It's funny tho, because homeworks are a form of punishment and schools just won't change that. I'm not sure about this but I read somewhere that Finland doesn't give homework and their students are happy and perform well.@@rileyjensen1205
It’s funny because my algebra teacher expects us to do the same to ace all subjects. But I will never sacrifice my sleep, I already did during the first half of a school year before, and all I can say is never again...
@@yazram3205 ohh but thats not bad, if you lets say start studying at 8 and then study till 4 am, albeit yeh you might be messing up the sleep schedule but its gonna be all worth it because you are getting so much work done. you are studying 8 hours in the night itself and then add on school hours. you will excel in life.
Not really it came after spending a whole exam week ( 5 days ) going to every exam with 2 : 3 hours of sleeping and not continuous sleep but like three times sleeping each one an hour
I really need to remind myself of this. All nighters have become so normalized, but sleep is one of the important key factors of good school performance. Unfortunately my body has been facing the consequences of sleep deprivation, im hoping that i can improve my study habits so that I can go to bed earlier!
I have not slept for more than 3 to 4 hours for the past three months and yes it is starting to take its toll on me like a few memory problems and severe back pains but I have gotten my dream result so far. I tell myself that if you work hard now you can feel successful later and get justice. By the way I get free at 9:30 PM from school and classes which have no breaks between them. Then I pull off all nighters to finish my homework and by the time I am done ✅ it is already morning and time to go to school and repeat the same cycle over and over again. Atleast the result might be worth it.
@@ElzarMann-v5c Just try briefing yourself on the advantages, try drinking a lot of water, in free time try thinking about it and try forcing yourself to go to sleep or just go to your bed and lay down there(I don't even know what I'm writing).
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I always make sure to take a good night's sleep before the exam day and don't study afterwards anymore. Haven't failed a test in years. Start studying soon enough and then trust your knowledge! Go to bed to save everything you've learned in the day of preparing. Anything more you do has zero effect on your result (if not negative because you will be tired).
@knightlon yeah. Whatever mistakes have been made, they can not be undone. So let's just pat ourselves on the back for finishing another hurdle and get that well-earned rest after exam!
I agree it’s important to have a good night’s sleep, but for me it depends on the type of exam I’m taking. If it’s a multiple choice or essay based exam, I agree to not study the day of. But if it’s a math/physics/chemistry exam, I like to warm up with a few problems (textbook examples or old tests). Not so much that I burn myself out before the test, but enough that I significantly decrease my chances of having a deer in the headlights moment on the test
@SeaAngel24676 but like (biology major student here) almost all my notes are slideshows. I've gone over 900 slides in like the weekend. Even if I write it down I won't have all the information and we all know the professor is going to choose the most random peice of information from those slides to be in the final
I find it better to sleep 2 - 3 hours and study rest of the time Like sleep at 1 am and wake up at 4 am then study again Had no problems which essay questions or logical reasoning like physics and scored pretty good
I pulled all-nighters in high school and were able to do the tests just fine. I always heard about all this stuff about not being able to learn the stuff well without sleeping but in my experience I was able to memorize/learn the stuff just fine. I just felt miserable throughout the day though
@@CoryPazLeon28i think someone with a higher iq would just need to listen to the professor’s lecture once and not need to study as much or pull all-nighters
watched it at 12.30 am, at the end of this video i just dropped my pencil, closed my notes and got into bed really quick! I thought I was an owl and less distracted at nights. From now on i just sleep well and try to study at daytimes.
Well in a podcast a gastroenterologist said that the people who've been destroying their circadian rhythm in their teens, 20s or 30s are more susceptible to diabetes, heart attack and all kinds of chronic diseases. He also added that in your first 40 years you do whatever with your body and after 40 you start to see the results. And all this stuff "doesn't matter when you wake up but matters how much you're productive" so yeah night owls gotta be careful
@@mitali_negi07As long as a person is getting the usual 8 hours of sleep, it doesn't really matter when they're up for studying. The only problem arises when you have traditional working hours, which is mostly the case anyway, so it's advisable to sleep early to finish those 8 hours. There's a hundred other things currently making you more susceptible to diseases, most you can't stop.
