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I know that that you know that there's all sorts of a thunder what they called what they're called with. They used to be called people. It is these that the extreme test, their endurance right, dance it on their height nazis funds, just anything he could think of. Unlike the forties fifties, thirty, while staying awake was not immune to the fine fever. I bet there's a guy nineteen. Fifty nine is thirty. Two years old times seems Peter Trip and he's a discharge key in New York City, New York City and I M he made a little studio and store front and said I want to stay awake for as long as I can any did n t j while he's doing it? Oh yeah, he did for two hundred one straight hours yeah. He did. This is kind of a mark against him. As far as stay awake, farmers thought enthusiasts scale.

But he was given amphetamines by two physicians, keep him up physicians, but a guy yeah, we're back in those days Joey on the corner, where his physician, I was gonna, say back in those days. You know like you, the doctors prescribed anything. I thought I had nothing's changed, but if he stayed awake for two hundred one hour's assisted by amphetamines, but still I quite an accomplished, it was in its stood for a while, as I think, the longest anyone ever state awaken them, people started topping, topping it and then finally, nineteen sixty four there is a teenager in San Diego, which is a town I know love in his name was reindeer gardener and is actually still around that kid stayed up with nothing, no assistance whatsoever for two hundred and sixty four hours on purpose to trying to the record yet for science: Fair, isn't it was this?

its experiment and the guy ended up setting the world record for awhile. I bet he hallucinated like crazy. Now we, yes, here's the thing. I am, I think, rain had a bit of a hard time. He heads something kind of way, some sort of psychotic break here. There sure I'm Peter trip particularly had a hard time, especially because the amphetamines yeah he hallucinated cats, chasing mice and little studio. I thought the desk drawers there may he was seated at where it was on fire. A man showed up in a dark suit and he confusing an undertaker and ran out. Sprague is an undertaker, probably so a year, therefore sort of horrible stuff associated with sleep deprivation yeah, I don't like it bear with me. I'm moment you were about to get to the won't want want moment. Ok

in two thousand seven. You may remember: there's a guy named Mr Right, a camera, MR rights. First name: can you tony hues, from Cornwall England. Oh yeah data for eleven days, try having Cornwall yelling pool just hanging out. We did then the webcast right. Yes, he broke the record and I'm making air quotes here right He broke Randy Gardeners record what he didn't know that a year after any gardeners, hath record a guy in Finland, the Rainy gardeners record, so two problems here, Tony Right didn't actually beat the world's record, and the second part is in ninety. Ninety Guinness stopped acknowledging the world record for staying awake the longest because of health reasons. Really so Tony right stayed awake for eleven days, for

absolutely nothing where he got a lotta coverage and he was a national hero in Wales. For I understand the outer looked into that beforehand how to help get us, the Guinness people, yet one of his friends is quoted as saying like we ve never heard of this guy in Finland his name was tomboy soy now to toy me. This I've got it. His name is toy me Sweeney a thinly. I've never heard a meter, and that's an anyone forget now, but thank you for sharing with me through that. Horribly long introduction. Metals get. My point was this: we have this weird obsession with staying awake. Sometimes it's it's well, some people do it. It's like an endurance contest and the guy in New York. Peter chip is assisted by amphetamines. These days there is entirely new classes of drought.

That are designed to keep us awake right, yes, they're called drugs. I dont want anywhere near me, so check you. U big on sleeping right! Well, dear, but I don't. I don't sleep like Emily Sleep chickens, Yeah may get older used are waken up early, no matter what Stephen, if at a late night it like it needed like two- am still at seven. Yes, ok, but you still require sleep. Yes, I for one am alarmed at the concept of synthetically phasing sleep out, o me too, even if we don't need it, even if we figure out how to get rest without sleep. I just seems wrong. While it is me, no we'll talk a bit more about that. As I have pretty strong feelings about messing with your natural human biology. Now we do already chuck through things like caffeine, speed. We stay awake. I know you're huge on speed. Green is not true

