I should try to stay up for 80 hours

[Giygas]

I want to see the hallucinations really badly so maybe since it's summer in like a week I'll record stuff on here

[stark]

This reminds me of that old Russian Sleep Experiment creepypasta.

[Smiral]

Why don't you just do what normal people do and buy drugs

[Cpt Toellner]

Smiral said
Why don't you just do what normal people do and buy drugs

This will actually be less harmful for you than staying up for 80 hours.

If you take the right stuff.

[Lady Squee]

[Halo]

Smiral said
Why don't you just do what normal people do and buy drugs

Cpt Toellner said
This will actually be less harmful for you than staying up for 80 hours.If you take the right stuff.

All of my [2]. Sleep deprivation is just about the least fun way I can possibly imagine to try to hallucinate.

[Giygas]

Lady Squee said

I'm gonna try that.

I also heard about the sensory deprivation tanks. After like the 3rd try apparently you can see stuff and have out of bodies and stuff.

[Smiral]

Cpt Toellner said
This will actually be less harmful for you than staying up for 80 hours.

If you take the right stuff.

DMT is not only the most powerful psychedelic, it's one of the safest drugs available and the trip only lasts around 15 minutes.

Also, sensory deprivation tanks are crazy cool, good suggestion Squee.

[Giygas]

Smiral said
DMT is not only the most powerful psychedelic, it's one of the safest drugs available and the trip only lasts around 15 minutes.Also, sensory deprivation tanks are crazy cool, good suggestion Squee.

Have you been in one? If you have what happened?

[Raxacoricofallapatorius]

You could try the Uberman Sleep Cycle, it's supposed to train your body to instantly go into REM during the brief times you sleep and give you very vivid, lucid dreams. I tried it once but my schedule didn't allow for me to continue, plus I started getting bored with so much extra time on my hands since I was only sleeping about an added total of 3 hours, I didn't know what to do with myself. I may try it again someday if I have the time.

[Joegreenbeen]

Sherlock Holmes said
This reminds me of that old creepypasta.

I think I am going to have nightmares, and I didn't even read the whole thing. Ugh.

[Doivid]

I read somewhere that hallucinogenics can actually trigger schizophrenia in late teens-late twenties, if you're already predisposed to it. Not sure how true it is, but it didn't seem like alarmist anti-drug propaganda, sounded pretty compelling.

[The Nexerus]

Mmmkay?

[aza]

That's stupid.

[Giygas]

Raxacoricofallapatorius said
You could try the , it's supposed to train your body to instantly go into REM during the brief times you sleep and give you very vivid, lucid dreams. I tried it once but my schedule didn't allow for me to continue, plus I started getting bored with so much extra time on my hands since I was only sleeping about an added total of 3 hours, I didn't know what to do with myself. I may try it again someday if I have the time.

I'm gonna try this too, I hope I can get some good lucid dreams out of it

[Awson]

Sleep is awesome. Don't be an diot.

Also, find something better to do with your time other than deprive yourself.

[Barioth]

Smiral said
DMT is not only the most powerful psychedelic, it's one of the safest drugs available and the trip only lasts around 15 minutes.Also, sensory deprivation tanks are crazy cool, good suggestion Squee.

This is relevant



Im pretty sure I first saw this in a post by Kaga

[mbl]

Had an insomniac friend who went days without sleep as the norm, a lot of the time she would just stay awake until she unconsciously passed out. That plus drugs made her one strange person.

Also not sure if 80 hours would be long enough for hardcore hallucinations, you'd barely be entering deprivation, even if you managed to make yourself go that long without passing out/microsleeping without someone helping you do this craziness.

Drugs or Lucid dreaming are the safer bets for hallucination. With the downside to drugs being that they cost moneyz and the downside to lucid dreaming being that it takes time and effort to pull off. Addiction to either would be very bad for you.

[PrimezTime]

Just don't hallucinate, k?

[Giygas]

mbl said
Had an insomniac friend who went days without sleep as the norm, a lot of the time she would just stay awake until she unconsciously passed out. That plus drugs made her one strange person.Also not sure if 80 hours would be long enough for hardcore hallucinations, you'd barely be entering deprivation, even if you managed to make yourself go that long without passing out/microsleeping without someone helping you do this craziness.Drugs or Lucid dreaming are the safer bets for hallucination. With the downside to drugs being that they cost moneyz and the downside to lucid dreaming being that it takes time and effort to pull off. Addiction to either would be very bad for you.

I've done lucid dreaming before for a while, writing down your dreams is a pain in the ass though