 hours straight of Hypnic Jerks. Then have it repeat for several days. When it finally ends you'll have some dreams that you can remember almost 100%
When I was younger I wished that I would wake up as someone else, and realize this was all a dream I'd forget because my life was so boring. Good times.
All the dreams I remember from the past months have a river or body of water in them. Also at one point or not I look in the mirror and see something crazy things that sorta resemble my body but not really. It's also like I'm aware but can't control my dreams.
"If I had a nickel for every time a cat killed an infant in their sleep, Id have two nickels, which isn't a lot but weird that it happened twice." (I know It was debunked I just wanted to use the quote.)
I once had a dream where I realised that it was a dream while still in it. I wasn't liking it but I did not know how to get out of the dream. So what I did was find a window and jump off. Apparently your mind cannot imagine your own death and it caused me to immediately wake up.
around 20 minutes i swear that they already had a video on the no sleep challenge before but my memory is a bit off since ive watched so much this year more than last year
Idk if this is normal but sometimes when I'm really tired I start dreaming well I'm falling asleep and strat thinking in a dream way before I am fully asleep
Rest one eye at a time.
You'll be fine.
Underrated! Lol
Yep
The Infographics Show is the best
Hi
😂
The Infographics Show- "Too little sleep is bad for you!"
Me- Ok, I'll set up an alarm that will wake me up exactly 8 hours from when I go to bed everyday.
The Infographics Show- "Using an alarm makes you more anxious, that's bad for you!"
Me- ..Ok.. I won't use an alarm clock than... *Goes to bed, Wakes up 10 hours later*
The Infographics Show- "Oversleeping increases your chance of death by 30%!"
..Guess I'll just die.
Lol
Lamo
Hahahahaha
LOL
lol
Here’s a tip to sleep better: turn this video off and go to sleep
This is going to explode
Ha ha ha. It's 9:24 PM in EST. Time to sleep
9:50pm I gotta be up at 5 I'm going to thank you
Thanks Steve
1 am gotta be up at 4 thanks Steve
I think your mental health plays a huge part in sleep and overall well being. I used to sleep 6 hours and didn't feel tired but now that I'm depressed I've been sleeping a lot more usually 9 or 10 hours and I still don't have the energy that I did. Once the mind goes, the body follows
Bro literally so relatable
Also with age. I'm not depressed but being 33 I can't pull all nighters anymore
Its all about perspective..
This is because of cortisol you get when you’re depressed, stress hormones tire your mind and body, also makes you gain weight and reduces testosterone
This is so true. After this year and how depressed I've been i notice that I don't want to wake up and I feel exhausted no matter how many hours sleep I've had.
Maybe they made it an hour long so it'll eventually make us fall asleep while watching
Ikr
I fell asleep and now it is 4:00am
@@Zenderlife 1:54 am lol
I think it's working
1:37 AM
I was 10 minutes in before I found out this was an hour long
Derpy Mop same
Asian 01 same
I was 20 minutes in 😂
I was 33 mins
thank you! saved me an hour!
Who else up at midnight on a Sunday night watching this
Lol me
Party me
Well not me
Eerily. I woke up at Sunday midnight, 1 week after this post.
No wensday it’s 4am I got school never went to sleep
I was gonna sleep after the video but it’s a hour long..........
Kermit Surf same
I like falling asleep listening to their videos
Not because it’s boring but because it feels like I’m being read to sleep😴
haaa
kermity froggie ikr😹
That was my plan
Cant stop laughing at the guy who dreamt about a "Vegeterian crocodile"
Thank you for this comment
Infographics: You might live longer if you sleep less
Me waking up from a 14 hr nap: 😳
Freezing Luck Hypersomnia?
Lol then there’s me up till 4 am rising at 9 am
Then theres me not sleeping for an entire night
I Sleep 7 Hours
Nap?
I just started lucid dreaming and literally had an inception moment where the ppl in my dream knew I knew I wasn’t awake and they just stared at me it was freaky af.
