Can I study 18 h a day?

[Anonymous No.10188634]

I am writing down a schedule.
It will be 9 h or mathematics and 9 h of coding.
4 h of sleep.
1 h of chilling and 1 h for exercising.
I all honesty, can this be done?

[Anonymous No.10188641]

>4 hours of sleep
Do at least 7 sleep hours.

[Anonymous No.10188642]

>>10188634
You'll burn out. And I doubt if you can retain information after 9 hours of autistic concetration. Try 4 and 4 and maybe pick up a new hobby, like learning some other meme.

[Anonymous No.10188643]

>>10188634
No.

[Anonymous No.10188656]

>>10188634
Yep. I've been awake 36 hours, and have been sleeping every other day lately.

Make sure to consume antioxidants and avoid caffeine except at the 26 hour mark. Guarana seed (and possibly yerba mate or green tea), combined with cacao, and in this sleep deprived state seems to remove mental clutter and various superfluous checks. Information uptake is rapid, its structuring is more efficient, and it's integrated and smoothed out on the fly in the background. Very little conscious overhead.

To restate. Consume antioxidants. You're net destroying your body by preventing proper melatonin and mitotic cycles, removal of waste, so on. Efflux of garbage through the BBB is enhanced at night, but not nearly as much if you're not actually sleeping. So offset it accordingly. I used to do this more when I was a teenager and only used the aforementioned, but now I'd also recommend adding acetyl-L-carnitine, n-acetyl-cysteine, vitamins C and E, and Co-Q10.

Sleep deprivation can be a useful tool / state.

[Anonymous No.10188662]

>>10188656
And to clarify, caffeine is highly optional and I'd recommend against it usually. But if used, I've found it's best for me in the way described.

[Anonymous No.10188681]

>>10188656
This is nuts.
Why are you doing this and what are you studying?

[Anonymous No.10188685]

>>10188634
You should have been here for The Arch Wizard Curriculum. That one truly was hell. I'll try dig it up...

>1st Grade
Addition, Subtraction, Clock Math/Modulo Arithmetic, Complements, Bases
>2nd Grade
Multiplication, Times Table, Repeated Doubling Multiplication, Fractions, Division, Divisibility Tests, Inequalities
>3rd Grade
Decimals, Powers, Roots, Primes, Infinity of Primes/Euclid's Theorem, Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic, GCD/LCM, Euclid's Algorithm, Proof of the Irrationality of √2
>4th Grade
Algebra of linear equations, Functions and Graphs, Method of Coordinates, Systems of Equations, Matrix Operations
>5th Grade
Logic, Proofs, Sets, Combinatorics, Discrete Probability, Geometry (The first book of Euclid's Elements), Trivial Group Theory
>6th Grade
Algebra of Polynomials, Root Finding, Fundamental Theorem of Algebra and Impossibility of Solving Quintics (without proof), Conic Sections, Trigonometry, Rotation Matrices and Vectors, Exponential, Logarithms, Complex Plane, Euler's Formula, Series, Sequences, Limits
Concepts in Physics & Matter, Earth Science, Astronomy
>7th Grade
Single Variable Calculus with Infinitesimals, Matrix Algebra
Chemistry
>8th Grade
Vector Calculus, ODEs, Complex Variables
Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Waves, Optics
C++17 Programming, Data Structures
>9th Grade
Probability & Statistics, Linear Algebra/Vector Spaces, Set Theory & Mathematical Logic
Electromagnetism, Circuits, Special Relativity, Quantum Mechanics
Digital Logic, Comp Architecture, OS Design
>10th Grade
Modern Geometry, Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces, Topology
Biology and Physiology
Algorithms, Computability and Complexity Theory, Computer Security
>11th Grade
Real Analysis, PDEs, Fourier Analysis, Numerical Analysis
Electives
>12th Grade
Electives
History of Mathematics and Science

[Anonymous No.10188695]

Not possible

[Anonymous No.10188738]

>>10188685
If the school system stopped treating kids like idiots, and if we had encouraging parents or shorter breaks what are the chances this curriculum would work?

