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Guiness stopped doing "stay awake" records I think, and for good reason.
Staying awake more than three days is like how LSD is described in DARE and media. You start having "microsleeps" that last for a fraction of a second in the real world, but hit you with a 5-10 minute long dream.
That's why meth heads are so crazy.
It's not the meth directly, it's staying awake for days on it
Like, when a meth head is in public relatively normal and then starts screaming and acting like someone just did something they clearly didn't?
It's because they just had a micro sleep dream and can't differentiate that from reality.
Playing DDR for 144 hours had to be nuts mentally