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Actually reduced cognitive ability (lack of sleep) makes the simplest of tasks more entertaining, it's a large part of the reason they give amphetamine analogue
by fleitz 12y ago
Actually reduced cognitive ability (lack of sleep) makes the simplest of tasks more entertaining, it's a large part of the reason they give amphetamine analogues to those who are not challenged by school, and why you'll find that those that are passionate about the the long hours of sorting through trash to commit identity fraud also high on meth.
Another great example of how people don't realize how cognitively impaired they are is hypoxia, just look at how passionate the guy becomes trying to put square shapes in square holes, so passionate he believes he no longer needs an oxygen mask to survive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpLi67NdD4w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpLi67NdD4w
- ksenzee 12y agoThat was an eye-opening video. I'm not convinced that amphetamines improve attention by decreasing cognition, though. Is there research on that?