Most Dangerous Science Fair Project EVER

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[@mrman1051]

The coin flip that could ruin someone's life

[@yusufbas035]

that happens all the time

[@ThePeashooter]

"coin flip is sacred"- Jesse obey the coin

[@guywithamoustache2391]

Me using both sides of coin as a head, to win any argument any time.

[@TheEmoSyndicate]

2 face

[@micahcampbell9178]

Double or nothing

[@henjajohn9031]

College Students: "My power is beyond your understanding."

[@abhigyanbalodi2615]

.... weren't they were high school students themselves.... so close enough??

[@zohaibtariq7351]

Yep I have been going through exams right now

[@GlobalDefenceForce_694]

800th like

[@MrAeral]

Exactly

[@commenter621]

High school

[@terryjepp]

And the baking soda volcano still won.

[@PREPFORIT]

LMFAO IKR 🤣

[@GeneralG1810]

🤣🤣🤣

[@professionalcommentstealer5271]

Lmao

[@Anonymous2627]

LMAO 🤣🤣 🗿Truly a joke

[@marcuspold9652]

lmao remember the scene from phineas and ferb

[@ProfessorPhysics2]

Bro ruined his sleep for life for an accidental world record.

[@chickenmann9934]

Welcome to Fame

[@heangtsh3807]

@@chickenmann9934 I don’t think he was aiming for that

[@nimimerkillinen]

thanks sherlock

[@Ahmed72280]

"I've won, but at what cost"

[@The..Dark..Knight]

Randy- "Uh, hi. Isn't the Science Fair supposed to be here today?" Random guy- "it was. But they canceled it this year because some moron tried staying awake for like 2 weeks and put his health in danger. They thought canceling it would dissuade others from doing such dangerous experiments." Randy- 😟

[@hampter3819]

I could never imagine someone with a worse sleep schedule than me but here we are..

[@ebayerr]

I very rarely get good sleep.

[@chrislanglois8275]

I once slept from 9pm till 4:40pm for no apparent reason. Still dont y today. Was the sleep i ever had and didnt anything at all to make me sleep 12 hrs not to mention almost 20. Ive rarely slept little more than 10 hrs straight b4 or since. Didnt take sleeping pills, didnt exercise the day b4, at plenty of food. All good for sleeping 8-10 hrs but for some reason i once slept almost 20 when i was 14. 🤔🤯

[@ebayerr]

@@chrislanglois8275 I sleep 3 maybe 4 hours per night wake up, stay up a few hours then sleep 3 or 4 more hours. I haven't been able to sleep 6,7 or 8 hours straight in probably a decade.

[@andrewqi6695]

@@ebayerr you're doing better than all of us, 2 phase sleep has been known as the best way to rest our bodies

[@zohaibtariq7351]

I didn't sleep for 40 hours one year ago before exam and when I came back home I immediately fell asleep and slept for 21 hours and didn't even wake up to eat or drink

[@bunglebob]

Me sleeping for 18hrs because I got one hour less sleep the night before

[@Ambarrabma]

Fr I’ve slept over 21 hours before because I stayed up overnight one time

[@schlieffenman957]

Bro deserves an A

[@NameIsNotAvailable]

Best I can offer is a C+

[@aim6879]

Plus tax

[@yuricock]

sorry but the baking soda volcano won the fair

[@daiganmonceaux7347]

​@@yuricock Doofenshmirtz backstory irl

[@beluwuga2657]

​@@daiganmonceaux7347 and then randy, angered by the lost, he made the no-sleep-inator!!!! planning to bring a wave of countless sleepless nights to tHE TRI-STATE AREA!!!!!!!

[@MastermemesXD]

Girls: why do women live longer than men? Men:

[@christinamann3640]

Moms would beg to differ

[@11am2]

Actually this isn't really a gender exclusive thing, both males and females and Apache attack helicopters, and binary, ternary, hexadecimal, non binary, photosynthesis, trans, saturated, monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and mario can have sleep deprivation

[@elialfassi9139]

​@@11am2 We don't discriminate against apache attack helicopters, photosynthesis, and mario

[@bbaucom2]

​@@11am2The point, that you missed out just ignored, is that men are more likely to take risks that significantly increase the probability of premature death.

[@BatBitesTheBat]

The reason we live longer than men is because men get prostate cancer lol

[@dbonechis]

the homeless crackhead guy outside my local 7/11 breaks this guy's record like every month without fail

[@Greninja_2000]

Damnnnnn bro

[@andretaylor2491]

😂😂😂! And the funniest thing is that you might be telling the truth; And I heard that just one hit of meth, will keep someone awake for three days straight, and I can see how with some drugs how something like can be this is very real.

[@lotstodo]

He is talking to the Shadow People.