[Anonymous No.10188742]

>>10188738
If we stopped clamping their placenta before full transfer and lung changeover, vaccinating, and irradiating them, maybe we wouldn't keep fixing the problem of kids not passing grades by lowering testing requirements.

[Anonymous No.10188745]

>>10188742
>clamping their placenta before full transfer
What?

[Anonymous No.10188752]

>>10188738
It wouldn’t. Not everyone wants to be an academic. Not everyone likes this. Not everyone is fond of a math-CS-physics heavy curriculum. This doesn’t account for literature and art, which while this board will meme about, are important.

The big nail in the coffin is that some people actually believe the majority of the population have the task saliency to actually do this. Learn some perspective: your intuition and focus were honed. People don’t have such security in their skills when they’re young

[Anonymous No.10188772]

>>10188745
After delivery of the umbilical cord there's a lot of blood left in it for a while. The process of it being delivered to the baby is called placental transfer, and it can constitute as much as 40% of an infant's iron stores and the blood isn't extra, it's the infant's blood. After delivery the lungs require time to adjust to breathing, clear fluid from everything and so on. During this time the umbilical cord is pulsating and is the primary means of gas transfer to the infant's circulation. After the blood is transferred the umbilical cord goes limp and lays flat.

Right now, and since the 50's, they wait ~45 maximum, and then clamp the cord long before full transfer. The best reasoning I can find is that it "lowers the risk of neonatal jaundice", which
a) is trivial to treat
b) after a bit of digging all I could really find was one study showing the risk of jaundice with early cord clamping was 3%. With delayed cord clamping, it was 5%. Barely distinguishable from statistical noise.

When you add to that a vitamin K shot which thickens the infant's already hypoxic blood, and contains aluminum... You're either retarded or you're trying to harm it. This is what people should be pointing out when they make fun of medicine for rote memorization.

[Anonymous No.10188776]

>>10188772
>~45
seconds*

[Anonymous No.10188794]

>>10188634
beyond 7-8 hours of studying a day you start to get diminishing returns. It's not worth it OP.

[Anonymous No.10188827]

> this guy thinks life is a speedrun

[Anonymous No.10188833]

>>10188794
Basically this. Even then, you’re better off doing 4-5 nontrivial study a day, and then ramping up to 6-8 on the weekends. That will keep you on top of everything with certainty. I found it was easier to study for 3-4 a day, 4-5 on the weekends, since it gave me extra time for research while keeping my gpa high

[Anonymous No.10188838]

>>10188634
Are you fucking insane? If you need to study that much you are doing something wrong.

[Anonymous No.10188849]

>>10188827
I think this guy wants to “catch up.” It doesn’t work like that. This is an easy plan to burn yourself out.

[Anonymous No.10188999]

>>10188634
I did this once but couldn't go with it the full week. Make it 7-8h per math and coding and put in 2h of doing what you want, including watching a movie or a couple episodes on Netflix.
You will have a much better performance if you can ease off the stress regularly. Also go out for a coffee once or twice a day at least, seeing other people going on their business around you can also set you in a good pace.
Losing morale is much worse than losing studying time.

[Anonymous No.10189017]

>>10188634
Retarded. Your study will be trash on 4 hrs of sleep. You could pull this off for a week tops before feeling like death

[Anonymous No.10189034]

>>10188634
do at least 6 hour of sleep. If you don't the nightmares will come for you.

[Anonymous No.10189415]

Check this out.

[Anonymous No.10189711]

>>10189415
Sleep eight hours like normal people do retard.

[Anonymous No.10189717]

Why do people think this sort of cramming will work?

Why do people even let it get to this point?

[Anonymous No.10189757]

>>10188738
Once China shifts into full gear on designer babies, this autistic curriculum will become a reality.

[Anonymous No.10189775]

>>10188634
OP don't forget you are a fucking HUMAN!!! Live your life.