Ethel enunciated by what are these things studio? There's problems or side effects right we're here, but there is a problem here. Caffeine, although there are studies now maceda caffeine can be good, are you in certain amounts, but caffeine can make a crash, gimme diarrhoea. It can make you really irritable. If you dont get your caffeine, your system and who answer in the same with amphetamines. You gave it a serious crash after an infamy night. Yes, and that's not what you're looking for no that's called sleep debt YA, gotta pay it back with amphetamines, right sleep for a half a day. If you ve been up Hungary's. Yes, I think when the greens that was big and major League baseball column journeys is accomplished, a baseball players unto enemies to them being called Benes La Carol Akron. Otherwise you have any that's

fur bensinger. Yet so that's the bad effects of caffeine and finance for sure sooner Venus Diarrhoea puts the problem, is you're being kept awake, you're awake, but not there's no rest whatsoever. Yeah you're bodies not getting used to it, or even now in your mental faculties, begin to decline, you're pretty rapidly wants. It starts, writing so chuck. What somebody who want to stay up it doesn't feel it getting addicted to speed going to do what can it do while Josh, you should try my daffodil. What's redefinition it is a sort of new drug was at about twelve years. In total. Ninety eight may I know some french researchers were given it a cats in the early nineties, but it's really kind of thinking for human use, beginning in ninety nine, I think right. It's

it's in a class of drugs called you'd Euro X, yet, which is Greek for quote good arousal derisory, So the idea here is that you can stay awake with medicinal and it goes like all drugs. It goes by like a dozen different names. And you don't have a sleep dead? That's pretty amazing! It is I'm what's more! It's in this. This article was written by Julia Layton, unmarked, seventh, two thousand seven change lighted. It has quite a bit the it's at the time he doesn't seven deaf and always like this promise of the future and in not on our side effects that no side effect. Is that no addictive this I'm all this stuff is has been proven untrue over time it in its. Actually, I read one study that found that medicinal for usin shift workers late shift workers right it kept him awake. One point seven minutes longer than a

placebo heroic, yet so may not even work, but at let's take the two thousand seven view of medicinal? First: ok, ok! So it's not addictive! How could that possibly be when it can't, but Of sporadic were back in time is naive. Wealth are explaining how it works specifically it doesn't do at the caffeine and amphetamines. Do things like blocking Neuro receptors that trigger drowsiness once called agenda scene and they block the receptors that bind to it? Caffeine does, and so it will keep you awake basically gives you not feel tired right. So, like your nerve transmitters, Oliver Neuro transmitters function by a release and they float around and have their effect and in their there taken back up uptake re uptake. Yet I won't open in place a big part to both these rights, but with with a narrow transmitter, including dopamine you can.

Activates release and or prevent its real, so you're, either flooding, the brain with it right and or keeping it in the brain? right: well, that's what impediment, specifically as they give the We know where to go right, so you just euphoric here. Don't forget me, does sound good, but the problem is: is your brain

like all you want play that game Hotline Diskin withhold dopamine for his unnaturally, so you're gonna be depressed for three or four days, absolutely okay! So that's how you get addicted to something, though any time dopamine is released artificially in the brain. Your body loves it right and that's the here's. The problem you dope Amene is the centre piece of the brains, reward system right, it's how we learn to eat and have sex to reproduce right or have sex for whatever reason and anything that gives us a sense of pleasure, dopamine involved and were taught were motivated to repeat that behaviour through the release of doping me. So if we drink caffeine or take speed or do cocaine or whatever and Dover means released were taught to do it again now, which is the basis of addiction which, by the way, I think we should do a pocket.

Fine, just addiction yeah, it's a really interesting. There are lots of other than allowed over how addiction works. Well, let's do ok to us right now. The handwriting not prepared so that our those other well and two thousand seven more nefarious drugs with help, keep you egg and Madeira then do that for some reason right, activated dopamine, but just maybe not as much right I believe that a definite actually targets, a neurotransmitter g ABA, we'll call Gub Gub you'll, get together and that is the sleep regulator of the brain and it seemed to slow down gap is release. So basically, your brain did it now that hey it's time to go to sleep right like yours, circadian rhythms, nah Frank: yes, it specifically targeted that in well, That alone, as it did really simple, but it doesn't, it did, but what they were saying was like

It's a little amount there not becoming addicted like ours, you're not becoming addicted. Don't worry about it right now, is not the only in there's also from what I found this for type together gather and apparently, like gave a forest like the most sensitive one. That's like the real that the one that is the crux of research right now is trying to figure out gab or give afore, but in addition to gather, there's also historians which make us drowsy it's why antihistamines conjecture, who is my pants? Who is Nancy Blowsy there, two of the most powerful people in government today, but how they get there might be some moral and on who is the first package from now this, and I are ready. I I'll tell you the stories of the most important politicians in America and beyond through interviews with the reporters and experts who know them best there.

