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RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Vi-Sion - 01-08-2017
I prefer experimenting over sleeping
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Korvidius - 01-09-2017
I stayed up for three days once. Was fucking horrible, I drove like I was drunk and I was constantly hallucinating. Sleep deprivation ain't good for you.
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - mothered - 01-09-2017
(01-09-2017, 05:56 AM)Pyxis Wrote: I stayed up for three days once. Was fucking horrible, I drove like I was drunk and I was constantly hallucinating. Sleep deprivation ain't good for you.
I can relate to the hallucination part of It.
I was awake for half the time (around 36 hours) and upon driving, I thought pedestrians were running In front of me. I read an article a while back, whereby It said that If you're awake for 24hours, It's the equivalent to being over the legal limit In alcohol consumption (DUI). I don't know how accurate that was nor on what grounds It was calculated.
EDIT: Typo.
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Aeolian - 01-09-2017
(01-09-2017, 06:13 AM)mothered Wrote:(01-09-2017, 05:56 AM)Pyxis Wrote: I stayed up for three days once. Was fucking horrible, I drove like I was drunk and I was constantly hallucinating. Sleep deprivation ain't good for you.
I can relate to the hallucination part of It.
I was awake for half the time (around 36 hours) and upon driving, I thought pedestrians were running In front of me. I read an article a while back, whereby It said that If you're awake for 24hours, It's the equivalent to being over the legal limit In alcohol consumption (DUI). I don't know how accurate that was nor on what grounds It was calculated.
EDIT: Typo.
Would that be illegal to drive whilst sleep deprived?
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Korvidius - 01-09-2017
(01-09-2017, 06:13 AM)mothered Wrote:(01-09-2017, 05:56 AM)Pyxis Wrote: I stayed up for three days once. Was fucking horrible, I drove like I was drunk and I was constantly hallucinating. Sleep deprivation ain't good for you.
I can relate to the hallucination part of It.
I was awake for half the time (around 36 hours) and upon driving, I thought pedestrians were running In front of me. I read an article a while back, whereby It said that If you're awake for 24hours, It's the equivalent to being over the legal limit In alcohol consumption (DUI). I don't know how accurate that was nor on what grounds It was calculated.
EDIT: Typo.
Oh, it's accurate. Imagine driving around the busiest part of the city almost crashing and not knowing where the hell you are.
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Aeolian - 01-09-2017
(01-09-2017, 07:30 AM)Pyxis Wrote:(01-09-2017, 06:13 AM)mothered Wrote:(01-09-2017, 05:56 AM)Pyxis Wrote: I stayed up for three days once. Was fucking horrible, I drove like I was drunk and I was constantly hallucinating. Sleep deprivation ain't good for you.
I can relate to the hallucination part of It.
I was awake for half the time (around 36 hours) and upon driving, I thought pedestrians were running In front of me. I read an article a while back, whereby It said that If you're awake for 24hours, It's the equivalent to being over the legal limit In alcohol consumption (DUI). I don't know how accurate that was nor on what grounds It was calculated.
EDIT: Typo.
Oh, it's accurate. Imagine driving around the busiest part of the city almost crashing and not knowing where the hell you are.
That would be dangerous. haha.
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - mothered - 01-09-2017
(01-09-2017, 07:30 AM)Aeolian Wrote: Would that be illegal to drive whilst sleep deprived?
It may well be but the question to the authorities Is, define "sleep deprived".
What's actually deemed as being sleep deprived? How Is It calculated to determine that sleep deprivation has reached It's limitation of a dangerous level to be behind the wheel? There's laws for drink driving which have technological devices that determine the safe level of alcohol. As far as I'm aware, there's nothing for sleep deprivation.
I do agree though, that It should be Illegal to drive without sleeping for prolonged periods.
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Aeolian - 01-09-2017
(01-09-2017, 11:13 AM)mothered Wrote:(01-09-2017, 07:30 AM)Aeolian Wrote: Would that be illegal to drive whilst sleep deprived?
It may well be but the question to the authorities Is, define "sleep deprived".
What's actually deemed as being sleep deprived? How Is It calculated to determine that sleep deprivation has reached It's limitation of a dangerous level to be behind the wheel? There's laws for drink driving which have technological devices that determine the safe level of alcohol. As far as I'm aware, there's nothing for sleep deprivation.
I do agree though, that It should be Illegal to drive without sleeping for prolonged periods.
Should apply as if you're work.
You're legally entitled to a break after a certain period of time.
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Bish0pQ - 01-10-2017
How much energy did you drink? Well it's sure as hell longer than I ever stayed up. Please don't die, we need you here or at least I do. Pretty interesting results though.
What did you do on the party except dancing yourself to sleep?
Spoiler:
Joke, 'HA-HA'
RE: No Sleep [With Updates] - Aeolian - 01-10-2017
(01-10-2017, 11:30 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: How much energy did you drink? Well it's sure as hell longer than I ever stayed up. Please don't die, we need you here or at least I do. Pretty interesting results though.
What did you do on the party except dancing yourself to sleep?
Spoiler:
Joke, 'HA-HA'
No caffeine was taken throughout this.