Wow, that must be amazing, Inception is one of my all time favorite movies btw.
I had a dream where the story would happen, then I woke up. But I didn't wake up I just thought I had, and then had a lucid dream. This happened 4 or 5 times within the same dream so that when I finally did wake up for real, I didn't believe it and had to do things like read a news paper and check the clock often until I was convinced it was real. Was the freakiest experience I've had while sleeping where you doubt the real world when you wake up
@@ctakitimu just try to test if you can feel pain since you can't really feel any pain in dreams
The people in my dreams either know or don't know I'm not awake but for sure I don't and actually think I'm awake,,,
I’ve had that too! They look at you all weird and blank faced. Made myself wake up then lol
Thank u guys for helping me get through some of my hardest times. Even when i think my life is only going to go down hill i can always count on you guys to keep me going and pick me up. Love u guys and thanks
U have 1 like but ok I bet u liked your own comment to
Lol ok 😂😂😂
Ја дркам сваки дан
Daily Dragon Duo too*
@@-buser i ja
Infographics Show: "Don't give a speech in your pajamas"
Me: Just recorded a speech to turn in online during quarantine while wearing my pjs
"YoU nEeD lEsS tHaN 8 hOuRs" I can hardly function when I get 6 hours of sleep. -_-
You atleast get 6 hours of sleep in college we hardly blink
@@swagsuke9603 I know that
Ur lucky you don’t suffer from anxiety and Insomnia
There is nothing that states sleeping 6 hours makes you live longer, aside from sources misquoting studies. The studies referenced simply show that that people who slept around 6 hours per day tended to live longer. Much of the confusion comes from the fact that little other information is presented with regard to these people's lifestyles. I would imagine at the ends of the spectrum people who sleep 4 hours or less, or more than 8 probably live less balanced lives than those sleeping for around 6, and make choices that result in a shorter lifespan due to various ailments acquired over the course of their lives.
@@swagsuke9603 that is why i am never going to college
Let's just remember its 9 pm and its an hour-long video you have a choice sleeping or watch another infographics video
only 9pm? I'll watch more hour long episodes
More like 1:00 am
Wait what the video is an hour long
Wait what!? 🤣
hold up-
Everything you need to know about sleep:
Me: watching this at 3 am 😅
4:11 am here
Right lol
That ain’t shut when ur in quarantine
Why do i watch these at 3:37am
Lol same
Can say from expirince not getting sleep literally does make you go crazy I’ve had the hallucinations
No one:
Absolutely no one
Infographics Guy: I was in the military
thanks for your service
Literally no one's finished watching this video yet
Christian Stiker I have
Christian Stiker I watched the whole thing without sleeping
@@malachisims6518 you are not a human
I did... somehow
Hold my beer
I"m watching this while I'm on a night shift ironically. I'm a police officer.
No sleep for you then!
GL officer! That's fighting temptations for if there's no action. Hope that there isn't any action on the streets though, if you know what I mean. Be safe!
FTP TO THE DAY I DIE
Roll safe! 👍😁
Isaiah, thank you for being a protector. I have many peace officers in my family, and it has been an extremely trying year for you all. We are ALL grateful for what you do.
Me getting ready to sleep for school tomorrow
" *tips and tricks to sleep and dream better* "
Me: *IM UP*
big brain
big brain
big brain
What about veterans day
Weird,.. why does your school have school tomorrow 😂 u weird.
Currently 2:10 am
me about to go to sleep
“clicks on this hour long video”
Nahhh b you mean 4:22 am.
Literally what I'm doing. 02:08 am
2:41 am
1.41am
Props to the animator, who had draw over an hour on conteny
This isn't 1 video it's a bunch lazily edited together
@@Vorticy135 it's an hour long what do you expect ta full on animated movie smh
@@Vorticy135 ok bet you make better animations or are you.... To lazy to do it
@@timebrwolf3491 the issue isn't about the animation it's the lazy editing/post production it should be a normal thing to not have it randomly jump to the next video mid sentence but all their long videos like this do
Me: *Sees an Infographics video over an hour long*
Also me: Woah, I need more sleep.
