The Man Who Lost His Mind Because Of Sleep Deprivation

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This video is about the tragic case of Peter Tripp, a radio host who lost his mind due to a sleep deprivation experiment.

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3. Peter Tripp. Wikipedia (2023).

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Personally, I start to get hallucinations after 2-3 days awake.
What's crazy is that I also find it harder and harder to fall asleep, it's like I forget how to sleep. 😶

Foxiz

For the good cause. RIP Peter Tripp. 😌

xerzeke

In order to stay awake, Dr.s gave Peter Tripp medication to keep him awake for the last 66 hours he was awake! His career went downhill because he got caught accepting bribes to play certain songs on the radio. He was charged with commercial bribery. Afterward, he couldn't get work as a DJ, so he had to change careers. He died at 77 of a stroke.

street

I gonna watch one more short before I sleep:

The short:

AaronButler

So many people in the comments are saying they stayed up for 5 days or more. Unless you were on something, you are not staying up for 5 days.

street

Me thinking that I could go days without sleep:

Nokia_Phone

this came out the day of my medical terminology exam that i stayed up way too late for and it freaked me out 😅

elise

The hallucinations definitely start by day 3 and gets worse from then on

willhunt

I once went nearly 3 days without sleep just to see how long I could last. Worst decision I’ve ever made, no joke. I had disturbingly vivid hallucinations, like seeing spiders on the walls. I could feel them on me too, even though I knew they weren’t actually there. When I went to make myself dinner, I hallucinated that there were worms in my food and I ended up not eating anything out of fear. The worst thing though, was when I went to the basement to get my laundry. Even with all the lights on, I was terrified and paranoid that there was someone in my house and that I was being watched. It got to the point that I grabbed a knife and went to sleep with it on my nightstand just to feel just a little bit safer. Definitely never doing that again💀

naomitarver

Not all people are able to go more than 7 days. One understands too much why not sleeping is a mistake regardless of why what you learn is unknown to everyone else except the few whom made day 7.

karonelson

I'm saying I was 🎉🎉 and stayed awake for like 10days... I also woke up in the crazy house 😂😅

ghjfh

I can work 160 hrs straight through without any sleep but it takes a LOT of coffee... ☕ ☕ ☕ ☕ ☕

DLasers

60 days later, he sold his house to the capital, which after 20 additional days of living out of public, decided to end his life somehow.

crystalblueshield