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I guess what they called it, because there was no sleep tat. When you came off of this drug, you didn't need to sleep for a half a day to catch up on things, you'd go back and find irregular pattern and be arrested. Yeah did something yeah, there's some great, I mean for forty eight hours and then just being able to get an average our night sleep here in your fine. I mean why? Why, when you want to do that me personally, what will get to that later should say to them that was. It was developed to treat narcolepsy specifically right and he will probably talk about this. There's a company called civil on in several. I took my half an hour in marketing the heck out of it. Yes, as provisional and provisional, according to two thousand to New York Times article we read. Ah Sir CALL said that it means provides vigilant. Promotes vigilance is most regular right,

and basically it was adopted for off label use by everyone from college students to the ceo of men of civilized yeah. What's it frank, Baldy now Frank Babuino. He took it and he didn't say why he was taking it. No, but the only thing is approved for collapsing is narcolepsy the treatment of narcolepsy. They tried to get a proof for jet lag. They tried to get it. Approvers shift workers syndrome, they tried to get it approved for general drowsiness tiredness and they they couldn't Natsir was like now we'll. Let you sell us for narcolepsy to treat nor collective The problem is worked out. That right will. The problem is, there's only about two hundred thousand narco ethics in the United States right to surf like we need to get this out there and they started marketing it off label it to Canada. Forestry is well yeah became a life

drugs, what they classified it as yeah, a new tropic, an o o t r o p. I see which means is its another name for smart drug, like change humanists, rather new tropics delay. Yes, others farming aims are so high that they run me the wrong way. So I guess it far some basing this nefarious on this really great article chuck, there's two parts called the rise and fall of provisional near and its by investigative journalist, Evelyn Pringle, and I think everybody to revisit really interesting. This is part of the Black Yester it was released. I think the guy was part of the process. Is there? I know that you pick this year because I had no idea that this was written yesterday and we picked it like two days before crazy a week before any way in the article she talks about how suffer line here

the positions that they were underwriting they didn't reveal the relationship to the company. But we're saying like this is a great drug. India should be used for all these off market purposes, stuff that if the company had done it, they would have been prosecuted federally. There was a and the attorney general of Pennsylvania oversaw a bunch of lawsuits in the company, hired him as executive legal counsel, really yeah. Just all sorts of stuff, like that. There's allegations of painted delay, bright programmes with the with there. Predators that they found that eighty percent of the prescriptions written had nothing to do with narcolepsy yeah. It was depression, em, ass, sleepiness and, like you said, the shift workers syndrome there did prescribing for all kinds of things basically to make you feel better. They had their reps actually visiting psychiatrists. Dentists were prescribing the stuff,

really in again two hundred thousand Arkell ethics. Twenty five percent of them were on the drug within a year of its release, right yeah, and it wasn't enough. Well, then, that's when they saw jacket the price I when they found out that people really love this stuff from November to March it rose twenty eight percent and price. And it was seventy percent. Seventy four percent more expensive than it was four years previous in two thousand for, and I think it topped out like thirteen eighteen eighteen dollars a pill yeah that is insane and the long and short of all this. As of this week, the European Medicines agency. Basically, That said, you know what you can't use this for anything but narcolepsy, because we have found out that there are certain psychiatric disorders. This causes like suicidal thoughts and depression in psychotic episodes and pretend-

we life threatening skin reactions and also, first I'm sorry. You write a top down at thirteen sixty two a pill when it was originally five dollars and fifty three cents a pill. That's no reason whatsoever, just rosing costs in the: U S will make money in your talking about the psychiatric disorders added exacerbate an area they basically reformulated minoxidil into kids version for the treatment of ADHD and they found that what would be the equivalent in the in the actual population of one in about two hundred or two? No twenty in a hundred cases of things like psychotic breaks, suicidal thoughts and children right and this drug was called spar line was taken out of FDA testing, the distracted yeah well, not only that, but the supposedly not addictive, not so

