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I got a Hershey’s
I cant believe, you never saw that before
@@windowsxp0 my bad new to channel
Oh wow this is pretty cool
@@clairesefiles9191 he does
I'm an ex British soldier who because of PTSD turned to drugs to block out flashbacks etc. I stayed up for 13 days after injecting meth. Then I crashed out and slept for 3 days. After day 4 0r 5 I started hallucinating both visual.and audio.
Happy to report got a lid on the PTSD and drug free half a decade
Shadows of people seen but not there.
Glad you're good now
My father lost his best friend during desert storm when I was kid. One time when I was kid I learned about war having rules. Being young and not knowing better I said something along the lines of "so war is kinda like a game". The look on his face man.
I cringe looking back on that now.
One day at a time. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. Please go to meetings and remember your not alone.
I struggle with alcohol so I can sleep a full 7-8 hours. I hope youre still on the good path. Cheers from the other side of the pond mate.
“Have you ever been so tired you’ve ripped the skin off your face, pulled your own guts out and chewed your own fingers off?”....put that in the comments...lol
Lolololol
Hahaha, I was waiting for it.
Don't watch the pain Olympics
I've heard of people who chewed their gums to shit and biting their tips of their fingers to shit.
@@dextermorgan4337 shits fake
I was awake for 74 hours once. Truck driver. Nothing but Coffee and M&Ms. Started hallucinating. Ended up in Albuquerque. Wish that was a hallucination.
lol. I think about 4 days or so for me without any cat naps. Cat naps of 5 mins are sometimes worse. I did start seeing cartoons.
Once after 24h I fall a sleep while standing. Woke up when face hits the sand. Another time almost went nuts by sleeping problems stayed awake 48 hours. Still think delirium tremes was the worst case. Drinking 2 weeks in row lol. No thanks again.
@@joik2ww269 Delirium tremens is pretty bad. Had it for a week straight when I quit benzodiazepines. I couldn't sleep at all and I had to go to work every day.
7 days was my longest. With chemical "help". Had intense conversations with people who weren't there. Psychosis,paranoia, everything. Wouldn't recommend. Young and dumb!
@@switzerlandful Seven Pillars of Wisdom 😎
I love how you just get right into the video. There is no long intro. Thank you for this!!!
Great. Except that he takes up most of the screen and interrupts you while you're trying to watch the video reduced to 25% of the screen.
Being a Soldier with multiple deployments I’ve noticed the abundance of free energy drinks 🤷♂️
Free speed instead
Rip it's
@@TheTacoAssassian Those and shock coffees.
Lol thats so true. I must have drank 5 plus monsters a day. We only have original or sugar free to choose from or "the green" and "the blue". We also were up to our ears in stale ass cigarettes, newport or marlboro light. Both were equally as shitty. Thanks for your service
Y’all should try LSD, that shit will keep you up way longer than any cocaine. And it’s cheap 😂🤣😂
Love how i get a red bull advertisement 😂😂
Mine was Amazon Audiobooks
Ohhhhhhhhh ?????? Coincidence??????
Oh really I got a fortnite and quiby ads
For me pepsi max lol
I got nescafe 😂
74 hrs going through a tac school. I wasn’t the only one who started hallucinating, at one point I tried to get a Dr Pepper out of a cedar tree thinking it was a machine....good times
lol. Been there. Amazing what lack I’d sleep does. Watched a insurance co video about tired vs drunk.
Exactly my brother. I think I heard after 24 hrs you could legally be considered intoxicated if I remember correctly. Another guy started laughing for absolutely no reason when one of the instructors asked why he said he was seeing leprechauns no bs. That is the kinda stuff I miss.
Same
I... I wanna try that with my friends lol
@@JamesonsTravels JT what about the kiwi SAS trooper that saw the dairy cow walking upside down, gold.
The Russian sleep experiments was the result of a writing challenge years back to create the creepiest story, Not real but very creative.
Sauce?
@@link6397 You want a source or sauce?
@@nickperfetti7976 source: trust me bro
@@link6397 no source is needed since they basically say it in the video. Snopes also post the sources and say it's fake.
These stories are real. Other countries have documented experiments too.
After 48 hours of no sleep, I started to feel like I was watching myself move in slow motion. It was like I was a third person watching myself.
Ive probably only done that once. I bet a lot of people haven't really done this
56 hours for me. Remember that 3rd person perspective thing too and also being very irate and sluggish. Was at my 8th year of doing night shifts and my constantly drunk neighbors(with a non stop screaming recently newborn) just won't let me have a minute of sleep in those 3 days. It ended in the worst way. Smacked the guy in the mouth. Later that evening went to work in almost insane state of mind and withdrew 410 Euro payment instead of 4,100, i was out to lunch. Got in altercation with FO manager over it and got fired.
Now i understand why sleep deprivation torture is so effective.
danng same its like a dream but you're drunk at the same time
feels like what your doing isn't really happening
ive done 36 max without taking anything nor coffee, but when i slept it was only for 3hours, i had insomia. Im not saying its wow or whatever but i dont think its healthy for your body or brain
almost went 72 houres at the age 18 playing rpg with my buddys and we all went kinda crazy in the end
I have done some long stretches and i was crazy for sure at the end. Throw in a little flakka and bam eating humans.
I know one person who was a conscript artilleryman in the USSR. They did not sleep for four days during the exercises, while performing active maneuvers with arithleria. Handing over the guidelines for the deployment of howitzers. They used chemical protection clothing. And there was nothing with them.
Yeahhh man - my squad and i played 4 days straight and on the 5th we had a field trip.
Sadly the delirium only hit at the end of day 4 and not whilst we were playing - that woulda been hi fucking larius
@@Lemontarts01 i remember a combat drill running 24 houres before we had some rest, and i ofc got the first watch :P after an houre i think i started to see soldiers all around me staring out into the black night just next to me sooooo creepy
Jakel666 I once went 56 hours straight awake playing a video game call Sphin filter when I was 17 at a friends house. He threw a house party cause his parents went away on a Friday an I played right through until Sunday. I had at least 12 people silently watch me do it in an out of sleep the whole time,lololol. I’ll never forget it. It felt like I only play for 10 hours. I remember after trying to ask for a ride home from my mom an she thought I was drunk because I kept stuttering and was shaking when I grabbed things. But I wasn’t, I was just tired. I remember on day two my heart rate was fast an wouldn’t go back to normal until I slept. Weird..
“I’ve stayed up 36 hours on caffeine and Copenhagen” absolute legend
I stayed up nearly 48 hours on caffeine and grizzly once. Shit was rough. Couldn’t imagine more than 2 days 😂
@@griff5638 that's cute 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
You ever stayed up 7days straight on meth start talking to shadows and end up shutting down and pissing yourself due to bodily function loss? Haha
I stayed up for almost 3 days as a kid.
Talking to shadows? 😆😆
the records are:
longest time to stay awake- 11 days by a 17 year old as a schoolproject.
longest sleep 38 hours and 35 min
longest sleep under hypnosis 8 days
Goldamn, I want those 8 days of sleep.
