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The military might take an interest in this...

Sleeping means no dreams, no dreams means no motivation leading to a lazier America. We're getting worse!

At 12/30/07 12:59 AM, rick8176 wrote: The military might take an interest in this...

They have. Creepy, right?

At 12/30/07 01:00 AM, BrooklynBrett wrote:

At 12/30/07 12:59 AM, rick8176 wrote: The military might take an interest in this...

They have. Creepy, right?

could be worse...during WWII, the Nazis' last resort was to have entire regiments of soldiers removed of their eyelids so they were completely unable to sleep, and so only fight. Then again, there is also a lot of speculation that this was simply an urban legend spread by Allied soldiers to demonstrate the weakness of the Germans as the war neared its end. Either way, there have been marines and army personell who have been using speed and ecstasy for years to gain an extra edge during war. But this is definitely scary shit. I mean, considering the potential harm that can be done by too much CAFFIENE, imagine what this random powder can do

could be worse...during WWII, the Nazis' last resort was to have entire regiments of soldiers removed of their eyelids so they were completely unable to sleep, and so only fight.

Meth was standard issue for Nazi troops. Hitler was an addict himself.

Scary stuff. Take care of yourself, kids. I don't.

sounds like something for me... but id miss going into a comfy bed... so soft!!!!

At 12/30/07 12:59 AM, Gergaloth wrote: Sleeping means no dreams, no dreams means no motivation leading to a lazier America. We're getting worse!

brilliant thought

I'd probably use it, so I could get more done in a day/

At 12/29/07 11:03 PM, BrooklynBrett wrote: Yep. They're claiming they've created a drug that can just replace sleep. Sounds healthy, right?

ORIGINAL STORY

and then...

My letter to the developers of the drug.

That letter was EPIC! I was amazed at the humor and wit of that insult towards some total idiot smarty-pants scientists. Keep going, my good sir!

Since when do you need a drug to give up sleeping?

There's no way this could truly replace sleep. Reduce tiredness? Maybe, but if you don't let your body shut down for a while naturally, you're going to do some damage to it.