[Anonymous No.10189806]

>>10188634
Sexual abstinence is the key to productive flow states, see this thread >>>/lit/12168730
More effective than CNS stimulants. No sex, no masturbation gives boundless motivation for studying, I am able to study for 16+ hours per day. Nothing drains motivation like sexual excess, due in part to competing motivations and the prolactin rebound which has an antagonistic effect on dopamine transmission, and there is a reason the French orgasm the little death.

[Anonymous No.10189808]

>>10189806
>French orgasm the little death
French *call* orgasm, the little death

[Anonymous No.10189811]

Why on earth would you do that to yourself.

[Anonymous No.10189817]

>>10189757
Imagine the suicide rates

[Anonymous No.10189818]

>>10189717
Some people want to do nothing but study, like me.
>>10189775
cringe

[Anonymous No.10189846]

>>10188634

Suggested revised schedule:
> 8 hrs of sleep
> 1 hrs for movement (from / to university / library / errands / whatever)
> 1 hrs for morning / evening routine (shower / toothbrush)
> 1 hrs for exercise

This leaves you with 13 hrs, of which you can use 9 hrs for studying; three breaks of 1 hrs length; and you would still have 1 hrs of wiggle room for whatever.

Also bumping, because you and i are going to need a fuckton of advice to keep this level of discipline up

[Anonymous No.10189856]

>>10189846 Also, get a bicycle to combine movement and exercise

[Anonymous No.10189864]

>>10188634
>4 hours of sleep
Literally an impossible routine

[Anonymous No.10189878]

>>10189846
If you study 40 hours a week on a consistent basis your understanding of the subject will likely be on par to the sucker who studied 60+ hours a week. And you'll be less likely to burn out after a month.

[Anonymous No.10189908]

>>10189878
Not saying this is sustainable, but i gotta make up for lost time over the holidays.

[Anonymous No.10189984]

>>10189908
It seems like you are trying to make up for lost time the entire semester. It won't work.
You gotta be studying from the beginning, attend lectures and exercises, lab assignments. You can't learn the entire semester study load in one go if you were skipping the entire semester.
Let it go, take a year off and start again next year, but this time DO YOUR DUTY AND ATTEND THE GODDAMN LECTURES!

[Anonymous No.10190009]

>>10188634
you should plan based on rem cycles if you don't have insomnia/parasomnia (if you do, just add an extra rem cycle). the average person needs 4 rem cycles to be healthy which is around 6-7 hours of uninterrupted sleep.

[Anonymous No.10190024]

>>10188634
How will you make time to prepare your food?

[Anonymous No.10190032]

>>10189846
What if OP is a NEET like me? :S

[Anonymous No.10190033]

>>10189908
Don't do this. It won't help, and you'll hate yourself.

[Anonymous No.10190037]

>>10188634
get a gf
to answer your question:
yes, you can become a math monk
no, it will not make you happy
get a gf

[Anonymous No.10190039]

>>10190024
I do well with raw foods.
Eggs, butter, cheese, nuts have plenty of calories.
Fruits too.
Meat & fish takes very little to prepare.
I don't eat veggies or anything elaborate.

[Anonymous No.10190043]

>>10190037
>get a gf
I had one and they want your attention.
To spend time with her for sex, watch movies, texting and everything.
How does having one help?

[Anonymous No.10190065]

>>10190043
It doesn't. But it makes you happy. Presumably.

[Anonymous No.10190086]

>>10188656
What are you doing this for?

[Anonymous No.10190089]

>>10188634
>>10188656
>s-sleep is just a meme guys
Enjoy your chronic health problems down the line and an early death.
https://www.amazon.com/Why-We-Sleep-Unlocking-Dreams-ebook/dp/B06ZZ1YGJ5

[Anonymous No.10190092]

>>10190065
>It doesn't. But it makes you happy. Presumably.
But then they leave you and you're a mess for weeks.

