Can you be awake and asleep at the same time? - Masako Tamaki

I believe sleep deprivation might only be bad when you don't sleep at all for extended periods. If you take even five or ten minutes naps , the harm is less detrimental.

I live on the streets and I'm used to sleeping with one eye open, luckily I have a good doggo to help delegate the roles of keeping an eye out for our saftey

It is possible

Hmm, what about new parents?

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did you just casually asked us if we had died?

In Philippines we called "Namamahay" when you first sleep at someone house.

When one grows up in an abusive & violent household, the childhood trauma response is not being able to sleep peacefully. Like, you are sleeping but still have to wake up suddenly if anything goes wrong. These kinds of people (like me), are deep sleepers but the slightest of sound, touch, movement, or just we "know" someone is in the room, I immediately wake up in a mili second from my *deep sleep*. We sleep but sleep with our ears, mind & conscious open. We sleep, but never sleep sleep, if you understand what I mean.

I sometimes feel like I experience this. It's hard to describe, like you dream, you know you are dreaming, but don't know enough for it to be a lucid dream, and yet you are aware that you are asleep. Extremely weird stuff, idk if anyone else has felt this.

Yes, especially when you're on exam

There are times I wish I were awake while sleeping, because I can hardly believe that I DID sleep at all on some nights when my ADHD brain refuses to switch off. There was even a time when it felt like I was put under anesthesia when I fainted and it felt like a huge part of my internal time recording is missing during those periods.

And this is why I'm afraid of anesthesia altogether: it's right up there with total blackout from getting drunk or given amnesia pills of some sort, and not remember anything between all of that FREAKS ME OUT 😱

Forever sleep only happens in Fairy Tales I was like a Snow White and sleeping beauty

I know about a man whose brain somehow went to sleep.
it probably had a good dream because his brain was always sleeping

The brain is auto machine its never sleep even sleeping and the brain really love sugar a lot , but sugar not love liver , when the brain woke from sugar it was hard work for liver already, then liver push sugar to collection bag(this part hardly use by body as our body get new sugar and carb every day meal)

Dunno, but last time i feel like im cut off from my body. Like, my body is resting, but I'm conscious and awake, only that my mind is a bit light and floaty.

It is not to the level of sleep paralysis since i can move my body should i decide to.

short answer: yes. and its scary, my whole body was numb and i remember it like a dream but i was awake

Dolphins dont drown, they suffocate.

I suspect this is common in new parents especially Moms.

I remember at age 4 when i experienced my first daydream i would dose off on a memory and forget i was staring at the window and i found that very outstanding and would want to experience it again

Yes I do

You gonna be prepare when your body start to fell asleep but your brain somehow managed to stay awake

The word snooze feels like snooze and when someone says it it sounds like snooze

Thats saying the same as does your heart sleep? No!

Actually used to experience this half asleep, half awake issue a lot. I had a sleep study done and was surprised to hear that I slept fine since I was aware of the room, sounds and being awake all night. Always wondered how I could be asleep and awake at the same time.

Well we probably can do more than that I have notice that some people Can space out and write at the same time has happen a lot to me without looking at the paper

Me going to sleep after a peaceful day .
My lungs :- Just don't . chest tightness

I remember having this dream at my grandma's. Apparently it wasn't a dream when she mentioned my actions to a friend on the phone. I was also confused when I found myself at the table rather than my bed, not remembering when I made myself breakfast. It's like I skipped time... almost like a JoJo reference or something.

thank you , this really clarified this problem i was having recently to a degree

Literally sleeping with one eye open huh?

What about pregnant women? Is the data different when the baby is born because theyre now on high alert for cries?

Please make one on autism and ADHD. Trying to understand this condition.

Me waking up
Brain: aight body go move
Body:no
Brain:freaks out untill gets sleepy again

Yes i can
I do it
Am awake , listening to surrounding & imagining my stories & I'm asleep at same time.... Not watching or moving

Nice information Thanks.

Need a video on humans' sleep types. Like when do we have a deep sleep, when a sleep that makes us feel energetic/lethargic, and when a sleep with recurring dreams because I have had all of these.

Plz make video on sleep paralysis??

"Can you be awake and asleep at the same time?" Me, who is sick with maybe-COVID and recently woke up from a semi-lucid dream about a girl getting turned into a shark and then put in some sort of aquatic gladiatorial arena: YES

I know that isn't what the video's about, but I'm sick; I'm legally allowed to be weird.

Edit: Or maybe it is. It would make sense to keep more alert during times when you're weakened with illness, so you can escape more quickly.

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Bird says frig it, and just keeps going with one eye open

This was interesting. I'm curious how the brain reacts when someone has COVID. I was awake for 50 hours straight without feeling tired even though I was actually super sick. I did end up crashing and sleeping for 16 hours straight with the help of some sleep meds though. When I awoke from that, my main symptoms were gone, but the exhaustion remained for a few days.

This video makes me think I have asymmetrical sleep when I lie on my back. On the other hand, when I sleep on my belly I have the deepest most relaxing sleep ever.

If you live in Canada your brain NEVER sleeps, it needs to go 24 7 365 or it will de boot, crash, freeze, and last become addicated to olive oil

Yes...lucid dreaming.

I lived 50 yrs. with little sleep. I wondered why I never dreamed. I had other problems too and at one point I couldn't walk.
I went to a concert in Canada and didn't sleep the whole time. And when I got back, I went straight to work. 56 hrs. With no sleep.
Then I was diagnosed with Fybromyalgia and my life began at that point. With medication, I have finally begun to dream and feel rested. I'm not in constant pain for the first time and life is more bearable. It's amazing what sleep can do.

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On to the point: yes, our brain sleep
When we die

I have hyper realistic dreams when this happens to me. I'm also able to wake myself up at any moment. This usually occurs if I haven't slept in several days which is roughly once every six weeks.

When I had a stoke it felt like half my brain was a sleep and the other was wide awake

My brain is in ON mode all the timr, being asleep is just on stand by as far as my head goes. It never lets up. Curious and curiouser

You can. After taking zolpidem yesterday I started sleep walking and taking more and more of it, totaly unconciouss. I took 50mg and was so high that I remember ground shaking and walls changing colours. Later I probably fainted. Funny a bit and scary at the same time :D