no two thousand nine a psychiatrist and addiction specialist said to you. I say today that he had seen his third case of Provo Jill Addiction and to doctors who, back to back, admitted that they were Dick the to it. There also alcohol. Right, any kind of interesting. I guess so. The hammer kind of fell down on Minoxidil and suffer line can simultaneously currently following. It sounds like the other. Fcc has a lawsuit there. Some, I think three different employees turned whistleblower on the company and fire lawsuits against it and then yeah that psychiatry came out in USA today and said that he is treating people for addiction to it, which is huge and am Bloomberg. Also the same day, Bloomberg NEWS released a report about its addictive nervous, but it's really interesting to read the stuff. That's going on now, yeah compared to our two thousand seven article that I think probably should be.

Taken down a rewritten pretty soon he advocates hits basically claims. It's a wonder. Drug live Viagra makes it actually competitive migrants as its better because you get a five hour, erections ahead or worse, depending on your viewpoint. Suggest that is just one drug that we have picked out, but that is not the whole story of science. Phasing out sleep game of this this whole purchases and intended to target Cephallenians is really interesting that we ran across the stirring our research. Here again, I think you should read on the rise and fall of Provo Jill by Evelyn Pringles Slick if I may, I think it's up their free right. You had to get one. So Minoxidil is not the only thing like you said, targeting sleep now, There is another drug from cortex Pharmaceutical company called see X, seven, seventeen and it worked sort of, the other one in that it keeps you wait by triggering glutamate activity

and to me was the energy here specifically triggers and it also targets his demean so works in the same way, but Science is all over the weather, trying to Is there trying to research and see if they can get people by unless sleep with the same effects is having a full mindlessly? That seems to be the gall get three hours asleep

your body feels like it got eight hours, and now he was the best eight hour you're the best eight hour and its safe. It can't be addictive, which means it can have any effect on your reward systems are no doping could be released, grant and that what you are talking about see at seventeen? Seventy six, seven, seventeen, it's an ample keen thence in a class of drug in, like you, said it targets the Rio. Take a glutamate has nothing to do with the reward system. As far as we know right now, right and that's when the dark was looking into dark as leading the the way their driving the sleep deprivation research, because you know its military Yes and apparently, the special ops guys have to stay up for seventy two straight hours, usually with very very little, if any rest and be sharp enough to you know, assassinate somebody right

So the military delighted testing on boot, Minoxidil, yes in this- is that this is a camera article. It was, but somebody talk to DARPA researcher, who said we we found it That is good as caffeine. Our really, which is weird like I don't understand, because this, the article that Layton wrote is saying like it is, has a huge following rifle swear by the stuff. It clearly did impact. Still does so. I dont understand how clinical results could show it's no better than caffeine, while other people like this, the greatest thing ever could be the policy. By going on again, I guess it could be. With the military that they would give it to these pilots for a couple of days, make him stay awakened and have either fighter jet and just to see what happened and they found that asked

that it did? It did a good job too, about the forty eight hour point and then, after that, regardless of what you're on your body is gonna start showing effects of sluggishness and maybe hallucinations and the things that you don't want. If your father pilot, no or just a regular guy trying to make a living in this world exactly there's a two thousand and nine study Minoxidil actually did contribute to our understanding of the human brain. Some research has that Uc Davis LAB people, to a wonder machine loaded, em up, I'm minoxidil kept him awake and watch their brain and they saw heightened activity in the locusts surrealist.

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wherever you go for podcast, I can imagine being in wonder machine for today straight. I think they probably sleep, deprived him and then probably towards the end of the second day or something they put him. I don't know, but they also gave him tests and found that some tests have found that people actually do better on psychological tests, tests of skill, feats of strength, festival, stuff on Minoxidil Then they do you noticed awake or on caffeine, amphetamines or something like that. So that committee's result. But we didn't know what part of the brain was keeping people awake or was subject to sleep deprivation, and now we do is look Asturias. So that's probably going to play a role in this endless quest to do away with sleep right. It's not just drugs either they're. Looking for a sleek, Jean thousands really interesting to me, they think taken away, has judged

but they believe that there are people they can get by endlessly that they're called the short sleepers about one in a thousand people can function just fine on a few hours. They don't need a big, eight or nine hours They believe it budgetary and they're trying to find this gene, so they can tweeted.

