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For what it’s worth, I’m pretty sure my body clock is, like many others, cycles every 24.75 hours. In other words, it kind of doesn’t matter, I’m always going
by iambateman 8y ago
For what it’s worth, I’m pretty sure my body clock is, like many others, cycles every 24.75 hours.
In other words, it kind of doesn’t matter, I’m always going to be fighting it.
It’s been that way for my entire life: coffee or tea, winter or summer, college or home, single or married. Pretty much regardless, I’m going to feel tired at 11p today and ~11:45p tomorrow and 12:30a the following day before I do a dramatic reset and start again.
- samcheng 8y agoSounds like you should move to Mars! The Mars day is roughly 40 minutes longer than Earth's.
- iambateman 8y agoSee you there! I hear it’s nice this time of year!
- isostatic 8y agoOr more realistically get a job working on a Martian probe
- cwp 8y agoI'm the same way, and there's only one thing that works for me: exposure to sunlight in the morning.
- adjkant 8y agoWhen I was a teen, my clock was 27 hours. I did the vacation and natural wakeups and rotated around the clock in 7 days. It's decreased a bit but I think it's still around 25-26 hours.