The guy above wins
I swear my lazy ass mrs has beat that.
How does someone sleep for 38 hours?!?!
@@letsplaypokemongo3153 meth comedown.
Dexedrine was being used in Nam by various recon units and special forces, cant imagine these pills arent still in use,theyre too useful to have for teams that need to be hyper alert for long periods.
Lol I just made comment. Cheers
Adderal
what about blood doping i heard Sf used in afghanistan. they condense your own red blood cells and store them in a fridge and later once you have built up your red blood cell count and you go on a mission they infuse them back into you so you have more redblood cells and thus more oxygen carrying capacity and endurance. Atheletes in endurance sports have been doing this for years
Dexamphetamine: 'Special Forces popcorn gentlemen...'
It's in that great book 'Sympathy for the Devil' by Kent Anderson about SF units in Vietnam.
“You guys have sleeping problems like me?” *Me watching this at 4:30 am*
Watching at 6:30am lol
@@skullspiderproductions5475 same boat. Same time too lol. 6:30 on the dot.
Hahahahaha right?
4:37 am right now lol
🤣
This story originated from a challenge on a forum to write the scariest urban legend. This is a complete work of fiction but went down in history as being one of the more terrifying "creepypastas" written.
i heard that after and I can totally see how it could happen. Think of the flakka guy in miami eating off a person's face.
@Erathen no doubt
@@JamesonsTravels that was disproved. He wasn’t on bath salts or flaka. Still, the fact he attacked the guy and munched his face is nuts!!
@@psychogoreman198 I know this is late but was he on anything or just a batshit insane?
@@psychogoreman198 that dude was on bath salts ma’am
This is called a creepypasta, there are lots of made-up stories like this on the internet to scare people for entertainment.
I often wondered what that term meant, thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍
@@r4rq291 bro its a creepypasta story. the story is so many years old now
@@r4rq291 this is a made up story dude
Or is it...
To be fair though this stuff does happen
The longest I've been awake is 3 days and you definitely start seeing shit.
I wasn't on drugs, it was when my first daughter was born and it was a long 3 days at the hospital.
If I stay up for a day I start thinking about crazy stupid shit
Amen!
56 hours for me too. Remember being all sluggish and irate, seeing through like a thick fog. Was at my 8th year of doing night shifts and my constantly drunk neighbors(with a non stop screaming child) just wouldn't let me have a minute of sleep in those 3 days. I snapped. Smacked the neigbor in the mouth. Later that evening went to work in almost insane state of mind and withdrew 410 Euro payment instead of 4,100. Got in altercation with FO manager over it and got fired. I was out to lunch so bad that i only know all this from what people told me.
Now i understand why sleep deprivation torture is so effective.
@@timberwolfmountaineer873 damn dude!
That is no joke
Try going in caves you'll be awake for a whole week
" I believe the Japanese used meth. "
I should not be laughing this much, hahahha.
touchy subject hence split hairs others get the y7t boot. part of it.
@@JamesonsTravels the Germans gave there troops peritin.....aka speed or amphatemine. Very common in ww2 the British gave there pilots extacy. That's why we won the battle of Britain, and why we love to party lol....love ya Vida buddy.
The Luftwaffe gave their pilots Pervitin originally, in case they had to ditch at sea. Nazi experiments showed that it could significantly delay the onset of hypothermia.
It got it's name because nazi pilots were filthy perverts in a tin can.
wasnt it just straight up LSD what german gave to them troops?
This makes me think of how the Germans would give their tankers crews. “panzerchokolade” which was just chocolate with some drugs added in to, “assist the war effort”.
Or like the Americans gives there pilot amf today??
It's just coffeine. You can still buy it
It was caffeinated
X nope, not caffeine, it was Pervitin, a drug very similar to Christal Meth. Today it is proven true, that massive parts of the Blitzkrieg-Success was only possible, because the Soldiers could stay awake for 36 hours.
@@Palatinatus The official "Panzerschokolade" contains coffeine. It became a synonym but shouldn't. Look for "Scho-ka-kola".
I'm bipolar, so I go through manic episodes. At one time, I was awake for 6 days straight, and it was the craziest thing ive ever experienced. All kinds of visual and auditory hallucinations, and a whole bunch of paranoia. The hallucinations and delusions got so bad that I would spend hours staring out a window, or hiding in my closest, listening the people talk about me(the people I was hallucinating). Scary stuff
Don't stop you Medication without your Doctor's permission 🤔🆘
🚫stop your meds pal
it's scarier to hear your walking around free!
Jup. Beast mode. 💥
5 days. Had a full on conversation with a tree.
What??? Hey man you can't drop a line like that then disappear! Throw us more details. Lol!
This is going to sound really cheesy, but tobacco and will/determination/discipline kept me awake
36 hours no food only chewing tobacco
@sergeant highway funny
😂😂😂
I'm pretty sure that this story is a creepypasta, not an actual experiment
Yeah lol. It is, very old one.
Grandmaster Gus It is, even the guy narrating the video says it’s fake towards the end.
@@bonk984 ah ok, I didn't waste my time watching it all the way through lol got about a minute in and realised I'd read this 'story' years ago... Would definitely make for an awesome horror movie though!
One of the OLD creepy pastas
Takes me all the way back to 08 lol
"Japanese use Meth" -> Pervitin IS Meth.
Didn't know ladders were drugs.
You can still get Quaaludes over in Japan last I heard.
Yes, called „Panzerschokolade“
@@Palatinatus do they ship to Canada 🇨🇦😅
@@lilyungtoaster1304 latter.
So glad I was in the Navy. We learned to fall asleep literally anywhere we could. That’s why sailors rarely look tired. The ones you don’t see are catching power naps in their lockers.
i mean sure you can choke each other to sleep
what techniques did you use to fall asleep?
@@sixteenstringjack
Rocking with the waves, standing in corners, crossing my arms in the cold, turning my back to the wind….. We pretty much used ANY trick we could think of. Most of the time we were so damned tired it wasn’t hard.
@@ironfae Damn, it sounds pretty tough. You have my respect. Yeah, I guess at the end of the day you can't beat good old-fashioned physical exhaustion to help you fall asleep
@@sixteenstringjack
Thanks.
If you ask most guys who’ve served at sea, they’d say staying awake through duty watches was more difficult than sleeping somewhere uncomfortable.
Russian scientists:: "Its impossible to live past 7 days without sleep."
America tweakers: *Hold my rigs*
Lolololol
no its not
@@jeffgatt4576 Better be careful what you say or the IDF will come and get you sir
@@jeffgatt4576 yes yes it is
@@jeffgatt4576 nvm i misread the first part
When my brother was doing his military conscription he told me that he managed to fall asleep while standing up, because he was on guard duty
i dont that one
Ive done that ...also fell asleep while walking .They kept us awake for five days on exercise .We started to hallucinate at the end and guys were wandering off following buddies that were not there .No fun .
