<p>Around this time last year, some guy shot a bunch of people at a university in Montreal, Canada. He was apparently a prominent member of vampirefreaks.com</p>
<p>What’s the point of random all-nighters?
You’ll have to make up the sleep anyway, and doing work without sleep makes your work much less effective.</p>
<p>I am rather concerned for you. Despite not being your girlfriend. =/</p>
<p>intriguing, it affects arithmetic problems more so than verbal problems</p>
<p>anyways sleep debt is always less than the amount of sleep you lose. points of all-nighters:
(1) they’re the best short-term treatment for depression/anxiety
(2) i need time to study, and i don’t have enough time by the number of hours i go by anyways
(3) effects vary from person to person; evidently some people are not particularly effected by random all-nighters
(4) i’m less distractible during the night</p>
<p>i felt like utter crap last weekend and early today. i slept for like 10 hours over the last few days. i didn’t feel that way last week at all, when i was pulling several all-nighters.</p>
<p>besides, it’s something to do, since reading math and wikipedia articles all day isn’t stimulating enough, so sleep deprivation makes me have to do something extra without sacrificing my behinded-ness in math/science</p>
<p>obviously it is subjective but im just trying things out</p>
<p>and concurrent calorie restriction + low glycemic index foods => reduces impact of sleep deprivation on blood sugar</p>