about 6-7 hours i think. whats really funny about that is that i used to be an insomniac for about 14 years pr sg and only recently learned to sleep properly and need a bunch of meds to help bu anyway i found out that 9 hours is absolutely perfect, 8 is okay, 7 is meh, less is just not nice. its crazy to me how i could not sleep at all and work a 12 hour shift when i was younger and now if i sleep less then 8 hours im like wow this sucks
Just a note, if soemoen on twitch tried to stay away for multiple days they would be forced to stop by twitch staff as self-harm is against their ToS. And sleep deprivation is absolutely self harm.
Corry your job couldnt feasibly be obsolete, i know i can find all this information myself, but you and Luke deliver it in such a tasty entertaining way, thank you!
I worked with rats in Research. Depends on what they were used for. Sometimes they get to go back to the breeding colony. My job was to keep them tame, aka play with them and handle them. Feed and weigh them dailey and monitor them for behavior changes. Some where in that lab there is a picture of me with a rat in each pocket of my lab coat, one on my shoulder and one in my hand. They were very sweet
I spent pretty much all of last night on multiple trains trying to get home after my second flight got canceled. Didn't get much sleep, but I did get a chance to listen to a lot of sci guy podcasts that I had downloaded. Ironically enough, this was one of them.
This is why I love the sci guys. I came back from a long shift and decided to play their videos to help me go to sleep. a few minutes into the video, I'm laughing my butt off. Quality content. 😂❤
I wish we had more research into the long term effects of sleep deprivation. In high school, I spent a little over half a year getting between 1-3 hours of sleep per night. My brain was snapping into microsleep so often, and the whole thing gave me what I now recognize as psychosis symptoms that lingered for years after I fixed my sleep schedule. My body also freaks out when my schedule shifts even slightly now. Losing more than an hour of sleep for more than a couple days at a time causes disorientation, exhaustion, headaches, and wanting-to-die ideation. In hindsight, I'm surprised that nobody around me really seemed to notice that I was so sleepless back then; probably because I was already kind of weird and asocial, and I dedicated most of my confused and very limited energy to keeping up with my schoolwork. The worst thing it did to my grades was cause me to fail a final hard enough to drive an A grade down to a C. The extra hours of study and wikia binging were not worth what I did to my body. I'm pretty rigorous about bedtime now, and have to use sleep medication to keep everything in check. So, uh! Try some sleep! Please do that!
Everyone at my job who worked 3 Shift , day, evening, night on a rotatibg shift gained weight. And as a possibly autistic person my sleep was cobstently at 6 hours and eventually various factors also led to stress and i had to change job. And it took almost a year for my body to adapt.
Okay but what about over sleeping? I need 11hrs. I can easily sleep 11-13 hours and have slept for 16 a few times. This is during my early twenties (im currently 24). I once slept for 13 hours, stayed away for just 6 hours, then slept for a further 10 hours. I hate sleeping so much
@@BaddeGrasse That I can manage on 3 hours (it doesn't always look pretty) or that I can average 6 hours while working nights? For that it's having a biphasic sleep cycle. Like clockwork I usually wake up 3 hours after I fall asleep. I try for 4.5-5 hours but that only happens on good days or when I take sleep meds. I get up for a couple hours and do stuff around the house, then go back to sleep for 1-3 hours.
My (non-scientific) theory concerning the question why it seems that before the late 1800s nobody really asked the question of "why do we sleep" is that before the commercialization of the light bulb (starting in the 1850s) you couldn't really do a lot of things when it was nighttime (light through fire [e.g. candles] in comparison are not bright enough for most activities). So spending the time in which you can't really do anything with sleeping probably doesn't raise too many questions about the necessity of sleeping. But if you have electric lights there are a lot of things you can do even at night. You still get tired and worn out though and therefore need to sleep. So this might have started the question of why it even is necessary. Especially in combination with the increasing obsession with productivity and efficiency under capitalism. The cynic in me also finds it interesting that the late 1800s was also the time when slavery was more and more officially abolished. And if you have to pay your workforce it might be very interesting for you to see how little sleep you can allow them without them dying to maximize profits.
