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Why Does Sleeping Less Than Six Hours Not Buy More Useful Time?
He averages six hours and says people can map his sleep from his X posts. He tried less than six hours to stay awake longer, but his cognitive function dropped. A phone app timed his natural sleep at five hours and 56 minutes, so that is the amount he keeps.
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