I was told I tried to put a dollar into a tree because I thought it was a vending machine after being up for 3 days.
I also fell asleep standing up, only to collapse on my knees an wake up.this after pulling perimeter guard duty on a bunker line in Viet Nam!......bad dreams resulted!
can back this, sleeping while standing is a thing
Jameson’s “put that in the comments” travels
Lol
It's his trademark :D
I’m occasionally awake for more than 24 hours and once I hit that 24 hour mark, I stop being tired and basically get high
Same. For me, all of a sudden I'm not tried any more.
same, its crazy mate, what is that all about?
When I don't sleep a lot the night before I'll have a kind of natural opiate feeling before I fall asleep the next day. Most of the time , though, it's not very pleasurable to be sleep deprived, especially as you get older it seems.
@@QSing999 I think your brain just pumps out dopamine at some point because it realizes you need to be awake
That's your body releasing endorphins to put you to sleep lol it knows you've been up way too long
I struggle with sleep even with Meds. Getting by on 3-4 hours a night for years
I hover around the same. I'm 28 now, been like it since 22 but its become the normal, but I've forgotten what the old norm was. I blaze to KO for the night.
I'm in a simalar situation I can't sleep without my meds and if i do take them I struggle to get up for work in the morning.. I can't win either way. I've been told to try cbd and think Il give it a try as these medications can't be healthy in the long run.
@@lonewolfcarper90 you tried smoking green bro?
Smoke some strong weed
@@DEATHxNVK3 sounds like your on the meth bro
“I believe the Japanese used Meth. Put that in the comments”
There you go, I’ve done as you asked. 😁
😂
The longest time I ever stayed up was about 3 and a half days when I was homeless working 12 hours days and didn't have a good enough spot to sleep so I stayed up all night
@Sore thumbs Why comment this piss off
I hope you're doing better now
I’m a nurse and realised it was crap when they said they had pulled the flesh off their chests and their lungs were visible. You still wouldn’t be able to see the lungs because the ribs would be in the way. Without the ribs the lungs wouldn’t be able to expand and breathing would be impossible. I in my twenties I stayed awake for 4 days and could still work though it was definitely a struggle.
How are you doing now pal?
@@cheesypnut9827 oh I'm good that was about 5 years ago I'm doing great now
3 days is my record. Back in college I had all of my finals on the same day one semester. I was able to take a short nap in my car in between the finals. Otherwise I was pretty much up for 3 straight days.
This is what was called a "creepypasta" it is a totally made-up story like a ghost story. They tracked it down to a writing competition of some kind if memory serves. Spooky as hell.
Yeah creepypastas are made up but you realize that the russian sleep experiment was a REAL thing and they actually went crazy to the point where they'd eat each other even tho they had food
This is real
The Russian sleep experiment... Is a true story actually... But not all creepy pasta story are real....but this one is real
@@deeznutz5770 Please, provide source.
@L M Nice argument fouls. First: In my country, libraries are shut down Second: there is no literature about so-called "russian sleep experiment", as it's origins are from the creepypasta websites. And last but not least: as a russian speaker I was looking for an actual evidence. That's why I was asking for a source, since I can't find any relevant one backing these claims. Dumbass
that goofy "we are the madness in you" ending makes it pretty clear this is all just a creepy pasta
Theres literally 1000s of pages and multiple books on this and it predates the internet
@@themadpelican3391 so is it real?
@@jackdanila9893 As far as I can tell and cutting a person off from all forms of light and blasting them with a drugged gas could definitely do it. Ive seen meth addicts that haven't slept in weeks that rip their flesh off their bodies so anything is possible
No, you were right. It is a creepy pasta and they tracked it down to some writing competition. Yes it is obvious as you said. Some people will believe anything.
This is so dark
"Well that's not true, I've stayed awake for 36 hours on coffee and Copenhagen" -Me every friday night playing xbox with the boys
I had to stop using dip when I play online, because the sound of me spitting was really annoying on the mic. Plus that took like 5 seconds away from the game when I'm trying to clutch and makes me lose focus
I'm pretty sure he said "In" Copenhagen. Not and.. I live about 10 miles from Copenhagen. So that line caught me
I hope you boys mommy's brought you drinks and sandwiches while playing your little games
@@grasser82 I didn't start playing Video games until I moved into my dorm in college
@@grasser82 what are you even talking about dude?
My longest time awake was four days, I didn't hallucinate at all but I was exceedingly pissed all the time and ended up breaking down in tears at one point.
Were you tripping or tweaking?
i could almost go a week without sleep all i need is a TV a PS4 or 3 some good food and soda
I have also done four days awake (though potentially I slept approx 10 mins per night) when I was in my early 20's (Not due to drugs etc). No hallucinations, however I did find that I would have time-skips in my cognitive memory, where I would remember part of a conversation, but not all of it (though I had apparently responded with basic responses)
On day four I was micro-napping, where I'd "blink" but my eyes would remain closed for 1+min and I'd jerk awake.
And there were definitely impacts to my health, my skin was dry and pale for a few days afterwards, emotions were heightened, but I felt wide awake and almost euphoric for the first few days after the initial 'lull', and for the first few days I was continuing to interact and do the same activities without noticeable impact to those observing me (besides potentially a slight lag.)
I think the story is not real. Regarding sleep deprival it is used as an interrogation technique. Myselfe I did hellweek in officer scool. We where not allowed to sleep. This was done by forced marching. What I can confirm is people start sleeping when marching. Strange they always walk to the right before stopping. Just standing. Its called micro sleep. People also start seeing things that in not there. We when allowed 5 minutes rest to sit down. How often I do not remember. Everybody started sleeping within seconds. Even when eating. Sleep was more important to the body than food and water. The exercise had to be cut after maybe between 40-45 hours. A few guys strayed into the forest to get some sleep. We had make sweeps to get them back.
This was in 1986, late autumn in Norway. Cold, dark and raining. Walking was an important way to keep us warm.
We did not get any drugs, but some coffein tablets to keep us awake. After that we got a minimum of 4 hours sleep a day. Some years later I was told the instructors doing this hellweek was almost demoted because it was sadistic and not safe.
I found out it was not real while watching however I was so interested since I never sleep. I was thinking about someday with minimal sleep for about a week and it was a bad deal.
Four and a half days is about the longest I've ever gone without sleep (no help from outside substances other than some military decision making) and I do NOT recommend that at all.
The hallucinations are very real. Motor functions become almost nonexistent without muscle memory. Basic understanding of most things is much more difficult. It becomes difficult to just have a normal conversation. There are some very real periods of micro sleep, as mentioned in the video.
It's a strange feeling to be focusing as hard as you can on something due to lack of sleep and then suddenly you're waking up because you didn't realize you dozed off for a minute or however long it was you were out for.
Severe lack of sleep isn't a fun feeling. And sleep deprivation is one of the most effective forms of torture known to man. You can actually break a persons mind and make him/her insane with sleep deprivation.
agreed, did just over 4 days once, took over a week to recover what felt like a perma hangover
If you’ve ever seen someone that’s been up for a week and how paranoid and erratic they are. Now lock them in a tiny room and give them nothing to do I believe anything is possible at the nine day mark.
