What Happens When You Go 8 Days Without Sleep: The Shocking Reality #shorts #joerogan #matthewwalker

In this captivating brief video, renowned neuroscientist Matthew Walker delves into the extraordinary case of Peter Tripp (#PeterTripp), a man who pushed the limits of human endurance by going without sleep for 200 consecutive hours. Discover the surreal consequences Tripp faced as his sense of reality fragmented and he began experiencing vivid hallucinations.

Matthew Paul Walker, a distinguished British scientist, serves as a professor in the fields of neuroscience and psychology at the University of California, Berkeley. With a profound interest in the science of sleep, Walker has influenced public discourse on the subject and significantly contributed to scientific literature. His insights reached a broader audience following his 2017 publication "Why We Sleep," which rapidly rose to international acclaim.

Peter Tripp, known for his resonating presence in the 1950s' Top-40 radio countdowns, embarked on a record-shattering 'wakeathon' in 1959, staying awake for 201 hours. This endurance test, aimed at raising funds for the March of Dimes, was conducted in a transparent booth in New York's bustling Times Square, capturing public fascination. However, the stunt took a psychological toll, as Tripp started to experience intense hallucinations, leading to a temporary state where he felt detached from his own identity.

Joseph James Rogan, a multifaceted American personality, wears many hats, including those of a UFC commentator, podcast host, comedian, and actor. His podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, features eclectic and often profound discussions spanning various topics, from science to politics. Born in Newark, New Jersey, Rogan's journey through comedy began in Boston in 1988, eventually crossing paths with the world of television, UFC, and stand-up specials. His podcast, launched in 2009, secured an exclusive deal with Spotify in 2020, underlining its monumental success.

[TXN_LDY_BUG]

Was going to say it's about the 72 hr mark for me, I see spiderwebs everywhere, once I saw little baby arms reaching out around the base of my dresser. Not long after this I usually just drop. My body says nope and I drop. I have a round-the-clock medically needy teenager who cannot survive without constant nursing care. Well, nurses are hard to come by. So if I have no nurse for days, I get no sleep for days. I'll usually have to call my mom or dad to come watch her and my other kiddos for a bit when I feel my body is about to give out. Longest I've gone is 5 days and by then, I could not speak or form sentences. The voice I did have was rough like I gargled with glass. It's always spiderwebs though! No spiders

[ToosieMac]

Bruh meth heads broke the record a long time ago

[ayeitsshane]

I had 2 weeks on Adderall and had a full psychosis thinking everything was after me then my body shut down for 4 days

[realmoney]

I have stayed up 4 days straight did have nun of these symptoms

[DuckJrTheFirst]

Bruh i broke this record when i was 12 during summer break, wish i recorded it

[longrange]

This guy is great value chuck norris or when your mom says "we have chuck norris at home"

[nukanszn]

Same way meth heads start going crazy. Staying up for days on end with your nervous system constantly wired.

[masonridgewell]

This is true. I one time didnt sleep for 24 hours then i started to see and hear things. It was a weird state

[bamsemh]

N00b never tried gaming marathons 😂🤣 (also called LAN).

[gurka]

i went 4 days with i think it was 5h of sleep and i did start to see stuff

[brianharld]

bruh i went 48 hours without sleep, nothing happened

[casbienbarr]

nah rubbish, you aint get the spiders till at least day 5