Srsly, similar to all of these other students here, watching this while pulling an all nighter must not be a coincidence! Keep up the good work Ted! :)
If you haven't studied much (if at all) before a test, and you aren't confident you know much of the material, then imo pulling an all-nighter is the right decision. I've done it many times, and it has always worked out for me. Not ideal, but better than going into a test with nothing. The essay portion is interesting, though. Luckily, most of my tests were multiple choice in the course I recently took. I've actually found it very beneficial and was one of the highest scoring in my class. The dopamine rush mentioned in the video is a real thing, and that paired with an energy drink and a zyn make for a crazy combination.
I did that throughout school...but I wish I hadn't. I have sleep issues now - difficulty falling alseep at night, etc. Looking back it would have been better for just to train myself to study in the early. I was a chronic procrastinator and always had to scramble. But because I always passed I thought I was doing ok.
@gemmeldrakes2758 same. Chronic procrastinator here. About your sleep problems, do you have a normal sleep schedule? Also, do you exercise? I find that if I tire myself out from the day, sleep comes easy.
@ceojay6151 I literally said it's "not ideal, but better than going into a test with nothing." Obviously studying a while before the test and getting a good night's rest is the better option.
@@ceojay6151 such a frustrating response... nobodys saying that's not the right answer, or that it's impossible to have a healthy mindset and study early. it's just hard to do so and many end up not having enough time
OMG ,THIS IS SOO RELATABLE ,ive pulled quite a lot of all nighters and its painfull but enjoyable expirence. This video is sooooooo relatable especially the part of feeling cold and taking quick naps without even noticing.
4:54 correlation doesn't mean causation. a poor sleep schedule can be the result of a low income household - which is also linked to poor academic performance.
Damn you’re one of the people who actually apply what you learn in uni😂 i learnt this this semester and completely took the vids statement at face value! Good on you btw, youre absolutely right
I thought the same thing! People who are smarter have to study less, therefore pull less all-nighters. I’m uh-speaking from experience. I’m still dreading the day I have to pull my first all-nighter 😢. Trying not to sound egotistical, but the brains come from my dad, and so I’m only half as good 😂😂😂. My older brother triumphs over me since he seems to have taken the lion’s share of my dad’s intelligence.
I've been there. Had to pull a few all-nighters during my college years in order to get my projects done on time. The nighttime is basically another afternoon, making the whole experience feel like one long day that never ends, but it feels like it goes by faster because your're on a deadline. The worst part is when the sleep deprivation kicks in the following morning. 😫
"You lack the season of all nature's, sleep." -- William Shakespeare, Macbeth... It's one of the best and the very best beginning of such a video!! Hats Off...
This is the norm for us neurodiverse people, because if there's no sense of urgency, then it's 'out of sight, out of mind' until that urgency triggers a response. An over-reactive response, of course, but it's the only time we get anything done, for the most part.
If you didn't study much before, and you aren't confident you know much of the material, then imo pulling an all-nighter is the right decision. I've done it many times, and it has always worked out for me. Not ideal, but better than going into a test with nothing. The essay portion is interesting, though. Luckily, most of my tests were multiple choice in the course I recently took.
5:08 - Reminded me of Fats Waller singing (in "Breaking The Ice") "everything's gonna be alright, Rome, so they say, wasn't built in a day, nor Rome-ance built in a night".
Had a best friend who would pull all nighters all the time. They haven't changed in a good way, and they've never been more out of tune with reality. Needless to say, we're not friends anymore. Keep a regular sleep schedule y'all, mental health is VERY important and should not be messed with.
When I was 18-22, 2 energy drinks and a cold shower were more than enough every time. Now at 34 my 2YO son makes sure that every night is kind of an all nighter... Love him!
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!
Steve_porss1 is the man , I share similar experiences with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction. Psilocybin mushrooms have been a game-changer for me, aiding greatly in my recovery and sobriety."