Meth heads besides the drugs, the lack of sleep makes them crazy. zombies.
Love hearing your opinions on stuff, very entertaining as usual
I wouldn’t be surprised if something like this actually happened.
This is a real soviet case study. It did happen.
David Giles
No it didn’t this is a creepy pasta, this might be based on other experiments that happened but this story right here is just a creepy pasta.
@@davidgiles4681 8n their moment I believed the same, but when you think about the organs issue it loses their credibility, because obviously no one would survive without their vital organs.
@@davidgiles4681 reference? The story in the video is fake
This isn’t real, it was an old creepypasta story.
if you think experiments like this are only horror storys , you know nothing about the real world...
Filipe of course they exist, how do you think you came to?
@@michaelcote3351 Holy shit bro fuckin ruthless
Yes I think he acknowledged that at the end right?
@@ThugLife9184 jesus calm down reznov
I am a very calm, easy going person. In my early 20’s I experimented with a lot of uppers and was up for a week at a time. I definitely experienced fits of rage and hallucinations. I am now 40 and have severe sleeping issues, but also partly due to multiple back surgeries unrelated to those years.
5 years ago I had lived on my own for the first time and would stay up from noises I would hear in my house, with paranoia about living right next the southern border keeping me awake. I would stay awake all day and when night rolled around I would turn all lights on in the house to ward off anything startling me in the dark corners while I played games and watched TV to help me ignore the noises in my house. I would go without sleep several days at a time and would start to see shadows and people moving out the corner of my eye, and on more than one occasion ran for a weapon for something I was certain I had saw coming for me in a dark corner. I stayed there for 6 months and was a wreck by the time I decided to move in with family. I lived in one corner of the house so that nothing could be behind me. I still am afraid of the dark and sleep with a weapon in my late 20s.
Sounds a lot like Psychosis, schizophrenia? I hope you get some help bro. Best of luck with everything.
Terra The Terrible You may decide to reject what I say but... If you would give Jesus your faith and pray he will help you. You will insure your place in heaven too.
I used to have night terrors. Jesus has saved me from them.
It took several times of calling out his name during the episodes... but now they are gone completely... and its been years. God bless.
I wouldn’t put this past our own government, much less the Soviets.
Airforce pilots use pills to stay awake during long sorties. No one knows what’s in them as they are labeled “top secret”
The "Soviets" are now Russians actually if you didn't know. Your sentence sounds like Russia is ready to reach limits even the USA would not.
@@SilverSF2 they did reach insane heights of brutality and straight up horrific bullshit as the "SOVIETS:
It didnt happen
@@gunnerberg2025 They're over the counter speed, often just caffeine, you can get them at any truck stop, and labeled as to what they are. "Top Secret"? Lol! You watch too many movies.
This is just a story, this not the original author. I forget who the original author is but he is on TH-cam and has many short stories on TH-cam.
I’d love to see you do a video on Mk Ultra or Operation Northwoods.
oh, that interests me.
Is that you Joe Rogan?
Don't forget the U.S.S. Liberty and how it was obviously not an accident
Second this 👍
I third it.
Jacob's Ladder is the closest thing to a bad mushroom trip. No movie has ever come close. That feeling when you're consciously aware that you're slowly going insane. Except the trip ends.
Hi Jameson my dad was in the Korean war and was a corporal in the Marines. I don't know about how much combat he saw, but I am proud of him. I remember taking his dress blues to show and tell in second grade. My classmates were fascinated by the uniform. The asked questions about two stripes on the upper arms of the uniform, and the different medals. I didn't know what the different colors meant. I did know what the sharp shooter medal was. He played the drums in the Marine Marching band too. My dad was a music teacher for a living in Geneva Illinois. I like your videos. Thanks for letting me brag about my dad.
I did meth in the early 2000s and stayed up for over 3 days once. Many other drugs as well. Joined the Army in 06 and have been clean ever since.
Good on you, Drew! 😄
Nice
7 was my record! Lol started talking to shadows and ended up passing out and pissing myself on day 7
@@Tkm112093evadell very nice
Nøkk no not really. Very scary actually
I thought this was fan fiction from "creepypasta" ?
yeah it is
It’s a myth nobody knows if it’s real
Infographics kinda.....breaks that down that the end of the video, right?
Completely made up
@Jordi El Niño Polla no it couldn't, humans can't rip out their own organs and still live
I require very little sleep when I was in my 20's in the military I stayed awake for 9 days (then got about 5-6 hours sleep then awake again for 2 days
in 2009 in Iraq I was 49 yrs old - I worked 136 straight hours in the heat - it was a mind trip - but I had no real issues
BUT when ever I do stay awake for extended periods of time and I finally sleep I wake up feeling like I was hit by a truck, even now at 57 yrs old its easy to stay awake for 2-3 days- just keep busy
You see meth addicts acting like this all over california and Oregon. Screaming at lamp posts and talking to signs
Can confirm i live near Portland.
True. One meth head in my city decided to attack a staircase. I watched him kick, body slam, and punch the concrete stairs as I drove into the office. Later in the day a colleague told me a homeless man was found dead, having fallen several flights down a stairwell. I hate what drugs do to people.
Hey, we got em here in Washington, too. Don't forget us...
"I wasn't on meth, but they gave us Ritalin or something."
Respectfully sir, Ritalin is indeed a pharmaceutical grade amphetamine. You were essentially on meth. Thank you for your service and the videos!
Ritalin contains no amphetamine salts.
Brant Allen why are you so excited about pharmaceuticals?
It's a stimulant
@@jayko1967 Yeah most people are too lazy to research that despite the Generic name start with methyl its actually a (CNS) stimulant of the phenethylamine and piperidine classes. No Meth or Amphetamine involved
I got to where I could sleep while awake when I was working nights. 5 second naps are scary when working with machinery. "I can do this job in my sleep". But the longest I've been awake is around 48 to 60 hours. It's hard to keep track when you just have to keep going. It's easier if you have varied tasks. Impossible while driving straight roads. Gotta have curves and obstacles to stay alert.
I can totally agree on this one!
As an Army maintenance NCO that inhereted the worst Humvees you have ever seen from a Chair Force unit in Iraq, after the third day I was in full "zombie mode". Completely emotionally numb. It was a bizarre feeling.
After seeing that damn thumbnail I won’t be able to sleep.
IKR
First time
its been haunting me since like 2010
That thumbnail is sexy af😂
Ya what the fuck is that thing?
Yep, this is my area of specialty. Yes 4 days is an inflexion point. The drugs are the problem here though. Bad drugs lead to “unusual” situations and for me to explain would probably come across a bit “deep” for some and the responses I get will just piss me off so I will not say much more...those that know will understand 😎
Please, do elaborate a bit more on that? I am genuinly interested. Forget about stupid comments, just help out a few of us that are interested. I'll just look up what ever I don't understand.
