• BougieBirdie
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    733 months ago

    So if the average nap is four seconds, the average period of wakefulness is five seconds.

    What a life.

    • @[email protected]
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      113 months ago

      I’m guessing they still have extended awake times so they can get things done, and rest times where they’re just drifting in and out of sleep.

  • @yesman
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    603 months ago

    Is there a way to learn this power?

      • @[email protected]
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        3 months ago

        The transition is hellish if you go for the more extreme versions, and you need total control of your schedule because one missed or delayed nap will totally wreck you.

      • @[email protected]
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        123 months ago

        A buddy did that. He did bifurcated, polyphasic, martian 25/10, and the naps. He felt lonely and sad, and wasn’t sure it wasn’t just the lack of human contact.

        Ultimately, not worth it when one has to interact with humans.

        • @seaQueue
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          23 months ago

          You can solve that with online friends in many timezones

  • @Aceticon
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    333 months ago

    By an amazing coincidence it’s pretty much the same for people attending work meetings.

    Nature is truly incredible.

      • @stupidcasey
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        13 months ago

        We need to discuss the color for the interior of the shoebox all staff must be in attendance.

        I am in fabric Mother Nature!

  • @Bosht
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    283 months ago

    Sorry, how in the world do they know it’s a nap and not just, you know, closing it’s eyes? I’d be interested in the science behind the findings because it sounds like horseshit.

  • @kemsat
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    243 months ago

    So, like they take really long blinks?

  • @someguy3
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    83 months ago

    Sleeping upright sounds terrible, horizontally gets you better blood flow to the brain. So checks out.

    • @[email protected]
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      63 months ago

      I had a guy fall asleep while talking and standing. he just … trailed off. #basictraining

  • @blazeknave
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    63 months ago

    That’s basically what having a newborn is like