*notices runtime*
Ok just gonna add this to my watch later playlist
(Never to be seen again)
Jonanice 😂same
Same!
I've had pretty severe insomnia since I was a toddler. I thought everyone laid awake most of the night like me, I didn't know until I was 13 that it was abnormal. It took years to get treated for it, doctors always told me the same thing: "Drink warm milk", "take Benadryl if you can't sleep sometimes", "take melatonin", etc. None of those things ever really worked for me. I finally got medicated at 17 years old and found out what it's like to be fully rested for the first time in my life.
What was the medication if you don't mind me asking?
I use tylenol P.M every night to fall asleep. And I'm talking seroquel. Sounds like you need them.
What are you taking? I’ve been trying to figure out how to fix my insomnia and so far have tried 4 medications, none of which work now.
@@Stazib98 you need to smoke a fat joint bro, that's what he meant by "medicated"
29 an still trying to find something that works that doesn't involve being intoxicated in one form or another.
I suffered from a massive insomnia for the first forty years of my life. I would average between 0 & 4 hours of sleep per night. Also, I and my three daughters all sleep with our eyes open. I didn't start sleeping semi normally until about 10 months after my 41st birthday, that's when I was struck by a Ford F-150 going 45 miles an hour , I was a pedestrian. So, when I say I was struck, I mean I was struck, not the vehicle I was in, (didn't break one bone!). Now I don't sleep normally, but I can actually sleep for long periods of time. Albeit, I get up often for the first 6 to 8 hours but if left to my own devices I can continue to sleep for another eight or more hours and wake up feeling refreshed. And if any of you are wondering that I get any money from my accident, the answer is no, Thanks Dan!!!
Is it just me, or is this video so calming that it makes you go to sleep, I slept for about 5 minutes and woke up with my heart racing🤣
Fun Fact: Watching this video will eventually put you to sleep.
Whenever I have a dream where myself and/or others are being chased, I end up doing parkour & climbing up to the highest point. At some point, I think to myself "I've done this before in another dream". For some reason, it's ALWAYS in a sort of grocery store. The latest time this happened was when me and some guys were being chased by a sort of demon that would chase us until it touched one of us. If we got touched, we were considered dead and everyone else was safe until the next hunt. At one point, I was climbing shelves and that was when I had that feeling of deja Vu before remembering all the other dreams similar to the current one but the memories would never play out. It's like remembering a code to something and when you need the code, it quickly flashes in your mind. Idk, it's just weird how it ALWAYS happens whenever I have a dream about running & hiding.
Me watching this video at 5am and still havent went to bed yet.
When i was in basic training for the military i fell asleep while marching from the barracks to fire fighting training. I was in formation and everything. So i believe for a fact that you can sleep in any position
I can do lucid dreaming, and can change the outcomes of my dreams. But I'm not a sleepwalker and it's pretty dangerous if you are a sleepwalker.
mark brown how did u master
I've done lucid dreaming before but I prefer to just daydream when I want to workout my imagination. It easier and more convenient to do.
Tried the reality checks for lucid dreaming and none of them work, even pinching myself in the dream realm does nothing to wake me up yet i still feel pain
Choices
Sleep or watch
Im taking a big risk
It's kind of frustrating because I DO remember my dreams and keep a journal and everything - even remembering a few reoccurring locations, but still no lucid dreams
tip to sleep: don't watch this 1 hour video and instead sleep earlier (no offence infographics but why do you have to make it 1 hour long?)!!