[Anonymous No.10190095]

No you'll burn out. I'm in medical school and while the classes are really easy in that their is alot to memorize. Roughly 16hrs of lecture material a week is serious.
If you end up studying all day, 99% chance you will dick around about 1/3 or 1/4 of each hour making alot of your studying useless. And studying till late ALWAYS is a bad idea its so fucking tempting. Waking up early to study is also very tempting but you will be really fucking tired by 7pm.
Get sleep, get lots of sleep. Study at the EARLIEST availible convience. keep lunch and snacks with you, and have your lunch be easy to eat where you dont need to microwave or use to many utensils otherwise you end up fucking around with food and clean up and taking way longer breaks than needed.


AKA
STUDY EARLY, SLEEP, STUDY ALOT
Importance hiearchy SLEEP=STUDY>>Food=Break >>>>FUN

You'll lask a week tops with that schedule, and only the first two days would be any fruitful with that schedule.

[Anonymous No.10190096]

>>10189806
Great stuff.
Will read.

[Anonymous No.10190100]

>>10188833
basically this
consistency> cramming
Its so fucking dorky and boomer logic but its getting me through med school. Still cram on weekends tho b4 exam

[Anonymous No.10190103]

>>10189806
you memeing me? none of this is true

[Anonymous No.10190111]

>>10190103
>t. jackoff mac jerkoff

[Anonymous No.10190379]

>>10190103
>post orgasmic prolactin increase isn't true
>physiological toll of sexual activity isn't true
>if I ignore it it isn't real!
>it's a biological free lunch
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4896089/#S6title

[Anonymous No.10190402]

>>10188634
>>10188641 is right. Sleep at least 7 hours. Sleep is more important than chilling and exercise.

>>10188656
you will suffer chronic health issues. please pick up a book on human biology.

>>10188685
this curriculum was written by someone with no grasp of modern mathematics or physics.

>>10188738
absolutely nothing, as it was written by someone who thinks it's possible to study modern geometry without a first course in analysis

>>10188838
not necessarily. some people just really enjoy studying

>>10188999
this is good advice.

[Anonymous No.10190407]

>>10188656
based schizo poster

[Anonymous No.10190412]

>>10188634
sure, if you enjoy it
if you're doing it just to learn or be smart or something then no

[Anonymous No.10190812]

How many hours a day does big brain himself study?

[Anonymous No.10190818]

>>10190095
>medical school
>easy
>their

[Anonymous No.10190821]

>>10190818

[Anonymous No.10190923]

>>10188685
wow, so im in 6th grade and dabble in 7-9th grade material

[Anonymous No.10190951]

>>10188738
>>10188752
This and also I remember hearing about a study that found all maths work up to sixth grade was worthless and students could learn all the content of the first five years in sixth grade with a steeper learning curve. Apparently mathematical ability is very dependent on age.

[Anonymous No.10191042]

>>10188634
You can do that but your sleep deprivation will nullify about half of the time you spend studying. Make sure you get your 7-8 hours of sleep and you'll offset those 3-4 lost hours. You also didn't include any daily routines like hygiene and eating. If that's what you meant by "chilling" then you're in for a surprise, friendo. I have found 9 hours of studying a day to be optimal; with 8 hours of sleep, that leaves me 7 hours to fit in exercise, commuting, and "chilling."

[Anonymous No.10191074]

>>10190818
as far as content, none of it is difficult. its just ALOT of material

[Anonymous No.10191109]

To all the people saying "It's nt possible, why don't you just pay attention all semester?": FUCK OFF!!!

[Anonymous No.10191110]

Can one develop an addiction to studying? Like, if I take many smoke breaks while learning, is there a chance I will get addicted to learning instead of smoking?

[Anonymous No.10191113]

>>10191110
Yes. Nicotine will help with studying regardless.

