Sleep deprived?
Not sure how many of you heard the news last month, but a 43-year-old sleep deprivation record was broken by one Tony Wright, in London. The previous record of 264 hours (11 days) was set by Randy Gardner in 1964 as part of a student science project in San Diego. Wright existed on a diet of raw food, salad, nuts and seeds to keep him from the evil zzzzzzzzzzs.
Check out Tony’s sleep deprivation diary here. (highlights include: Day 10 - As it turns out writing while sleep deprived is easily the most difficult thing to do, for that reason I have decided I won’t write anymore, so this will be my last entry.)
What’s the longest you ever stayed awake? My record is about 36 hours when I had to fly from (are you ready for this?) Seattle to Salt Lake to Manhattan to London to Helsinki to Moscow… and, no, I don’t sleep on planes.)
Me acorde de la vez que dure 4 dias sin dormir...ja, fue cuando acabamos el último número de la primer miniserie de El Arsenal, Tatto y Dann se aventaron minimo un par de dias mas antes que yo. Fue una experiencia epica.
Via MentalFloss.
rock on!
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