I slept 5 hours 48 minutes which is pretty good as far as my averages. Woke up feeling pretty good no joint pain which I am attributing to overnighting in my hammock.
The hilarious thing about this episode is that I actually didn't get any sleep last night lol (I took a nap in the middle of the day, though, it's night time again now)
I think it’d be really interesting to learn more about tardigrades if you haven’t already talked about them, they’re the only animal (that I know of) that can withstand an extended stay in outer space!
i'll prob have to skip this one coz it'll make me anxious and stuff💔 i have such bad adhd i'll go like 3 or 4 days straight without any sleep regularly
How long did you sleep last night?
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I WANNA BUT IT'S DURING MY FRESHERS WEEK FFS
4 hours
i'm tired
about 6-7 hours i think. whats really funny about that is that i used to be an insomniac for about 14 years pr sg and only recently learned to sleep properly and need a bunch of meds to help bu anyway i found out that 9 hours is absolutely perfect, 8 is okay, 7 is meh, less is just not nice. its crazy to me how i could not sleep at all and work a 12 hour shift when i was younger and now if i sleep less then 8 hours im like wow this sucks
4 hours with oversleeping. Usually get around 5.5-6 hours cause I procrastinate going to bed.
Just a note, if soemoen on twitch tried to stay away for multiple days they would be forced to stop by twitch staff as self-harm is against their ToS. And sleep deprivation is absolutely self harm.
Corry your job couldnt feasibly be obsolete, i know i can find all this information myself, but you and Luke deliver it in such a tasty entertaining way, thank you!
I worked with rats in Research. Depends on what they were used for. Sometimes they get to go back to the breeding colony. My job was to keep them tame, aka play with them and handle them. Feed and weigh them dailey and monitor them for behavior changes. Some where in that lab there is a picture of me with a rat in each pocket of my lab coat, one on my shoulder and one in my hand. They were very sweet
That sounds like the best job 😭
watching at 5:30am after an all nighter lets go
Me to😂
"The ones with anxiety became philosophers" is one of my favourite things Corry has said to date.
Watching this incredibly sleep deprived after finishing a 28 hour work weekend lol
I spent pretty much all of last night on multiple trains trying to get home after my second flight got canceled. Didn't get much sleep, but I did get a chance to listen to a lot of sci guy podcasts that I had downloaded. Ironically enough, this was one of them.
This is why I love the sci guys.
I came back from a long shift and decided to play their videos to help me go to sleep. a few minutes into the video, I'm laughing my butt off. Quality content. 😂❤
haha really funny guys (i can't sleep and got this notification)
Lol me too. 😂
I wish we had more research into the long term effects of sleep deprivation. In high school, I spent a little over half a year getting between 1-3 hours of sleep per night. My brain was snapping into microsleep so often, and the whole thing gave me what I now recognize as psychosis symptoms that lingered for years after I fixed my sleep schedule. My body also freaks out when my schedule shifts even slightly now. Losing more than an hour of sleep for more than a couple days at a time causes disorientation, exhaustion, headaches, and wanting-to-die ideation.
In hindsight, I'm surprised that nobody around me really seemed to notice that I was so sleepless back then; probably because I was already kind of weird and asocial, and I dedicated most of my confused and very limited energy to keeping up with my schoolwork. The worst thing it did to my grades was cause me to fail a final hard enough to drive an A grade down to a C.
The extra hours of study and wikia binging were not worth what I did to my body. I'm pretty rigorous about bedtime now, and have to use sleep medication to keep everything in check.
So, uh! Try some sleep! Please do that!
Everyone at my job who worked 3 Shift , day, evening, night on a rotatibg shift gained weight.