@@erfho8y The basic concept of this story is actually quite correct and explains a very real phenomenon. I speak from direct experience as a non-military specialist/consultant in a certain field. Basically, there is a process that has been experimented with over many centuries. It’s all about possession, think exorcism and where that story came from? Look at ancient stories of such a process. That’s the ballpark we are in here. What if people with a dark intent wanted to weaponise such a process? Well they did, but it is largely useless for accurate military application due to complete lack of command control. Think more like a berserker, just load them up, point in the general direction and stand back. Folks who have toured the Middle East theatre would understand this.
We have all seen the videos of meth-heads with almost superhuman power that require 6 police to hold them down etc. so what is happening here? Some refer to this as some seriously “biblical shit!”. A lot of stories like this a based in real experiences, quite overwhelming when you see it for yourself. Certain drugs were found to enhance the opportunity for a possession to take place. The best so far is meth. In my circles we say “it allows the big boys to come in”. These could be referred to as Satan’s soldiers. 😎
Sleep deprivation has been a fascinating field of exploration for a very long time. It does not lead down the same road as the possession topic unless a person already has a specific tendency/availability. Mostly sleep dep is used to investigate certain levels of perception, think about the stories of Shaman. It can be like taking LSD. Day 3 or 4 is always fun, that’s when the little black spiders come out. Sleep dep renders your motor functions to be quite useless, making a cup of tea can be dangerous 😂
@@glensubtorq @Glen Wallis Thank you sir, very facinating! So what is this field you are in, if I may ask? Are you like one of those sleep scientists? Why is that 4th day such a important inflection point? I have heard stories about these zombie like dude's in the middle east. Even one story were they got bombed by jdams and when the damage assasment team came in to check, there was this one dude half underneath the rubble who cleary had "more than just a scratch" that still had the power to pull a granade from his vest and tried to pull the pin. In which he would have succeded if not one of the guys noticed him.
@@erfho8y Yes there are many “horror” stories. 4th day...well dreaming (Dreamtime - aboriginal term) is an important part of our physiology and spirituality. Without sleep, no access to dreaming, the dreaming starts to happen while awake. Lucid dreaming is an interesting practise too. Being able to “see” while you are asleep is fun 😎
I am in Exopolitics. I work with Mil and even some Kings.
@@glensubtorq Yes This it actually quite fascinating I always was curious about sleep deprivation, and how long a person can really go without sleeping but I never knew there was so much more too the story. But going back to what you and the other gentlemen were talking about I have also heard about some of these stories about drug addicted people who in the face of the public would be weak and couldn't even rip a leaf but when they are high on whatever there on they show almost superhuman strength as you said and which is also a very fascinating subject about possession, and exorcism like stuff but what I trying to say is about the whole actually seeing a dream while your asleep. Am currently 20 years old turning 21 in December but in all of my life up until now I have only have bits and piece of each dream I have some I remember as if I just had them and so where I don't I wish I could actually see and live my dream wither its a bad one or a good one I just want to see it with my own eyes then just closing my eyes and seeing darkness for what seemed like a minute then am awake and the sun is out. But this would be my last question but do you think you could actually tell me what this dream I had when I was very little about right around when I was about 9 or 10 if not then it was still good to hear about your explanation about this topic on sleepiness
The Russian Sleep Experiment is a good 13 minute listen for IReadCreepyPastas
Don't worry man it had me right up till the end too cause of the sleep thing.
Great Chanel man!
i stayed awake on meth 20 yrs ago for 10days and faught with my wife for the last 4 of those days and ended up you know were.thank God he healed me from that awful demon.Gorly to jesus and Father God
O my goodness 🙏 BROTHERS.
Did you eat your self
@J praise God.and i thank God in your behalf
@J glad you are living a better life now, sir! 🤝🙏🇺🇸
@@Nico-xe6kw im not sure what u mean by visions,but do i miss it never.its the ferterest thing from my mind.i learened that when u serender all to christ he takes all that is henderen u If" u serender .praiseGod the father and cherish the hollysprit and speek boldly of jesus.
This was actually a creepypasta, idk how its getting passed off as real
Loool
Rdxer who the fuck thinks siren head is real !? 😂
@@coldpressedbrickrep there are people out there, its wack but its fun to laugh at em
@@zacmorris3932 is a creepy pasta a story or what does it mean
@@fabianruiz2461 yeah its a creepy story that was created on the internet
Fun fact: Elvis Presley was introduced to uppers during his tour of duty in Germany.
That's actually not true. Unlike the rampant overprescribing of adderall nowadays, stimulants were really only prescribed in cases of narcolepsy and morbid obesity when it had become close to the point of it being fatal. Well, "Mama Elvis" was given Desoxyn (generic brand pharma grade methamphetamine) by her doctor, and considering she was too fat to move around the house, she depended on her son to assist her. Naturally, as most teenagers do, Elvis took a few to experiement with himself one day, and that eventually led to what we now know as a very high and sexually charged Elvis going 100mph on the Ed Sullivan show shaking his hips and shit while sweat pours off his face.
I used to fall asleep while we were marching. Then I would wake up and be like oh wait I'm marching.
"Anyone else feel like theyre going through a non voluntary sleep experiment?"
Me at 5:44 am up for absolutely no reason: 🙋♂️
Get up at 4 A.M every morning and run 3 to 16 miles everyday like me at the age of 15 then see how u feel. It SUCKS but gotta win state somehow right
@@xc1513 Go for it bro, you got this!
Thanks man I don’t think I can this year tho I’m only a freshman but a few days ago I got 10th out of 170 high schoolers and was the first freshman by minutes so
@@xc1513 That's a good use of time instead of sitting there wishing you could sleep
xCrimson BladeX ಠ_ಠ yep that’s what I get to do on my runs lol
The longest I ever stayed awake was around 35 hours or so, with no caffeine or anything whatsoever. I was working a job and was so busy i didn't even feel tired, but when i was a few blocks from my apartment and done for the day, i suddenly felt super tired, and when i got into bed i fell asleep faster than i ever have
There used to be an NBC and ‘Dig in Exercise’ during Phase 2 Training in the Royal Marines, called ‘Exercise Holdfast’ at week 20 if I remember right, that was a1 week exercise, with the first 72 hours digging 4 and 6 man battle trenches in Rocky ground with pick axe and shovel, no sleep, rotational ‘trench scran and whet (food and drink) duties, u didn’t stop working unless it was your detail to make scran or a whet fit that time. I was a section commander and remember at least 3 of us suffering severe hallucinations. Not sure if ‘Holdfast’ is still in the curriculum with the change in battle theatre and trend in Iraq and Afghanistan, as there were a lot of FIBUA exercises added to teach room/building clearance etc. can’t imagine battle trenches would’ve been a valuable use of phase 2 training for the Middle East. Although this does seem to be very fictional, if nothing else because of people living sfter removing organs, I’m sure @Jameson Travrls, aswell as many others that have experienced extreme sleep deprivation, will agree, the level of craziness spoken about is more than believable, although gas or no gas, I’m pretty positive, that medically, it’s not possible to survive 15 days without sleep (even 7 maybe) let alone 30, without sleep.
as someone who spent a lot of time playing games at home, ive found a lot of side effects
- not going outside - not socializing with people in person - not doing anything productive - not getting sunshine - not exercising -
puts you in a state of "shock" where you're like a creepy nerd very quiet with a lot of anxiety, now cut out the entertainment and socializing and gg
This man keeps a strait face during the whole thing doesn’t even flinch
He has seen worse shit tbh
Sounds something like the “bath salts” that folks were using a while back. It’d be interesting to know what they were given.
