The sleep schedule built from short naps
Polyphasic sleep attempts to cheat biology by entirely discarding the traditional block of night rest. Instead, participants scatter multiple short, intense twenty-minute naps throughout a twenty-four-hour period. While it sounds incredibly efficient, it usually completely derails the circadian rhythm, forcing the individual to live in a perpetual, agonizing state of strict nap schedules just to avoid collapsing.

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