I wish those were more easily accessible where I live. Microdosing was my next step for my husband. He's 59 & dealing with lots of mental health challenges, possible CTE & a TBI that put him in a coma for 8 days. Unfortunately, I had to get a TPO since he's 6'6, over 300 pounds, and showing violent behavior, constantly talking about harming others. He's aggressive. To anyone reading this, if you're familiar with BPD, is it common to have an obsession with violence?
The problem is you normally don't get to choose if you want to all-night. If the exam is tomorrow, you're going to stay up until you study every little paragraph, whether that's good for your health or not
@@alex2005z obviously, but in this specific example thats impossible. no sensible person is going to say "well staying up all night is bad, so im just going to fail this exam"
@@alex2005z for me, the classes I can/could study in 1 night (or usually more like 9pm-3am) are AP Precalculus, AP World History, AP Biology, Spanish III, and AP Human Geography. The only one I can’t really do that for is AP Physics, but I’m in high school so idk how college is.
Wow, congratulations on your impressive :nvestment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making :nvestment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of :nvesting? Thanks for sharing your story!
I can't believe this video popped up on my feed today!! Like yesterday i almost fainted while giving my final cause I was pulling all nighter... I decided today from now on i will try hard to get proper sleep before the exam nights It's not easy for a Night owl like me....this video came up... Nice
Exactly on time this vid found me Obv my math exam can wait, i need to prevent my brain form all sorts of problems.. thx tedx you always come handy whenever I don't need you 😊
Students who gets higher gpa doesn't need to depend on all nighters to get good results, they used their day hours to study. So statistically of course what ted said is true
I once stayed up 2 nights straight, where on first night i stayed up to study for a maths exam..i woke up & went to school to give the exam and messed up in section C but i had choice fortunately so i switched my question...then went home at 2:00, studied and got ready for my exam at coaching, it was a maths exam too, i left at 4:00...came home at 9:00 After coming home, i started studying, stayed awake whole night went to give an exam of chemistry in school...came back and studied for coaching (coincidentally it was also of chemistry) went to give exam and came back home...😢 I got a high fever next day😂 I scored 74/75 in maths & 65/65 in chemistry at school And 70/75 in maths & 61/65 in chemistry at coaching (exam was abit tough🤷♂️)(or maybe i was tired😢)
Just a few days ago, before a quiz, I stayed up all night cramming, thinking it would help. But the next morning, my brain felt completely fried, and when I finally tried to sleep, I couldn’t stop thinking about the most random stuff. It was like my mind wouldn’t shut off, and I ended up feeling even worse. Definitely learned my lesson.
TED-Ed made the right decision to drop this right before finals season.
what finals season
exactlyyy
For real
Precisely
@@jtteope1178 You're still young, don't think about that 😭
watching this while pulling an all nighter
Planned it n 2 seconds later I see this shi
It’s 11 in the morning
@@ninjaman815different regions on earth have different time, in my country it's 9:43 pm now and tomorrow is my test I'm gonna a night pullar😭🙏
Don't do that
Go. To. Bed.
I did this a few times and once went to my exam without my shoes.
Lmfao
😂😂lmao, I went to maths exam once without geometry box.
And I wore my shirt inside out and went out.
Did u pass though??
😅😅
Did this and answered all my questions in my german exam in english
LOL
For me, I replaced the actual exam values with the values in my practice
One time i did it too and i got 90/100 in my exam. I studied around 200 slides in one night😂
@@myv_85 omg give me your game card ( seriously how did you do that )
Thankfully I didn't mix Spanish and English with each other or used English words instead of Spanish in my Spanish exam. I hope it won't happen.