I love this story so much its crazy what people do to each other also I enlisted into the Marines a month ago and I can't wait for basic now
"I wasn't on meth"
"But I remember them giving us ritalin"
So just another version of meth...
Yes, pharma grade meth is still meth, just cleaner.
Ritalin is amphetamine not meth.
It is much,much,much weaker than meth.
@@_getnoobednxgen1897 Depends on how many you take, lol
Adderall is basically meth.
My record of staying awake was achieved while playing HoMM3... never had hallucinations and it was 52 hours. But past the time when I've checked the clock after won session and crawled onto the bed - all went black. Friend recalls that the moment I laid down I immediately lost consciousness XD
So yeah - 50+ hours on Caffeine alone is very much possible. Not only that. I did around 40 hours last minute studying on quite few exams during my Master degree - also on caffeine (energy drinks and coffee) alone. Problem is: there is always rebound. Headaches, nausea, weird feeling that your biological clock is off the track and at times around 14-16 hours sleep after are things that did happen to me. Surely it's not 'healthy'. It also highly depend on a person to person basis. I have friend who literally cannot stay awake more than 6 hours and she needs to nap least 40min. It makes it hard for her to work >_>
When I served I once was in a position where I was required to remain awake. I made it close to 60 hours before I started to hallucinate. It’s been 20 years and I can still clearly recall a full conversation I had with a walking talking armadillo in a business suit. In this instance there were no drugs involved, however there were commonly issued items issued to keep you awake, we were told it was caffeine with a kick and it was in gum and pill form.
i had a very similar experience. the memories of my experience are still with me nearly 30 years later.
Them: Needs chemicals to Stay awake for 5 days
Me: Uses TH-cam and Anxiety to stay awake for weeks
Wow, I thought I was the only one with that problem!!!! Thank you for bringing it into the open, now we can all admit it and begin to deal with it. LOL!
No I just need to remember the cringy shit I did in front of my crush
Impossible. You would die or go crazy, you must have slept or fallen asleep and forgotten you did due to your brain not working
I stayed awake for 6 days once when I was just 22, & the worst symptom was a type of Visual Hallucination, of a slight movement in the shadows, & in Tile patterns. No Drugs, I just got my first Powerful Desktop PC, & a Solid internet connection, I was on Yahoo Messenger talking to girls for days, playing Video games, & learning from TH-cam. I was like a Computer that wouldn't Fall asleep because I was on Wake from Ethernet mode. So much information, so Fast.
When I was in high school back in 2004, a local radio host (in Slovenia) was attempting a world record sleep deprivation, and it was all happening live on radio. It was very interesting to hear him less collected each morning. I believe he got to day 10.
The British did similar Experiment's centuries before, it was the birth of modern Psychology in a way.
At Edinburgh University in Scotland there was a sort of "Scientific Revolution" like the industrial one, With Darwin and the likes making great strides in their departments. Crazy Experiments like this taught us most of what we know today, people even started grave digging fresh bodies of people to sell to the university for autopsy and experiments, There's an infamous duo Burke&Hare who started murdering people to sell to scientists for experimental purposes.
Bro the british were giving pilots in world war 2 some sort of drugs to keep them awake
@@rasiabsgamingcorner2258 Yeah that's normal, Cocaine and Meth were common to give to pilots and Marines.
Japanese Kamikaze's were shot up with enough meth to turn a mouse into the Hulk, Drugs such as these kinds of stimulants were common to use.
The British launched an entire Propaganda Tactic to convince the Germans that they had found Scientific evidence that Carrot's give you night vision and that RAF pilots could see in the dark because of a diet consisting of only Carrots, It worked and even today people still believe it.
“Give me has, I need gas. The good stuff” just sounds like his plug was running way too late
😂😂😂
Lol
The longest I’ve stayed awake was about 48 hrs. Got put on rotating 12 on 24 off schedule for 17 days. Whenever I had a night shift I’d end up staying awake the day before, through the shift, and that next day. Just couldn’t sleep. I’d sleep as much as I could that night before the day shift.
Tired? Yeah. I was a Marine platoon commander in Vietnam in 1969. We operated mostly at the squad and platoon level. There were a couple of times we operated as a company but not in any standard tactics. The company would be in the same area and we took orders from the company commander but we still operated as independent platoons, especially in the mountains and jungles. There were two battalion size operations in which we did operate as a company with three platoons on line during sweeps for about a week, but that was about it.
Anyway, I never had more than 34 Marines in my platoon that included a machine gun squad and a 60 mm mortar squad. I had two platoon sergeants for short periods but neither were experienced with infantry platoons. I once had two of my 3 squad leaders were Lance Corporals and one was a corporal, but most of the time I only had three lance corporals. Turn over due to KIA, WIA, disease, accidents, transfers, and rotations back to the states was extremely high.
My platoon CP was usually just me and my radio operator. I usually paired my platoon guide with the corporal squad leader and they would alternate checking lines every hour or he would take a night patrol with one of the inexperienced lance corporals.
Keep in mind that while boot camp in those days was very good, the School of Infantry training was nearly as good as it is today. In 1967 because of the demands of Vietnam boot camp was reduced from 13 weeks to 8 weeks and infantry training was reduced from 8 weeks to 4 weeks. Replacements to my platoon didn't have the basics of map reading, using a compass, land navigation, or sound squad tactics. They were not cross trained with the M-60 machine gun or the 60 mm mortar.
But one of the most important skills needed in Vietnam was know where the Hell you were. That was not easy for me and impossible for my squad leaders.
The only navigation aids we had were the standard military compass and out of date French maps of Vietnam. Later we did also get Pictomaps made from satellite images, but there were often a lot of clouds that covered the image and many of my firefights seem to happen where the clouds were. Go figure. I used both. The Pictomaps were better in some cases where terrain had changed, but the French maps were more accurate as to where villages were or used to be.
When operating in the rice paddy areas, there were not major terrain features to correspond to the map and when operating in the jungles and mountains, I where couldn't see any major terrain features, I didn't know where exactly I was.
Why was that important? Because without the ability to do a cross section with the compass on major terrain features, it was really difficult to tell where I was because the maps were out of date and the satellite Pictomaps were not that useful in those days. I felt lucky if without specific verified locations on out of dated maps if I was 1-2 thousand meters of where I actually was.