[@Emile.gorgonZola]

@@andretaylor2491 exaggeration

[@fia-and-fokus]

Yeah but taking drugs is cheating 😜 sooo much harder to do when sober.

[@chriswhite3692]

Metabolic byproducts build up in the brain during waking hours. When you sleep, there is a system called the glymphatic system (not lymphatic) that drains these byproducts. During REM cycle, your brain cells shrink by 60%, allowing the drainage to occur. That's why REM is a refreshing cycle of sleep. It is enabling your CNS to clear itself of waste products. Edit: I cited a paper below for those interested in details.

[@Gilhelmi]

Fascinating. When was this discovered? It must have been in just the last decade or so. Do you know the sources of the studies? Oh, this is exciting. I love seeing ancient mysteries like this being solved in our modern day.

[@L1MBO12]

So basically what you’re saying is that my brain squeezes itself like a sponge when I’m sleeping to get all the nasty stuff out?

[@chriswhite3692]

@@Gilhelmi Gimme a bit. I recall reading about it about a decade ago....here is the article I just found: Title: "The Sleeping Brain: Harnessing the Power of the Glymphatic System through Lifestyle Choices" ". The Glymphatic System and Sleep The glymphatic system is constantly filtering toxins from the brain, but during wakefulness, this system remains mainly disengaged [3]. Although sleep is often associated with rest, glymphatic activity is dramatically boosted during sleep. Photoimaging of in vivo mice demonstrated a 90% reduction in glymphatic clearance during wakefulness, and twice the amount of protein clearance from the brain intima during sleep [1]. Sleep-induced enhancement of glymphatic function appears to arise from the expansion of the ISF space [13]. In a human in vivo study, blood oxygen level-dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging (Bold fMRI) was used in combination with electroencephalograph and CSF measurements in order to detect in which sleep state most brain activity occurred. They found that during wakefulness, CSF flow had a small-amplitude rhythm, peaking at around 0.25 HZ, whereas during sleep, large oscillations occurred every 20 s, peaking at around 0.05 HZ, resulting in a significantly greater inflow of CSF than during the day [6]. As well as cleansing the brain, the replenishing role of the glymphatic system was observed. Glymphatic-induced reoxygenation of the brain occurs during large pulsations of CSF. The pulsating fashion in which these sleep oscillations occur suggests that the majority of glymphatic activity occurs during N3 sleep. During this stage of sleep, slow oscillatory brain waves were shown to increase the amount of CSF within the interstitial cavities, leading to an 80-90% increase in glymphatic clearance relative to the waking state, and demonstrate the importance of slow-wave"

[@chriswhite3692]

@@L1MBO12 I wouldn't say squeeze? Maybe individual brain cells (I'm not using 'neurons' for a reason) might pull their cytoskeletal/microtubule structures together to compress so that this stuff drains. Not sure how it actually drains. See below for research paper on it.

[@chriswhite3692]

@@Gilhelmi I recall there also being a link between sleeplessness and dementia. Another good reason to get plenty of sleep in your younger and older days.

[@tron3entertainment]

This is why I never gamble.

[@brad5426]

It really depends on the stake than gambling itself

[@Ambarrabma]

Gambling is for the entertainment, not quite trying to make money.

[@jacenanimation8656]

Id hate to lose that coin flip

[@filmfocusmind]

I have an insurance that pays for everything except my sleep medicine. I have to pay $288 a month for a medication that helps me function because “insomnia isn’t an issue.” Sleep deprivation can fuck you up and should be considered a real medical issues. Edit: this medication is the only thing that can make me fall asleep. I have tried everything else, including ambien, but nothing works besides this medication. It’s Dayvigo in case any other sleep deprived people are struggling and have insurances that cover it. A discount card can be used to take a good amount off since most insurances price it at $35.

[@1yoan3]

America...

[@stringlarson1247]

You need to switch ins. cos. That just ain't right.

[@xeokym223]

weed is cheaper

[@sokratesteron5845]

What is the active ingredient in your medication and how is it functioning? You might find a different medicament with the same purpose for a cheaper price

[@filmfocusmind]

@@sokratesteron5845 it’s lemborexant and is a central nervous system depressant. I don’t think there’s an alternative considering how recently l made the medication seems to be.

[@schvanger]

"just like that, he was OK"... "he later suffered for the rest of his life"

[@Kimberly....]

11 days is astounding! Brain swelling can generally begin around day 6-7. This was so dangerous.

[@thetsarofall8666]

Seeing as sleep deprivation used to be a form of torture that would be inflicted on thought-to-be witches before more classic torture methods were legalized, this man earns my utmost respect

[@qtpie488]

Fatal familial insomnia is one of the worst things I've heard of.

[@MsAubrey]

Yeah… That is an insane disorder!