Well going to pull all nighter
All the best to everyone who has exams this December 🫂 Keep fighting 💪🏻
yeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thanks brother, same to you💪
Engineering has me dying man.
lucky I'm not in year 11-12 yet so no final exams for me! (yet) actully now that i think about it im way closer to these year levels then i think.
tysm same to u💪💪
The fact this video was posted rn can't be a coincidence!😅
DUDE IKR
I mean, how often do you have a test? It's really not that big of a coincidence
ikr, its around 11pm here, and I thought I could stay awake an hour extra for studying
REAL
semesters r going on
Watching while procrastinating
U jus like me
@@CoolGuy-ud8lr no, he's like me🙃
You're all of us rn
Samee, started studying but then forgot
Me rn fr
I had a teacher that always said, "nights are really long" whenever we said we didn't have time to finish the ton of homework he gave us
Wow imagine caring more about your students doing homework than their physical well being
It's funny tho, because homeworks are a form of punishment and schools just won't change that. I'm not sure about this but I read somewhere that Finland doesn't give homework and their students are happy and perform well.@@rileyjensen1205
When we told our teacher we had to pull all nighters to keep up he said good, that’s what he expects
My teacher says the same before an exam
It’s funny because my algebra teacher expects us to do the same to ace all subjects. But I will never sacrifice my sleep, I already did during the first half of a school year before, and all I can say is never again...
The fact that this is blocked on school computers is wild.
you must be joking, are you?
@@Makie.2001 why would he?
I couldn't view it when I was signed into TH-cam with my university email ID and I thought it was weird
watching this while studying at night is crazy
😢same
till when do you study at night?
@@Alan2ez my sleep schedule doesnt exist so 4 am 😭
@@yazram3205 ohh but thats not bad, if you lets say start studying at 8 and then study till 4 am, albeit yeh you might be messing up the sleep schedule but its gonna be all worth it because you are getting so much work done. you are studying 8 hours in the night itself and then add on school hours. you will excel in life.
@@Alan2ezyes but if you’re not getting enough sleep, that studying is not productive. Your brain needs sleep to process that information passively.
This video dropped right when I needed to stay up all night
Yupp
Hope you do well in whatever you're staying all night for
@@kame-sama3493 Thanks bro
Not really it came after spending a whole exam week ( 5 days ) going to every exam with 2 : 3 hours of sleeping and not continuous sleep but like three times sleeping each one an hour
@@AHMEDGAMAL-zu5hi oh man, i understand...but relax now soldier...war is over
I really need to remind myself of this. All nighters have become so normalized, but sleep is one of the important key factors of good school performance. Unfortunately my body has been facing the consequences of sleep deprivation, im hoping that i can improve my study habits so that I can go to bed earlier!
I have not slept for more than 3 to 4 hours for the past three months and yes it is starting to take its toll on me like a few memory problems and severe back pains but I have gotten my dream result so far. I tell myself that if you work hard now you can feel successful later and get justice. By the way I get free at 9:30 PM from school and classes which have no breaks between them. Then I pull off all nighters to finish my homework and by the time I am done ✅ it is already morning and time to go to school and repeat the same cycle over and over again. Atleast the result might be worth it.
What should I do about this situation please show me the right path?
@@ElzarMann-v5c Just try briefing yourself on the advantages, try drinking a lot of water, in free time try thinking about it and try forcing yourself to go to sleep or just go to your bed and lay down there(I don't even know what I'm writing).
I feel like I’m just naturally more productive at night. Is there any way to fix this habit and study earlier?
Could be undiagnosed ADHD@@deliveryguy9866
no way on Earth this video popped up while i was searching for the explanation of my exam's most important topic
frrrrr while also pulling an all nighter at the same time
Yeahh
Samee..😂
Same
What a great recommendation during my 2 am activities before exams
I love how we are all relating to each other's struggle of finals.
The best feeling
The concept of health sleep in "The 23 Former Doctor Truths" book completely explains this. I wish I read it sooner.
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@@medhanshusharma16hater😂
Huh@@medhanshusharma16
Yep it's a scam
@@medhanshusharma16 Dead internet theory is real then
I always make sure to take a good night's sleep before the exam day and don't study afterwards anymore. Haven't failed a test in years. Start studying soon enough and then trust your knowledge! Go to bed to save everything you've learned in the day of preparing. Anything more you do has zero effect on your result (if not negative because you will be tired).
