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I've lamented the amount of time dedicated to sleep for many years now. There's
evidence of it as far back as 2001 where I included the following ["moto" on my
home page][moto]:
evidence of it as far back as 2001 where I included the following ["motto" on my
home page][motto]:
> "Sleep is the single biggest waste of time in life. Avoid it at all costs."
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The way the sleep schedule works is that initially you become so sleep deprived
that at each of the nap times your body decides it best make the most of the 20
minutes of sleep it has available to it and skips the usual sleep phases and
jumps directly to the R.E.M. phase. R.E.M. sleep is what is mainly responsible
for recharging and fending off tiredness. Its also been reported that by
getting R.E.M. sleep across the whole day you wake up feeling really switching
on and alert and therefore potentially more productive. Wikipedia has a [good
summary on polyphasic sleep][wikipedia].
The way the sleep schedule is supposed to work as follows: Initially you become
so sleep deprived that at each of the nap times your body decides it best make
the most of the 20 minutes of sleep it has available to it. It skips the usual
sleep phases and jumps directly to the R.E.M. phase. R.E.M. sleep is what is
mainly responsible for recharging and fending off tiredness. Its also been
reported that by getting R.E.M. sleep across the whole day you wake up feeling
really switched on and alert and therefore potentially more productive.
Wikipedia has a [good summary on polyphasic sleep][wikipedia].
[wikipedia]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphasic_sleep