[Anonymous No.10191114]

>>10191110

[Anonymous No.10191116]

>>10188634
I'm in similar situation. I gotta just look wihin myself and find the motivation to not give up, to not be quitter, no matter how bad I just wanna fall flat on my face.
Just pushing myself to keep going forward isn't enough, I have to push myself to get the right results, the best outcomes. No more settling.

[Anonymous No.10191137]

>>10189775
> OP don't forget you are a fucking HUMAN!!! Live your life.
What life? lel.

[Anonymous No.10191139]

jesus christ that sounds awful

[Anonymous No.10191141]

>>10189775
OP don't forget you are stuck here forever.

[Anonymous No.10191155]

>>10188634
This is the most autistic thing I've ever seen
>OP will study for 4 hours straight and then his attention span will wane, he'll study another 2 hours but absorb nothing

[Anonymous No.10191175]

>>10188685
Is this a joke? This is horribly bad curriculum. Laughably stupid and impossible. This person has never worked a day in education.

[Anonymous No.10191235]

>>10191114
Or maybe heroin instead of smoking? :-}

[Anonymous No.10191260]

>>10188634
I've been studying so many times and I finished my degree. One thing I learnt is that no matter what, you can't really study something without a good break for longer than 3-4 hours. As someone already said, your attention will fly away while your subconsciousness will struggle to fully process what you pumped into your brain over those 4 hours. Can't really get away from that. You could try drugs but you probably won't want that.

[Anonymous No.10191263]

>>10191175
It's not nicknamed The Arch Wizard for nothing.

[Anonymous No.10191267]

>>10190812
Neumann was a structured sort, math at certain hours. Observe practices in perfect order.

However, the scary thing about CTMU theory guy is, he is unpredictable. Always studying. Even his dreams are analytical analysis of his daily life. Like a consistantly agitated pot. Always stirring. Like a computer with no off button.

[Anonymous No.10191436]

>>10188662
but guarana has caffeine. Does that mean you only take guarana at the 26 hour mark? what about L-thenaine or antioxidant supplements?

[Anonymous No.10191441]

>>10188634
You forgot to eat.

[Anonymous No.10191449]

>>10191436
Antioxidants are listed in the second to last paragraph. Gotu kola, ginkgo blioba, and ashwagandha could be added as well.

Guarana has some novel stimulant properties beyond just its high caffeine. Which is why I recommended it in particular. Smooth and no crashing. I'm allergic to coffee, but it's seeming the crashing phenomena is unique to it?

Either way, if I take in any caffeine it will only be at the 26 hour mark.

[Anonymous No.10191464]

>>10188681
>>10190086
Did he died??

[Anonymous No.10191470]

>>10191449
What are you studying/working on??

[Anonymous No.10191492]

>>10191464
I went to sleep ~8 hours ago. Just woke up.

It's nothing very interesting, I just wanted to get a lot done. Programming, cleaned my house, read anything and everything. There's also an aspect of truth. Sleep deprivation pulls away the veil and the distortions and you begin to live on a lower layer, there's a great clarity even just strictly visually, looking at the arrangement of objects and their relative positions. Hard to describe. It's not as though the world becomes more solid and defined, but it's related to that. Some part of the mind fades and closes, but another angle opens.

I used to do this a lot as a teenager, more successfully. I'm probably going to be doing it more. As other posters have stated though, sleep is important. Use sleep deprivation wisely if at all.

[Anonymous No.10191505]

>>10188634
You need to:
>sleep at lea 9-10 hours/day, your productivity will raise
>do physical exercises (<1h/day)
>eat vegetables and fruits
>avoid coffe and energy drink

Study 14h/day is useless because after 4 hours your efficiency and attention go down

[Anonymous No.10191540]

>>10191505
>>10191260
> can't study more than 4 hours per day

What, like, in total? What about long breaks? 4 hrs before lunch, two hrs lunch break, then another 4 hrs?

[Anonymous No.10191576]

>>10188634
don't do this op
I know it's a meme but it's been proved many times. people who study less and sleep for 8h have better grades than you.