@knightlon yeah. Whatever mistakes have been made, they can not be undone. So let's just pat ourselves on the back for finishing another hurdle and get that well-earned rest after exam!
yeah but this is only when u want to aim for a pass. If youre aiming for a high grade staying up is 99% better if u know what ure doing
@@dam9225how so
@@dam9225 exactly you dont have exams all the time how are people this chill about it.
I agree it’s important to have a good night’s sleep, but for me it depends on the type of exam I’m taking.
If it’s a multiple choice or essay based exam, I agree to not study the day of. But if it’s a math/physics/chemistry exam, I like to warm up with a few problems (textbook examples or old tests). Not so much that I burn myself out before the test, but enough that I significantly decrease my chances of having a deer in the headlights moment on the test
Sleep deprivation is destroying me.
Sleep more, live less
Same
@Mark_badas i love this 😂
@@Mark_badasif you sleep less, the time you are awake is meaningless
@@loez2111marcus Aurelius 2.0 spotted
I was watching this video while pulling an all nighter for my roman empire history final before summer break, how did this video know
Howd it go
watching this on a night before a spanish exam, its almost 1 am rn and i have been studying for the past two hours
LITERALLY ME RN
"Sleep on a book to absorb its knowledge"
My motto for the longest time during "Studying" ^.^
Everything's online now what do you do now? Sleep on your laptop?😭
For real
Just print it 😂 @@NadyaShestakov
@@NadyaShestakov Print it or copy the most important stuff down onto a paper and sleep on the paper
@SeaAngel24676 but like (biology major student here) almost all my notes are slideshows. I've gone over 900 slides in like the weekend. Even if I write it down I won't have all the information and we all know the professor is going to choose the most random peice of information from those slides to be in the final
TED really posted this 1 week before exams
Istgggggg
17 days left before exam...
Us
So real. 😭😭😭
Fr
A single all-nighter is no problem for me. A second one in a row made me feel sick and I did not fully recover after sleeping. Not doing that again.
I find it better to sleep 2 - 3 hours and study rest of the time
Like sleep at 1 am and wake up at 4 am then study again
Had no problems which essay questions or logical reasoning like physics and scored pretty good
@@itachiuchiha1579 true .. I do the same
But like 10-1 sleep ... and then wake up
My sister once just… forgot to sleep for a week somehow and she started hallucinating 😭
@@mrugaghodke491 omg
@@mrugaghodke491 that's possible?
I pulled all-nighters in high school and were able to do the tests just fine. I always heard about all this stuff about not being able to learn the stuff well without sleeping but in my experience I was able to memorize/learn the stuff just fine. I just felt miserable throughout the day though
You most likely have a high IQ, very gifted :)
@@CoryPazLeon28i think someone with a higher iq would just need to listen to the professor’s lecture once and not need to study as much or pull all-nighters
watched it at 12.30 am, at the end of this video i just dropped my pencil, closed my notes and got into bed really quick! I thought I was an owl and less distracted at nights. From now on i just sleep well and try to study at daytimes.
Hehe same!!(2:02am) I prefer studying at night because Morning study sesh aren't my thing..
I had a medical emergency a couple months ago and spent a wild 48hours up and wanted to understand how i felt more this made me truly get it.
why did you have a medical emergency?
Testicular torsion?
1:00 super charismatic nucleus
No supra
Lol
Man, I've been sleeping after 1 am, since last 4 years, and it has turned to be a routine for me.
Well in a podcast a gastroenterologist said that the people who've been destroying their circadian rhythm in their teens, 20s or 30s are more susceptible to diabetes, heart attack and all kinds of chronic diseases. He also added that in your first 40 years you do whatever with your body and after 40 you start to see the results. And all this stuff "doesn't matter when you wake up but matters how much you're productive" so yeah night owls gotta be careful
@@mitali_negi07As long as a person is getting the usual 8 hours of sleep, it doesn't really matter when they're up for studying. The only problem arises when you have traditional working hours, which is mostly the case anyway, so it's advisable to sleep early to finish those 8 hours.