And make us all into short, sleeper sweet out, get more stuff that yeah and there's some. There is actually a species of fruit fly. There is a short sleeper fruit fly and it has a mutation where they found is a mutation as they do with potassium channels. No one knows exactly what yet, but that's interesting, because there's an auto immune deficiency, Aaron Autonomy and disease called more vans, him syndrome and people and more vents and people with more than syndrome. I have trouble sleeping and there's their syndrome has. It affects the transport of potassium three at all membranes, so there's a tie. Their future definitely also has to do with bananas that were headed. Fruit flies potassium, oh, my god, so they find this gene. I think what then

looking for is a future where people can program their lifestyle, how they wanted. If you're. If you won't work eighty hours a week in work till four, I am and get up at seven. Maybe there's a pill that can help you do that with no side effects, maybe By what I find alarming is that sleep like sleep being synthetically, reduced or eliminated natural sleep yeah it even among sleep researchers who are like this is a horrible horrible idea. They still say its inevitable, and apparently the predictions are like ten to twenty years off, where we either have a pill that we can take in sleep for three hours, that physically set for eight right and keep going or we won't have to sleep at all. The poem is member John Maynard Keynes, yeah the economists and he

him up with the the leisure society here in the nineteen thirty, he was like people in a hundred years, won't even after work in all just sit around and in have fun. He was right about us being wealthy and having more leisure time, but when he missed the mark on was that we don't spend our leisure time a leisure. Now it's been trying to acquire more well yeah, so why? Why would you possibly want to have a twenty two hour day of wakefulness the whole point of our aid? Our work? is to divide them the day in the three parts, eight hours working, eight hours of leisure time, which we now spend vacuuming in going to the grocery store in eight hours for sleep. I find it really discouraging to think that were going in that direction to wear were carving the eight hours we already done away with the eight hours of leisure time

our going at her sleep. If other people with you love is so I dont use mistake, but there are some people out there that would love to be able to only get three hours to sleep at night and all that stuff. They think it I don't know man I mean what is there to do from two, a m to five, a m o they'll be here I mean first of all, you got Taco bell writing or to talk about a twenty. Sure there's all sorts of stuff you can do but may well everybody else's It is true- and I guess if, if they'd build, twenty our society like New York, city yeah, those freaks and that town death, it was that there would be more things, will be. Libraries up and businesses would be open. Everything will be open for twenty four hours. Everything would go to shift work here is if we're gonna do that, don't ever ever agree to salaried position, always

always make it our last year, or else your just in big trouble here yeah. So I say no thank you. I do teachers great I'm also if the pills no work, if they dont fine, asleep Jean they ve got this one thing: it's called brain polarization member trains cranial magnetic simulation. How could I forget, So this is called the poor. Man's version of them were rather them using electromagnetism, easily deasey current jaw, brain awake that machine. You look for that. Look for future, where an honorary you have a cattle proud in your brain can work long. Anything really safe in falling asleep, feel so good. I feel great and I can get some more spreadsheets done. Yes, if there's going to be any future for humanity, we have to really. Since everybody so must stand together. As everyone go to sleep, you should probably get

onto has the efforts that calm and read the hilariously out of date is science phasing out sleep, taping phasing in sleep in the search bar. How supports that come it'll? Take you elsewhere. Also, don't forget the rise and fall of provisional p r o the idea, I L by Evelyn Pringle, and also the stay awake men and the New York Times with the comment by Thomas Partlet, pretty it's just alright, it's time, for what was an email to reinforce. The idea was to the rich listener. Male josh- and this is specific to our trivia night, because it is about Aqua awesome, Kate and Hunter who are married, hey guys when I heard that the creator of Aquitaine would be joining your trivia festival in Trivia Festival Alright, you guys to tell you of how that show changed, my life.

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