[Anonymous No.10191595]

>>10188685
>>10188738
Everyone likes to think this is a good idea, but it relies incorrectly on the assumption that the brain of a child functions the same as the brain of a high schooler. Google "new math" and be done with this meme you idiots.

[Anonymous No.10191683]

>>10191116
Good luck.

>>10191540
He means 3 hours on, 1 hour off. Repeat until end of the day. It still varies but you get his point.

>>10191505
Agreed except for the 9-10 hours of sleep a day. Oversleeping is also bad for you. Besides, life is far too short for 10 hours a day.

[Anonymous No.10191700]

>>10191540
Yes, you can but there is a limit amount of knowledge that you can process and assimilate per day.

Anyway, if you study at 100% efficiency, your brain continues to work in backgroun

[Anonymous No.10191712]

>>10191683
I need to sleep 9 hours/day because I have to travel 2 hours every day and this is very wearisome. When I don't go to university, I sleep 8 h/d

[Anonymous No.10191720]

>>10188634
Just wake up at an ungodly hour but still sleep 8 hours. The hard part is staying productive for hours and hours.

[Anonymous No.10191925]

>>10188685
This looks stupid as fuck, like it was made by a retard that picked anything that sounds cool.
>Optics before linear algebra
>quantum mechanics at the same time as Probability and statistics
> fucking circuits and algebra at the same time kek
> waves before complex analysis
and i can go on, this is pure retarded shit

[Anonymous No.10192027]

>sleeping
>2018

pick one

[Anonymous No.10192471]

>>10188634
I did this for 3 weeks once. Exhausting but worth it.

[Anonymous No.10192687]

>>10192027
>2018
>cucking yourself with meme insomnia

[Anonymous No.10192715]

No. I got paid to study, and although I'm bad at it, after a few hours your brain hurts, and after 6-8 you are fried and will not learn more. Brain's have a finite capacity for storing information in a useful way. If you have a very specific mental defect you may record information at alarming rates, but you likely won't have other defects which enable automatic use of it.

Additionally, as much as you can learn, if you're only learning it via rehearsal/rote, you will be more prone to forgetting it and there's a cost of access for searching and using it, which gets tiring. It takes more time for it to become habitual/automatic memory, and it is a skill that is hard to develop, if at all, intentionally.

A concrete example, Henry Ford's work into determining optimal work hours found 30 hours a week for more mentally tasking labor, and 40 for more physical labor. This would translate into about 6 hours per day, which in my experience is about the most you could manage. Maybe you could push it to 7-8 if you did it in 3-4 hours, nap, 3-4 more hours. Incorporation would be limited because you wouldn't be spending time practicing it. For full effectiveness, probably alternating days of studying and practice would be effective, so one day is spent studying, then next, 0.5-2 hours reviewing and 4-6 hours practicing, then repeat or spend the next day off.

Literally your brain takes the shape of how we process the information, so learning is inherently limited by the time it takes for the brain to rewire itself to optimally process what you're doing. In the case of Go players, they found that the brain actually decreases density in some regions to improve specialization.

[Anonymous No.10193029]

so the past few days i wake up 5am to study and study till about 7 then study 10-8. for the life of me I physically cannot study after that.
I get really irritated , irritible, and just want to chuck my laptop through a window. currently going over immunology and while its easy theirs so many receptors , cytokines,drugs, and exceptions and pathways my brain is going insane.

seriously OP even if you get sleep and get caffiene you will not be able to keep up with it. just study all you can and dont be distracted and try to find problem sets. also review more of what you get wrong rather than what you know.

[Anonymous No.10193577]

No

[Anonymous No.10193670]

>>10188685
My japanese friend was doing mulitvarbile calculus by grade 9. No rie school is differently a waste of time, but this is a little accelerated. You wont be able to to some of that 5th grade stuff in a 5th grade mind, better to stack it just a year later

[Anonymous No.10193684]

>>10188685
>>10191175
The problem with super curriculums is they really only work if you are in a 1on1 tutoring situation for most of it, this one is out of order but normal school does go retardly slow.