There's a hundred other things currently making you more susceptible to diseases, most you can't stop.
it's like a bad habit than a routine
May you rest in peace
your t levels are probably through the floor
Srsly, similar to all of these other students here, watching this while pulling an all nighter must not be a coincidence!
Keep up the good work Ted! :)
I was just planning to stay up for te night to study for my exam tomorrow nd I came across tis video....nice
I literally was about to study something here on TH-cam at 12AM, and this was the first video on my recommendations.
If you haven't studied much (if at all) before a test, and you aren't confident you know much of the material, then imo pulling an all-nighter is the right decision. I've done it many times, and it has always worked out for me. Not ideal, but better than going into a test with nothing. The essay portion is interesting, though. Luckily, most of my tests were multiple choice in the course I recently took.
I've actually found it very beneficial and was one of the highest scoring in my class. The dopamine rush mentioned in the video is a real thing, and that paired with an energy drink and a zyn make for a crazy combination.
I did that throughout school...but I wish I hadn't. I have sleep issues now - difficulty falling alseep at night, etc. Looking back it would have been better for just to train myself to study in the early. I was a chronic procrastinator and always had to scramble. But because I always passed I thought I was doing ok.
@gemmeldrakes2758 same. Chronic procrastinator here. About your sleep problems, do you have a normal sleep schedule? Also, do you exercise? I find that if I tire myself out from the day, sleep comes easy.
all nighter is not really the best option, you must study your studies one week before the exam
@ceojay6151 I literally said it's "not ideal, but better than going into a test with nothing." Obviously studying a while before the test and getting a good night's rest is the better option.
@@ceojay6151 such a frustrating response... nobodys saying that's not the right answer, or that it's impossible to have a healthy mindset and study early. it's just hard to do so and many end up not having enough time
I have trouble with sleep and occasionally don’t get any sleep at all, but I’m still much better functioning than described in this video.
Your body eventually "adjusts" to the lack of sleep in the short term, although it doesn't make the health consequences go away
actually watching while pulling an all nighter, it is also my 19th hour of no sleep rn and 3:05 is just dank
OMG ,THIS IS SOO RELATABLE ,ive pulled quite a lot of all nighters and its painfull but enjoyable expirence. This video is sooooooo relatable especially the part of feeling cold and taking quick naps without even noticing.
4:54 correlation doesn't mean causation. a poor sleep schedule can be the result of a low income household - which is also linked to poor academic performance.
Damn you’re one of the people who actually apply what you learn in uni😂 i learnt this this semester and completely took the vids statement at face value!
Good on you btw, youre absolutely right
Or a more general rule: poor sleep = bad lifestyle. Bad lifestyle = low grades
I thought the same thing! People who are smarter have to study less, therefore pull less all-nighters. I’m uh-speaking from experience. I’m still dreading the day I have to pull my first all-nighter 😢. Trying not to sound egotistical, but the brains come from my dad, and so I’m only half as good 😂😂😂. My older brother triumphs over me since he seems to have taken the lion’s share of my dad’s intelligence.
nothing like a video like this at 3 A.M. with cup of Espresso in hand.
I've been there. Had to pull a few all-nighters during my college years in order to get my projects done on time. The nighttime is basically another afternoon, making the whole experience feel like one long day that never ends, but it feels like it goes by faster because your're on a deadline. The worst part is when the sleep deprivation kicks in the following morning. 😫
I tried working the night auditor shift 11pm to 7 am I had a migraine for two days😢
Hahaha yesss
love watching this as i slowly drift in and out of sleeping while studying
I like how I can relate so much to this because this is all factually correct.
TH-cam knows me so well. They give me this video when im pulling an all nighter lol how nice
This explains why I just want to pass out during fall and winter, but have some trouble during spring and summer.
melatonin production is basically the cause of seasonal depression
"You lack the season of all nature's, sleep." -- William Shakespeare, Macbeth...
It's one of the best and the very best beginning of such a video!! Hats Off...