The infographics is life: Love the music, narration, animation and more. Thank you
This video is the reason I’m not asleep thanks TIS😘
Awww TH-cam is not an dating app
Lol
@@gaucovka4537 it's not??? Hmmm
@@Posmlady i mean it can be but in this case it can’t
I sleep 3 different ways, knees to chest on the opposite side of inflamed discs, straight on my back with knees up, and without a pillow, haven't for months, it started with not having 1, one night and I would wake with a different feeling in my neck, soon it went away and I haven't "slept wrong" since. I'm a carpenter so long, and up and down days, late nights. Only problem is the amount. Don't know if this helped anyone out but if you have questions of course keep watching and if you're more curious to have a conversation, reply.
lack of sleep = insanity,depression,suicide,lack of want to live or otherwise-----
works backwards too :P
Drugs for treating depression: may cause increase in depression and suicidal thoughts
Sounds promising
So, I’ve always been aware I was in a dream whenever I’m dreaming (if I remember). I can kind of control what happens, but just BARLEY.
Most of my dreams are just me recognizing I’m dreaming and nothing else.
Ok, Story time~
So I was a new recruit in the army, I was going through intense training and I was completley exhausted, I actually fell asleep standing up, I woke up because I started to fall, so It is possible to sleep standing up, though not for long. Sorry for my bad english...not my main language. :D
I often sleep standing up in the bus...
Your English is fine mate.
I'd fall asleep in formation in basic for the Air Force. Lol I never feel, I got a few naps. Lol
In boot camp people often fell asleep standing up in ranks and lines and even passed out whilst marching.
I was walking my pet tractor yesterday
I've actually accidentally fallen asleep asleep with my eyes open sitting in a chair at school. To this day I have no clue how I did it, I was just watching the board and the next second the lights are off and the teacher is ten pages ahead on the assignment. It was fun explaining why I missed multiple questions on the assignment...
Everyone watching this was going to sleep then this video popped up
I'm not a human then
I suffer with insomnia,cant fall asleep.I came across Dan Jones a sleep hypnosis here on utube.I put 1 of his adult bedtime stories on,put my phone by my head,& asleep within 5 minutes everytime!
Me: watching a video abt sleeping while I should be sleeping
I had a really bad anxiety attack a few weeks ago and for some reason it kept me from being able to fall asleep for 4 days
By the 4th day it was sooo hard for me to remember anything. And i was physically and mentally exhausted.
Am I the only person who never remebers their dreams. Like actually I fall asleep and I feel like about 2 seconds of darkness I wake up and it's day.
Dreams? Hm, I have the most random dreams. One for example was racing in mario kart with Harry and Marv from home alone🤔
I am a night owl.I do not like to be spoken to first thing in the morning. the worst thing in the morning is for me getting up.
I was just sitting here drawing while listening to the Infographics videos as usual XD Then I realized this video was longer than what I''m use to
Me at 2am:
I don’t need sleep. I need answers.
Binge watching on Infographics shows gave me lucid dreaming 🙂. Debunk this !
I'm a night owl. Now that i'm retired i sleep from 3 am to 10 am. Love it. Suffered from insomnia all my life.
My BEST sleep is between 5am and noon. BUT, my husband and son refuse to let me sleep During those times.
So I'm ALWAYS exhausted since my son was born. 11 years so far!
I go to bed between 7pm-9pm and wake up between 6am-8am. Right best sleep time.
I had lucid & remembered dreams constantly as a kid & more-so as a preteen/teen. Much less as an adult altho if I wake up too early in the morning & go back to sleep for a few hours before I have to really get up, I ALWAYS remember VIVIDLY, often having a level of control....Anybody experience waking up & then being far more aware when they get those last 2/3/4 last hours of sleep?
Here’s a tip to go to sleep. Stop Watching Videos!
your 3 hour sleep experiment is basically how i've been living for like 2 years ._.
Same here...except mine has been last 27 years!!! Lol...sad
I relate to the lucid dreaming part because I have always been able to be fully aware when I'm in a dream. I'd also be able to control my own actions in a dream. It's actually pretty cool.
Ever had 4 hours straight of Hypnic Jerks. Then have it repeat for several days. When it finally ends you'll have some dreams that you can remember almost 100%
Just casually watching this at 4am.