[Anonymous No.10193698]

>all these people wanting to study at the expense of sleep

sleep is not optional, you absolutely require it for memory consolidation

[Anonymous No.10193727]

>>10188634

absolutely not

4h of sleep is a sometimes thing if you try to do that consistently literally nothing else you're doing will give you the results you want

[Anonymous No.10193827]

>>10188634
Sleep is the most important thing. You won't even remember stuff right and be unable to think clearly if you don't get enough sleep. I can't overstate how important it is to mental health, memory, even intelligence.

[Anonymous No.10193834]

You only need 4 hours of sleep if it's pharmacologically induced stage 4 deep sleep. The caveat is, without REM you can't remember shit.

[Anonymous No.10193903]

>>10193670
>My japanese friend was doing mulitvarbile calculus by grade 9
The Japanese are something else. I remember in elementary school of a Japanese exchange student. Very wealthy background, private tutoring, and was doing linear algebra by 3rd grade when everyone else was struggling to multiply single digit numbers.

She was quick too. The teachers had a 100 problem multiplication challenge for 2x2. She tore through it in 36 seconds. My slow gook ass took 54 seconds. Third place was a full two minutes into the challenge and still not done. Top three students were rewarded with chocolate. I hate chocolate. They always rewarded top students with chocolate.

Goddamn it I really admire that kind of competency. I dream of a day when the United States can be a society of Übermensch but instead I'm stuck in a university classroom full of drug-addict affirmative action niggers that steal class slots and oxygen, surviving off of cheating and grade curving. Where did we go wrong?

[Anonymous No.10193971]

>>10193834
> 4 hours of sleep if it's pharmacologically induced stage 4 deep sleep
Is this a good substitute for regular 8 hour sleep?

[Anonymous No.10193977]

>>10193971
nope
your always gonna want more sleep and have a slight brain fog.

[Anonymous No.10193981]

>>10193903
People don't remember shit, it's how rote child abuse works. I had a guy who was struggling with basic graphs/algebra in college being like "this is bs we did this in 4th grade". I snapped back "You should be good at it then shouldn't you?". Look up some IQ studies over time: most people end up like their parents, exceptionalism during childhood doesn't correlate better than what IQ your parents have.

[Anonymous No.10193982]

>>10193971
Cyproheptadine would be a good place to start. It's an allergy med that increases the magnitude of brainwaves during the sleep cycle. I'd be interested in a drug that just made sleep better per hour, instead of trying to make my dumbass stay in bed for longer than I "want" to be.

[Anonymous No.10194080]

>>10193903
It's hard work man, the Asians aren't much more intelligent, but they work much, much harder.

[Anonymous No.10194156]

>>10194080
chinkposter

[Anonymous No.10194186]

>>10193982
>Cyproheptadine
Doesn't increase stage 4 deep sleep.

[Anonymous No.10194190]

>>10188634
No because you're not eating. Also, if that 4 hours is in one block, you're fucked. Learn to value sleep and study efficiently. Quality over quantity.

[Anonymous No.10194194]

>>10191712
Same. I need 10 hours to feel good.

[Anonymous No.10194794]

>>10188685
someone post the original screencap of this with the extra topics added

[Anonymous No.10195020]

>>10191505
>>eat vegetables and fruits
Does one have to go vegan?
>>avoid coffee
But coffee is healthy.

[Anonymous No.10195095]

>>10194190
>eating
You can chug a smoothie in less than 10 seconds. Eating is for animals.

[Anonymous No.10195165]

>>10189415
What did you use to make this chart?