And as a possibly autistic person my sleep was cobstently at 6 hours and eventually various factors also led to stress and i had to change job.
And it took almost a year for my body to adapt.
Okay but what about over sleeping? I need 11hrs. I can easily sleep 11-13 hours and have slept for 16 a few times. This is during my early twenties (im currently 24).
I once slept for 13 hours, stayed away for just 6 hours, then slept for a further 10 hours.
I hate sleeping so much
I try to sleep at least an average of 6-7 hours but with adhd, insomnia and working a night job I have weeks were I've only averaged 3 hours per day.
That is so impressive i genuinely gasped, amazing work 👏👏👏 please teach us your ways
@@BaddeGrasse That I can manage on 3 hours (it doesn't always look pretty) or that I can average 6 hours while working nights? For that it's having a biphasic sleep cycle. Like clockwork I usually wake up 3 hours after I fall asleep. I try for 4.5-5 hours but that only happens on good days or when I take sleep meds. I get up for a couple hours and do stuff around the house, then go back to sleep for 1-3 hours.
My (non-scientific) theory concerning the question why it seems that before the late 1800s nobody really asked the question of "why do we sleep" is that before the commercialization of the light bulb (starting in the 1850s) you couldn't really do a lot of things when it was nighttime (light through fire [e.g. candles] in comparison are not bright enough for most activities). So spending the time in which you can't really do anything with sleeping probably doesn't raise too many questions about the necessity of sleeping. But if you have electric lights there are a lot of things you can do even at night. You still get tired and worn out though and therefore need to sleep. So this might have started the question of why it even is necessary. Especially in combination with the increasing obsession with productivity and efficiency under capitalism. The cynic in me also finds it interesting that the late 1800s was also the time when slavery was more and more officially abolished. And if you have to pay your workforce it might be very interesting for you to see how little sleep you can allow them without them dying to maximize profits.
I have be able to control my dreams since I was a kid and I move a lot in my sleep and did move even more in sleep back then.
I slept 5 hours 48 minutes which is pretty good as far as my averages. Woke up feeling pretty good no joint pain which I am attributing to overnighting in my hammock.
Omg I couldn't sleep this night ( I slept around 3 hours I think ) so this episode is perfect
The hilarious thing about this episode is that I actually didn't get any sleep last night lol (I took a nap in the middle of the day, though, it's night time again now)
I think it’d be really interesting to learn more about tardigrades if you haven’t already talked about them, they’re the only animal (that I know of) that can withstand an extended stay in outer space!
We did a whole episode on them! Our first live show
Hey! That's my sleeping pattern, always was 😊. It can be cool if you can
find a night job : less hours, and more pay
"used rats" 😂😂😂
Watching this just before I start a run a of night shifts 💀
"sacrificed" is pretty common terminology in science for killing animals
I’ve somehow never come across that! Or never picked up on it sounding odd
I share my birthday with someone who stayed awake for over 200 hours? and I also get a lack of sleep regularly? sounds about right
I got to sleep at 5 am last night and woke up at 6:30!!!!!!! I am on autopilot!!!!!
Most other comments are sleep deprived also this is so much fun!!!!!!
Work night in care and im lucky if i get 4 hours a day but im also crazy ( in a good way) so im hyper all the time haha xx
Slept 9 hours! A good night!
How to give animals cptsd..
i'll prob have to skip this one coz it'll make me anxious and stuff💔 i have such bad adhd i'll go like 3 or 4 days straight without any sleep regularly
This episode is here.
HAH! I didn't sleep again till 5:00 in the morning (trying right now).
I fell asleep 40 minutes before this released (around 11am, whoops)😂
Released 2 hours ago so, an hour and change?
About 8, way more than my usual 5
Here to learn the truth about whether or not cats are superior to us in yet another area of life
this feels targetted...
6 hours >:)
I sleep so much better when I'm good with me Adderall
All fun until story about puppies 😢