I fell asleep while MARCHING in bootcamp. If you're tired enough, you can't stop sleep from taking over
Shanon after the fight: *LETS SLEEP CHAMP*
I have learned so by telling myself storys before i fall a sleep
Hour long,how long were you edititng for
When I was younger I wished that I would wake up as someone else, and realize this was all a dream I'd forget because my life was so boring. Good times.
Hey life will get better man. Praying for you 🙏🏾
that explains my dreams suddenly cutting off then i start dreaming of something else
All the dreams I remember from the past months have a river or body of water in them. Also at one point or not I look in the mirror and see something crazy things that sorta resemble my body but not really. It's also like I'm aware but can't control my dreams.
Like my grandmother always used to say “I’m only resting my eyes”
Have anyone experienced being in a lucid dream like 2- to 3 times still inside your dream until you woke up?? Because I do..
Me too, I've had waking dreams and nightmares so many times. Totally freaky.
I do that all the time when I realize im in a dream if I move its over or open my eyes or talk its wird but it happens every morning
Who else work at night and can’t sleep anyway
I fell asleep standing up on a field trip to the pantheon, the tour guide was impressed and I was embarrassed
Me: *sees this is an 1 hour video*
Holy shi-
Can confirm on the sleeping upright one. I fell asleep while marching in boot camp.
"If I had a nickel for every time a cat killed an infant in their sleep, Id have two nickels, which isn't a lot but weird that it happened twice."
(I know It was debunked I just wanted to use the quote.)
Anyone else try and swipe right on those white boxes in the top right corner thinking they were a ad or link to another video?
*"More active imagination"* I literally can imagine ANYTHING and that's not a joke so yeah
I have never slept 8 hours. 4 to 5 hours at the most. No naps either. I sleep walk, sleep talk and have ptsd. I also get sleep paralysis. Fun nights.
I have not had a nightmare for over 3 years.
(I’m 13)
I have not had a nightmare for over 16 hours
(I'm 13)
I have extreme dreams/nightmares every night and have all my life. I way older than 13.
27, haven't remembered a dream in 15 years... enjoy you youth my friends, it does not last for ever.
I once had a dream where I realised that it was a dream while still in it. I wasn't liking it but I did not know how to get out of the dream. So what I did was find a window and jump off. Apparently your mind cannot imagine your own death and it caused me to immediately wake up.
One-third of my life was a lie
The dead baby goes cold and the cat tries to maintain it's temperature. Babies abandoned in the winter survive by the cats doing this...
FiRsT! lol
like so the first comment can stay on top.
How old are you?
@@Flower-cu5li 11?
Im 7 and 9/87ths
@@discranberry9008 lol he wasnt asking about u... 🤣🤣😂
No.
around 20 minutes i swear that they already had a video on the no sleep challenge before but my memory is a bit off since ive watched so much this year more than last year
"What bad dreams say about-"
Jokes on you I don't remember my dreams.
(Or maybe I don't dream at all, I seldom get dreams.)
No.. no no no...
If you get right back go sleep, you can (more likely) re-enter the dream, you had just awoken from!!!
Idk if this is normal but sometimes when I'm really tired I start dreaming well I'm falling asleep and strat thinking in a dream way before I am fully asleep
I am literally watching this at I'm not kidding 05:37 in the morning and I haven't slept yet
4:04am for me and been up since 6 am the day before
sleeping was the only thing i never considered to be wrong at.
I used to go days without sleep I started having hallucinations
Me watching at 1:00 AM: hm very interesting will definitely use
Yea sure buzz-feed CEO is wealthy but do we really want to be like him? CEO of buzz-feed
grandfather was a vietnam vet and he sometimes slept standing straight up
Yeah I used to keep a dream journal so that I wouldn't forget the dream and then research them with dream dictionaries when I woke up.
Bold of you to assume I sleep (I usually pass out after two or three days)
This is really scary when you consider how little sleep resident doctors get.