[Anonymous No.10195213]

4h of sleep is possible, but you have to be a fucking machine to do it. Don't listen to these naysayers, they have no idea how to study hence their ignorance

Here's my schedule
>5:00 wake up
>5:00 - 6:30 meditate for 45 minutes, exercise around 35 minutes, brush teeth, shower
>6:30 - 13:30 rigorous study something new or work, taking a 5 minute break every 30 minutes
>13:30 -14:30 chill out for a bit
>14:30 - 17:00 review and lighter study, again taking a break every half hour
>17:00 - 17:15 eat only meal of the day
>17:15 - 22:00 more light study
>22:00 - 23:00 chill out before bed
>23:00 fall asleep

It's not exactly 18 hours of studying but that is certainly possible

Some suggestions to facilitate this lifestyle:
Meditation and exercise are the most important thing that help me be able to do this. Meditation cleared up my mind and helped me focus much better and not procrastinate. Exercise every morning has been proven to help boost your mood throughout the entire day. Many people think exercise is good for you because getting in shape but it's much more than that.
Alcohol, cigarettes, weed, fapping, sugar are all degeneracies and you should refrain from doing any of them.
Your diet is likely to affect your sleeping. When I changed mine I was able to sleep much less (went from 9 hours to 6) and wake up fully rested. Just find a good diet that works for you.

[Aŋonymous No.10195222]

>>10195165
found it
i used yandex.com, better than google's image search
https://napchart.com/app

[Anonymous No.10195223]

>>10195213
i don’t want to encourage retards but meditation is the only way i can stop compulsive behavior from anxious thoughts to repetitive movements to reflexive scrolling on social media

[Aŋonymous No.10195225]

>>10195222
i mean, i used yandex to fin the source of the pic

[Anonymous No.10195241]

>>10189984
Meme. The whole reason he is fucked is that he kept postponing things, probably thinking "I'm just gonna start learning all this shit tomorrow/next week" every single day. Suppose he takes a year off. He will learn jack shit in that time, nor will his habits change. Then he goes back, bombs another semester and that's it. I know, because pretty much the same thing happened to me.
Learning a semester worth of shit in a month is perfectly doable, given how inefficient universities are. It's also a long enough period of time to build solid knowledge. I don't really expect him to perfectly follow his billion hours of study a week plan, but if he manages to get at least 30 hours a week and pass most of his classes with shitty grades, that will do a lot more for him than just taking the easy way out.

[Anonymous No.10195247]

>>10195213
>Here's my schedule
:D sure it is buddy

[Anonymous No.10195363]

I wouldn't think it unwise to think of studying and study habits as being akin to a marathon in terms of practice. You need to gradually build up your resistances to mental fatigue whilst also mental stamina. Start with something more manageable and build up hours studied from there. Keep to a routine with regular breaks reducing those break times and extending your study runs.

[Anonymous No.10195446]

>>10193903
y = mx + b in third grade? Impressive, but not crazy.

[Anonymous No.10195500]

>>10188999
>You will have a much better performance if you can ease off the stress regularly.
True, but it doesn't apply to those whose stress is reduced by studying itself.

[Anonymous No.10195512]

>>10188634
Yeah, you can study 18 h a day
You'll just feel like shit and you'll slowly reduce your life expectancy while grasping only 20% (maybe even less) of what you studied; also your attitude will be altered to the point where you're stressed all day
Tl;dr just have your 7h sleep and you'll be fine

[Anonymous No.10195518]

>>10195512
Oh, and I forgot to mention that your chances of getting diabetes type 2 will increase gradually due to the stress you'll get daily and not having an adecuate sleeping schedule

[Anonymous No.10195737]

>>10195213
Dont you have work or school?

[Anonymous No.10195752]

>>10193981
>Look up some IQ studies over time: most people end up like their parents, exceptionalism during childhood doesn't correlate better than what IQ your parents have.

Which parent? I'm wondering because my dad is very intelligent (PhD in physics) but my mom is a brainlet stay at home housewife.

[Anonymous No.10196079]

>>10195737
No school, I freelance online whenever I'm short on money but my country isn't that expensive so I'm able to do that only a few times a month

[Anonymous No.10196117]

>>10188634
I would go for at least 7 hours of sleep, which would give you 15 hours a day for studying.