[@animeunity4109]

can you explain its meaning

[@qtpie488]

@animeunity4109 google is your friend.

[@maelthrajaluk42]

NO SLEEP 'TIL- 🎸 🎶 🎵 INSOMNIA!

[@WilliamRWarrenJr]

Hadn't heard of this one. But I heard of a kid who built a food irradiation device in his garage with hundreds of scrapped smoke detectors. The AEC shut THAT one down PDQ.

[@donnabashline4933]

Lost sleep is something that can never be recovered. 😢

[@xeokym223]

Huh?!? that makes no sense.

[@DawnAYoung-vk4on]

Makes so much sense to me now in why I have never been able to really get a full nights rest. I usually struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep for 3 hours before waking up again. When I was a kid I would try and keep myself up even wanting to go for the world record,lol. I’m glad they did away with that category because as a kid it definitely inspired me,smh.

[@theredking2690]

That was the best sleep of anyone’s life

[@abdulrahmankhalil115]

“14 hours” Those are rookie numbers

[@rogerthat10-47]

I stayed awake for 9 days with no drugs used, I wouldn't recommend it to anyfuckingbody.

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

Cool. I stayed awake for 30hours i wouldnt recommend that to anyone. Also I stayed awake for 4 days with drugs. Was easier, more enjoyable but I wouldnt recommend staying awake for 2days on drugs.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

I can attest to this. I went five days without any sleep cause I just couldn’t sleep… I was hallucinating by the end and ended up sobbing in a doctors office

[@starredreal]

and here i am being lazy to do my project

[@KraftDragon]

I sleep 10-14 hours casually but I'm still dead by the end of the day

[@extendedwalrus9330]

You might have sleep apnea or some other health issue. You shouldn't need that much sleep and still be tired. Please see a doctor. Just trying to help a fellow human.

[@Nawmps]

sleeping for much more than 8 hours, for most people, is actually just as bad as sleeping for fewer than 8 hours

[@KraftDragon]

'Me jokingly complains about my shity sleep schedule and something doesn't happen that often' 'looks in replys' "*chuckles* I'm in danger"

[@shonenjumpmagneto]

Because you sleep 10 to 14 hours dumbass. It's like reverse psychology. You're body has slept so much its confused & thinks it's in worse shape than it is you need to stop that

[@xeokym223]

get your thyroid function tested

[@ThePineappleKing360]

Smart move to stop tracking that record, on Guinness’s part

[@Choccymilkman]

10 days would usually kill you. This man was lucky as all hell

[@RandomnessOfcl]

Bro unintentionally ruined his sleep forever in the name of science

[@ConvexSpys]

Damn most I can go is a day and a half without sleep.

[@1yoan3]

My record is 9 days straight... I ended up in the hospital though.

[@felicitybywater8012]

As a chronic insomniac, Randy's experiences, sadly, do not surprise me.

[@panzer_tank]

that could be proof that sleeping fixes everything

[@hmmm-hr7vm]

He broke the world record, but the world record broke him

[@theoverthinker8179]

Me and my friends: *You DARE underestimate us?!*

[@paz-se5cf]

Yep I damaged my mind and body by working long hours, lots of stress and little sleep in-between, it's been over two years since I broke down and had to leave work and I'm still recovering.

[@aravioli4203]

Rumour has it he still lost to the baking soda volcano

[@adamholmes1992]

They should have done another experiment when they put him into a chemical induced coma for 88 hrs (11days x8 hrs) to see if it could cure his insomnia.

[@jamesmclemore9123]

It's kinda funny that not sleeping for so long caused him to develop insomnia.

[@boas_]

I sometimes sleep 14 hours on Fridays to Saturdays

[@catstat3453]

I reaking respect them getting rid of that rule due to health

[@MsAubrey]

And here I am with Idiopathic Hypersomnia (cousin of narcolepsy) with long sleep cycles. I physically can’t go more than 20-24 hours. I will literally pass out without warning.

[@dextonmadrid6005]

Fun fact a 14 year old girl built a nuclear bomb for a science project and she won and on the opposite side of the world a kid in Africa got arrested becuas people miss took his home made clock for a bomb

[@arnold-shortsnigga]

When I was small I used to think the sun rose at 12 am and whoever could stay up until then would break the world record for staying up the longest

[@lelandunruh7896]

My record is about 76 hours with nothing more than a few five minute snatches of sleep. I finally ended up sleeping for about three hours on a bare mattress on the floor and it was the most goorious sleep I'd ever had in my life.

[@Kokophonix]

I once did this for two nights & I started hearing voices. I was so tired I fell asleep standing, I didn't even know that was possible

[@pyotrberia9741]

I read somewhere that forcing someone to stay awake for about seven days would kill them. This case seems to be pretty well documented so it is credible.

