/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9933739
>The internet was a mistake.
I think you meant to say: "My parents were irresponsible subhumans that couldn't bring me up right."
Stop making broad-strokes criticism of otherwise useful tools and accept personal responsibility.

>>9790057
No amount of ongoing autistic discussion happening on this topic or of overly intricate "sleep" hacks people come up with will change the fact that this issue is settled and that there is only one right answer -
On average, you need 7-8 hours for optimal functioning, memory, and general cognitive function. There are some people who need less, but they are rare.
Anyone who tells you otherwise is wrong.

>>9787836
Keep doing whatever you're doing then. But that sounds extremely boring, while the universe is abound with change.

Not trying to belittle your personal issue against reality, but it really is a non-issue. You don't really think this is the first universe, do you? ;)