The cat staying there for him and helping in the end is so cuute 🥺❤
1:46 So relatable
Got this notification just as I was planning to pull an all nighter 😭
This is the norm for us neurodiverse people, because if there's no sense of urgency, then it's 'out of sight, out of mind' until that urgency triggers a response. An over-reactive response, of course, but it's the only time we get anything done, for the most part.
It's called procrastination bro
My sister is Neurodivergent but she has a great sleeping schedule and study schedule unlike me
😂😂😂
Is ADHD harder to say than neurodiverse?
Yeah.
I was just talking about staying up for exam tomorrow wtf
Sameeeee
You have been saved from a bad decision then.
If you didn't study much before, and you aren't confident you know much of the material, then imo pulling an all-nighter is the right decision. I've done it many times, and it has always worked out for me. Not ideal, but better than going into a test with nothing. The essay portion is interesting, though. Luckily, most of my tests were multiple choice in the course I recently took.
same bro
The phones are always listening thanks to Terms & Services... 📱 👂 🎶
i did it only twice and I passed, however i do not want to reapeat that ever, thank you
Watching this while pulling an all-nighter, goodluck sa finals bukas
5:08 - Reminded me of Fats Waller singing (in "Breaking The Ice") "everything's gonna be alright, Rome, so they say, wasn't built in a day, nor Rome-ance built in a night".
My anatomy exam is tmrw and this is the first video that’s popped on my break TH-cam time
Had a best friend who would pull all nighters all the time. They haven't changed in a good way, and they've never been more out of tune with reality. Needless to say, we're not friends anymore. Keep a regular sleep schedule y'all, mental health is VERY important and should not be messed with.
Well said pal.
one day, a few years from now a student will see this instead of studying.
5/12/2024, 11:20PM, Thursday
thats me today
Me rn
yo
Watching this to gaslight myself into sleeping instead of studying cuz that’s the right thing to do
I'm doing the same
Thought I would watch what my syllabus contains and learn... But Ted said no to all nighters. So good night peeps.
When I was 18-22, 2 energy drinks and a cold shower were more than enough every time. Now at 34 my 2YO son makes sure that every night is kind of an all nighter... Love him!
This video should be released every year with some new facts to remind everyone how imperative it is to have a good night sleep. 😊
This video just described my pre-exam , exam and post-exam scenerio accurately
i was about to do an all-nighter but after watching this i changed my decision, thank you❤❤❤
Literally not sleeping at 1:22 when exams are tomorrow😂
It’s also 1:22am for me righ now XD
6 days later 😅
12 ‘ o clock right now but I’m also competing for 1 22 am 🥸☠️
Me too 2:04😅
2:04 A.M. what a coincidence exact same time! Lol
@@ksbansal8297 demn
Decided to study late night today for exam, but caught by sleep and then by phone. Now I'm watching it at 2:32 😂
It is funny 😂
What a coincidence I'm writing this comment at 2:32 😂
@QueenMaria777 😂
watching this during finals while studying a unit on sleep deprivation. Great recap for this unit and saving me time so i can sleep more tonight😂
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The problem is you normally don't get to choose if you want to all-night. If the exam is tomorrow, you're going to stay up until you study every little paragraph, whether that's good for your health or not
Have you tried studying before? Its a neat tactic that allows you to sleep and study
@@alex2005z the problem is, I'm a huge procrastinator
@@alex2005z obviously, but in this specific example thats impossible. no sensible person is going to say "well staying up all night is bad, so im just going to fail this exam"
@@joemkdd what kind of extremely easy classes do you have that can be learned in a night?
@@alex2005z for me, the classes I can/could study in 1 night (or usually more like 9pm-3am) are AP Precalculus, AP World History, AP Biology, Spanish III, and AP Human Geography. The only one I can’t really do that for is AP Physics, but I’m in high school so idk how college is.
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I can't believe this video popped up on my feed today!! Like yesterday i almost fainted while giving my final cause I was pulling all nighter... I decided today from now on i will try hard to get proper sleep before the exam nights It's not easy for a Night owl like me....this video came up... Nice
Exactly on time this vid found me
Obv my math exam can wait, i need to prevent my brain form all sorts of problems.. thx tedx you always come handy whenever I don't need you 😊
WHAT A COINCIDENCE!! It's literally exam season , we all are staying up late night completing syllabus.