I only had one radio in the platoon which was normally used to communicate with the company but we would switch freqs for resupply missions and when we had to call in artillery or close air support. When I arrived in Vietnam, I had never been trained on the M-16. The Basic School only had M-14's. It was a bit embarrassing that my own Marines had to show me how to disassemble the M-16. No one had battle sights. Although the PRC 77 was introduced into Vietnam in 1968, I initially used the PRC 25 and only received the PRC 77 about six months into my tour. The PRC was light and mobile but not encrypted so we used local codes for coordinates such as a car code which measured distance from a predesignated coordinated. It went something like this: From Ford, down 3 right 7. The code changed everyday and included birds, animals, cities, etc. The PRC 77 was encrypted but required the NESTOR system added to it which doubled the weight and required more batteries. The radio operator carried that plus his combat gear. Never once heard a complaint from my radio operator, the machine gunners, or the mortar me. God bless their dedication.
The context is important because there was no sleep during daytime activities and the radio had to be manned 24/7. My platoon mostly operated independently for up to a month or two at a time. We would be brought back to the battalion (in the middle of nowhere) for three days to have hot chow, showers, rest, replace uniforms, etc. But we didn't get much rest because we were required to stand part of the battalion perimeter at night which meant my Marines didn't get much sleep. So when operating as a platoon, at night I would stand radio watch an hour and my radio operator would stand it for an hour. The reason was because the chances of staying awake more than an hour at night was zero due to the mental and physical exhaustion.
Not a problem for a few days, but for two months, it was really difficult to stay awake just an hour at night. And it didn't always work. Into the end of the first month into the second month in the field it became increasingly a struggle of the will to stay wake for that hour of radio watch.
The platoon daytime activity would typically go from sun up to sun set. A long day. The regiment required platoons to run two daytime and two night time squad activities every day. That's four squad activities with only three squads and so every day one squad had to do two activities and the night time activities were all night. On all night ambushes, it was common for most to all Marines to fall asleep.
Add to this the stress of the firefights, the mines, the booby-traps, the unbearable heat in the dry season and the constant rain in the monsoons, and you have a real problem with Marines being alert, especially at night.
During the monsoon, I learned that when it was my time to sleep, I'd just lay down in the mud in a driving rain and fall asleep. What, just lay down in the rain? Yep, we didn't have tents, only ponchos and during the monsoon the poncho was about as useful as a wet paper towel. You were soaked 24/7 and the uniform began to rot off. A form of trench foot was a problem because there was no way to dry out the feet.
But back to sleep. Keeping Marines awake on the lines at night was a major effort. Between my platoon guide and me, he checked on the half hour and I checked lines on the hour before I got my less than one hour of sleep.
It wasn't all that bad the first month or two, but the mental and physical exhaustion just beat you down. Sleep was measured in a couple of hours a night broken by the need to relieve your counterpart stand his watch.
I remember in my 10th month I was supposed to link up my platoon with the rest of the company in a heavily forested area separated by an open space at night. I arrived at about 1 am (0100) on time on my side of the space and then waited for the company. After two hours, I fell asleep. Now I don't mean that I fell asleep consciously. I mean I fell asleep because it was impossible to stay awake.
When the company commander finally arrived at the link up point, he couldn't get anyone on my radio to respond because my radio operator was also asleep.
So the company commander fired a machine gun over our position to wake us up. It was embarrassing but I will tell you that each and every night while in Vietnam after the first month, it was a real struggle to overcome the mental and physical exhaustion to stay awake even when your life was at risk.
Unless you've been in extended combat operating 24/7 for two months and sometimes more without rest, you have no idea what stress does to you. And that doesn't include (or maybe it does) the the stress of losing KIA and WIA. One day when the sun rose, I had about 34 Marines in my platoon. On that day when the sun set, Only four of us were still alive and unwounded.
You have no idea what continuous combat does on someone. I was lucky. I didn't suffer from PTDS. I don't know why. Maybe because I could stuff it down inside better than others. But so many of my Marines did suffer from PTSD. I may not have PTSD, but I have lived with it in one way or another for the rest of my life.
My distress from Vietnam is guilt. I'm now 74 and to this day I wonder if I had just made a different decision in combat if perhaps some of those wonderful Marines would have returned home to family, pizza, and beer. I know in my heart I tried to be a good and fair leader. But I was responsible for all of my Marines and at 74 I still grieve and wonder what I could have done differently.
I'll live with that until I die..... and then perhaps God will give me the truth one way or the other.
Sorry for the long post. But Vietnam triggers emotions and memories.
If you weren't in extended non-stop combat in the days where technology was based on WW II and the Koran War, then I doubt you could understand. Everything from knowing where you were to artillery to close air support was a crap shoot.
After a month in Vietnam, sleep was more than food, water, ammo, and even life. So hard to explain. You may not be able to understand what mental and physical exhaustion does to you over time---and it only gets worse the more time in combat you spend without rest.
Wow. Most have been dazed and out of it for a month after. Love to chat with you. Uncle in second tour was permanently injured during tet. 1/1. Spend the next 32 years a vegetable in a va hospital. I learned what sacrifice was watching vets there and my family at a young age.
Every thing this guy said is true and happened to many. One thing he did not mention is when there is no moon your looking into a abiss, you can't see your hand at the end of your arm. So are you awake or ASLEEP ? O311 v.n. 66-67 Thank God for E-3's .
From France :
Dear Sir, your comment is...very powerfull if true but i can hardly doubt about it...i am proud to send you my salute from here.
I remember being pushed hard on exercise for a couple of weeks in the Australian army in the early 80s. Hardly a couple of hours sleep per night. I then drove an armoured vehicle with a gas mask on for several KMs running over a fence without me or the commander knowing. We also didn't realise we were running parallel with a 5 mt drop that would have rolled the vehicle and killed us.
I was in the Canadian Army Inf same time...we got the shit beat out of us as well...I flew over the top of a jeep on exorcise when the exhausted driver hit a ditch....was slow speed but I got a nice nugget on my head...wearing soft cover...stupid. Glory days. Greetings from Ontario...thank you for your service... and glad you guys are on our side!
If anyone's wondering, yes "the russian sleeping expiriment" has been proven fake years ago. Good creepypasta tho
That's propaganda, it actually did happen.
@@sonsofliberty3081 it didnt
People who cant tell that at first read or listen have something missing
Used to be doing meth, and my record of awake time was 5 days. I do believe at the day three or four your mind turns on you, focus increases but perception and attention decreases. I went for a short drive at the day four I saw a green shining ball is coming streight at my car, I dodged it and pulled over to investigate, and the only green light in the area was coming from a lamp of a kiosk nearby and its refelection on the wet street. the thoughts and paranoia is persistant and consistant to the next time you stay awake for long time agan.
THC helped me with my sleeping and now I enjoy a 7 hours sleep every night.
Same I made it 5 or 6 days one time getting high. I don’t remember all of it but I remember basically teleporting and not having any memory of how I got there. I was talking nonsense
@@flanneldaddy5220 once I was high and many days awake. I was walking in the street, then I suddenly stoped thinking if I am going or coming back? :)
@@maysammansoury2005 yeah that shits crazy I’ll be 5 years sober in October.