Watching this while I was planing to study my Static book whole night 😅
Now I need sleep!!
Go and get some sleep
@@Dheeraj5373 hn yise sula do aur tum padho
Thank you for this highly valuable information, especially with my exams just one week away. It's greatly appreciated.😊
did this and lit had heart palpatations for 3 days.
it's 9 in the morning and i just pulled all nighter . This video got recommended me just now .
The ending was everything!🌟
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I was reading the comments and I was like Wow, we are in exams . Almost most of us... Ted ed knows things
I am. Having exams from 7 dec and don't know syallabus yet 😂
@@DarArjumandsame , mine r starting from 2nd dec
@JavariaHaider-o8g we are done 😂
@@DarArjumandomggg same my exam starts from 7 as well
All the very bestt ❤
@@HrinmaiGaikwad same to you buddy... study hard and tight as only fewer days are left
If ur cooked either way just get some sleep. If it's a memorization course pull an all nighter trust.
Watching this at 3 am
Indeed, just get sleep.. mortal!
3:37 any one paused the video to see question?😅
Yes
B?
A
Last fact made me feel better and less guilty😊 for not studying
Students who gets higher gpa doesn't need to depend on all nighters to get good results, they used their day hours to study. So statistically of course what ted said is true
I watched this to choose if i should sleep or study...... well because YOU say it i think sleep is better option ofc😏
Thanks
Glad you found it helpful!
No way TED posted this out of coincidence while I am having my long night for tomorrow' s exam
You should have studied long before your exams were coming. You had plenty of time, so whatever the consequences are, you brought on your own self.
@Palmetto-J 🥲 👍🏻
@@Palmetto-J thank you for commenting absolutely nothing of value king!
Spent the whole day without studying and trying to pull night time study. I doubt whether TH-cam is spying on me and my emotions.
Watching the video after 2hr sleep last night
Same here, hopefully we both get back those lost hours sooner than later!
Everyone watching this video at 2 am: *this is amazing information, I’m gonna spend hours researching how important it is to get sleep*
I go to bed at 10:30 every night, which keeps my energy and maintain my skin in the perfect condition!❤❤
Best video to be watching right now at 3am
Bro where r u frm.??
It's 10:50 pm in India 🙃
@@CaptainJackSparrow04It’s 19.06 in morocco
@@imaneechahir8329 good night brother 🤣🙌
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me: study every night to make a habit to avoid this during exams
Love the animation style here!
Thank you! :D hehe
The creativity here is unmatched! 'Brain Rot' for life!
Bellissimo video, consigliato a pieni voti da me e dalla mia prof.
Who else randomly got recommended this by TH-cam while studying at night?
I once stayed up 2 nights straight, where on first night i stayed up to study for a maths exam..i woke up & went to school to give the exam and messed up in section C but i had choice fortunately so i switched my question...then went home at 2:00, studied and got ready for my exam at coaching, it was a maths exam too, i left at 4:00...came home at 9:00
After coming home, i started studying, stayed awake whole night went to give an exam of chemistry in school...came back and studied for coaching (coincidentally it was also of chemistry) went to give exam and came back home...😢
I got a high fever next day😂
I scored 74/75 in maths & 65/65 in chemistry at school
And 70/75 in maths & 61/65 in chemistry at coaching (exam was abit tough🤷♂️)(or maybe i was tired😢)
Just a few days ago, before a quiz, I stayed up all night cramming, thinking it would help. But the next morning, my brain felt completely fried, and when I finally tried to sleep, I couldn’t stop thinking about the most random stuff. It was like my mind wouldn’t shut off, and I ended up feeling even worse. Definitely learned my lesson.
Mhm it definitely differs from person to person. I’ve had 1 successful allnighter, all the rest were not so superb
Not me watching this right before pulling an all nighter
Yes, good video, also I finished my night coffee, too.
All the best to all the night owls trying to study. May you be excel in your exams and finally find peace❤
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