I've done 4 days straight without sleep, purely out of stupidity when I was around 13
gaming? any substance involved.
@@JamesonsTravels pixie sticks and dr.pepper.
@@JamesonsTravels I think gaming because gaming is the only thing to keep me up.
My longest time up is 2 days.
@Isabela Michaud I'm drunk🤣
I slept for 4 days straight when I was 13.
"i wasnt on meth, just on ritalin or something"
I got bad news, chief
Lmfaooo yup I love the innocent ignorance😂
Lolololol same shit budd
I caught it. Amphetamine salts.
But Ritalin while a stimulant is not an amphetamine. Its the Generic name that's starts with Methyl that throws people off. Its actually a (CNS) stimulant of the phenethylamine and piperidine classes. Very different than meth but still a stimulant.
@@paulaldwin209 Correction: NOT very different from meth, and we don't know if it was even Ritalin. He said "Ritalin or something" if it was Adderall, even less different from meth. Stop trying to split hairs. They gave him uppers to twack him out, and for someone without ADHD, Ritalin or Adderall give a similar effect to meth. That was the point. Now quit it.
Been in the security industry for about 9years and many times I’ve had little to no sleep on certain days but, one time in particular I was awake for 44hours and I promise you that hallucinations are real. Crazy part about this is that I believe that you tap into the unseen and what are considered hallucinations could possibly be the spiritual realm.
I believe you brother and what you seen are REAL. I experienced it my self
Also, U see the same shit when smoking DMT. They're always around us you just cant see em
They're was an experiment of 60 men who smoked DMT in 60 different rooms. 60 schitzfrenics in 60 different rooms
No one knew each other( not a single person)
Scientist concluded everybody was reporting the same thing of what they were seing..
They were all in different rooms and were all strangers..
@@GuapoMason Demon realm more like.
@@GuapoMason Yeah, it has definitely nothing to do with our brains being similar to eachother. You start getting different visions when you target different cultures. There are some ultimate things like sun, moon, wind, mother earth but the rest is dependent on the society and genetics. Collective unconscious.
Longest I've stayed awake for was Probably a day and a half and I definitely started to feel like I was watching my life through a lense. Kind of like you're there physically, but mentally you're just absent
It's like my Grandad used to say on the old Adreno-smack farm, "There's money in combat drugs lad."
My ex-wifes cooking had something in it. Kept me up all hours of the night, running for the head.
My uncle his friends and I stayed up for four days playing command and conquer generals. And fueled by nothing but Coffee and donuts.
Loved watching ya react to this Jameson!
Take care man! wish you good sleep hopefully soon!
The drug in Jacob’s Ladder was designed to amplify aggression rather than keep the subject awake.
Most drugs that make you aggressive also keep you awake.
The “cartoons” from sleep deprivation are crazy.
I once had an exam which I could have started early on (were talking weeks), but I didnt start before I had about 45 hrs before deadline: I sat in a chair in front of a computer typing, thinking, and reading, barely ate, lots of energy drinks, too much ritalin (I got ADD). Remember I was really really stressed out, and hyper focused, no breaks, only to got to the bathroom, and there was also fear of the consequences of failing. I stayed up for 37+ hrs, before my brain basically shut down. The last hour of that period, I suddenly realised I had been re writing the same sentence for who knows how long, I just couldnt spell it, nor write it properly, even though I knew what I wanted to write. I wasnt ready to give up. Thought Ill lay down for 30 mins, and see if that helps. Every black dot on the walls looked like bugs crawling, a sock under my desk looked like a cockroach moving. And my backpack looked like it was melting. The sensation was really frightening, everything around me seemed to "pulse". Now Ive been up for 30+ hrs many times before that time, and after, and its not dangerous, but add in all the conditions I outlined, and it can be. A friend of mine was up for 65 hrs once, he isnt really a gamer, but he had a period where he got really addicted. He spoke about hallucinations aswell. Sleep deprivation certainly isnt healthy. PS: I fell asleep, no way I was in a state to finish, and the task was monumental. Had to take the exam one year later, did it properly that time.
In the Army id stayed up for 4 days with no sleep. Started to hear things like helicopters that weren't there and started talking to myself.
What were you doing? Why were you up for 4 days in a row?
Yea sorry but you should quit trying to make people believe you were in the army plus you have to stay up for more than 4 days to hear stuff
@@erikjohnson5549 secure com antennas, guard duty, cooking, flag detail ....alot of stupid things to be tasked without enough people.
Me too for 5 almost 6 I started having like little seizures. Tremors and bone intentional movements ,like parkisons.
@@alanporter2769 yeah, sorry, but you should stop making people believe you're not 12.....porter pounder.
Longest I've ever gone without any sleep was 4 days; no hallucinations, but I wasn't safe to be around. My temper was exceedingly short.
Me too
The narrator is totally wrong about the part about you can’t stay up on meth for two weeks ! I am clean now ( only because of giving my life over to Jesus ) and the prayers of my mother , but when I was using meth I stayed up for 15 days . I was hallucinating badly with a paranoia that was so severe that I ran across the hwy in the middle of the night without even looking ran until I came to a small lake that was surrounded by trees because I thought there was people chasing me , trying to kill me ! I thought they had caught up to me because I had no where else to run , so I got on my knees and begged for my life for so long crying and yelling out please don’t kill me that I had not knowingly been kneeling on some rocks and they had worked there way inside my skin and I was bleeding profusely ! With all the strength I had I stood up and dove into the lake not knowing it was only a few feet deep and full of glass and some other stuff that was sharp and swam to the other side got out and ran into the first building I saw which happened to be the Exxon building right off of I35 in Dallas, I ran and dove over the counter right at the security desk ! Which all the personnel there left immediately because I was screaming someone’s trying to kill me ! I told him I was not leaving and to call the cops ! So this gas that you’re talking about I don’t think was gas I think they were giving them meth which is a lot stronger now than it was then ! Only by Gods love and grace was I able to stop or I would be dead now ! The more you use Seth the worse it gets a very small amount ( one 1/4 inch line ) will keep you up for two days without no problem ! I was shooting two grams at a time ! Bad , Bad stuff !!! Stay away from it !!! It only takes one time and your hooked !
Im still trying to stay away from it unfortunately its a hard addiction to kick especially since my environment is surrounded by it but ive stayed up for 2 weeks and a day i did hallucinate an old lady waving me down from the sidewalk and when i pulled over to ask what the problem was i realized it was a mailbox.... Fuck meth
Even withdrawals,can let you stay awake for 13 days
@@chaunceyroberts6187 ➡ Keep *"FIGHTING"* Chauncey!👍🏻
You're 'Worth' *IT* So, please don't let up! Don't EVER Forget! 💥
😉 You 'Said' it . . . ⚡* *"FU©K-METH"* *⚡
⚖️ ~ CptKD ~ 🧸
Well done brother, God bless you!
Love from England 🏴