[@oppenheimer3615]

have done this in the past on speed. lasted 16 days,no sleep,no food,moodswings, paranoia, hallicinations, hearing people talk that were not there,... hospitalized near death. Never touched it again

[@griffin8346]

imagine how the other guy feels knowing that one coin flip could've changed his entire life and he didn't even know it at the time

[@kataseiko]

I have to fight with insomnia ever since I stayed awake for three days with a family member in the ICU. Somehow, my body thinks that the "normal" circadian rhythm is 30 instead of 24 hours now..

[@BeingBetter]

Why does that happen? Why can't your sleep go back to normal?

[@ZtheTaco]

I mean, look at it this way He now has a world record that can never be obtained again

[@fishnugget3672]

Yes, because someone would probably die going further from exhaust

[@doccles17]

"Coffee patches, each patch contains 12 cups of coffee. I HAVENT SLEPT FOR 8 DAYS!"

[@MaxedInAndOut]

Teacher really said :"Guinness world record is not enough, baking soda volcano wins"

[@cathpalug1221]

So this is the man that I use in convincing myself when pulling all nighter during college And proceed to sleep anyway

[@MrAnonymousme10]

me not sleeping for 3 days, my sleep demon shows up and begging me to sleep.

[@northwest1760]

That actually seems like a really long time to go without hallucinating. I thought it’d be sooner than 5 whole days.

[@BrahmandaEP]

5 days without sleep and not having insomnia after. I'm pretty lucky on this

[@nomadic_alaskan_9076]

Unfortunately for them, this does not apply to insomniacs, people can call me a liar, I don't care, but I went 21 days without sleep after refusing to take my daily meds because I was dependent on them and didn't want on them for life, by day 18 I was so exhausted and hallucinating so bad I couldn't move anymore, the staff at my treatment center finally had to do something and put me in medical and drugged me up really good, I was on an IV and slept for 3 days solid

[@justind7211]

Damn talk about commitment to science

[@nquacker2851]

"14 entire hours" bruh thats me after being awake for 8 hours

[@Projectsquare12345]

Me watching this at 2am 😮

[@ColeK-jr2pv]

Only 14… I sleep that on a weekend

[@SCB09]

I'm pretty sure that the reason all that stuff happens is because your brain needs to process everything that has happened, which is why he began to forget things, his brain couldn't store it, it was too crowded.

[@idaner]

I can be awake for less than one day and still sleep for "14 entire hours"

[@gam8052]

Me without sleeping for 1 day: *hallucinates*

[@tylerb2644]

14 entire hours! Wow that’s almost as much as I sleep almost every day

[@KrimsonWing]

I like how high school kids used to look like fully functional adults back the. And now they look like middle schoolers.

[@pmm4177]

Thats a rookie number, I used to work with a couple tweakers that couple stay up for weeks

[@NavyThunder_YT]

And me struggling to stay awake for one lesson

[@mrunknon]

Latest Guniess world record for No Sleep is 18 days.

[@ddsnuts1845]

School: imma pretend I didn’t hear that last bit.

[@pugrosecarriephonenut]

good thing The Russian Sleep Experiment didnt happen to him. after over a week without sleep, i recall the few remaining survivors peeled off their faces and no longer wanted to be removed from the experiment, even declaring something to the effect of, "im no longer the person you think you're talking to, im the evil that lurks deep within the minds of men, thats always kept in check by sleep. until now." i think no subject survived that.

[@RobbieNguyen]

Just a creepypasta.

[@waltertimpson752]

Bro voice cracked😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@GamoREX771]

Me who stayed up 17 days trying to finish one piece

[@johnnyearp52]

That is sad that he had insomnia for his whole life. Insomnia sucks.

[@RileyCoyote846]

“Y’know I thought this experiment would be a super cool thing for the science fair but after a while Randy started screaming and on the last day he said something about being the thing we all hide from when we go to sleep? Pretty weird, not gonna lie.”

[@jaytravis2487]

Only takes me 60 hours to start hallucinating. Usually auditory then visual. Also emotional in a way but they usually call that "mood swings".

[@BrotatoChip78]

Love stories like these!

[@Inprogress_of_newbeginings]

One apparently can't catch-up sleep, its either you sleep good or it's gone

[@MaxHackbarth]

I’m half imagining a race of aliens whose home planet orbits 3 stars and they just don’t need sleep like ever

[@jojokeane]

I think parents with newborn experience could beat this record.

[@ozzbar7747]

I've stayed awake for 7 1/2 days. working out and taking walks helped the most. I usually stay up pretty late so I was used to the effects. I normally hallucinate after 20-28 hours, it's so weird. I had my headset hanging from the wood 2x4's on my loft bed. I kept noticing it and it seemed like it was staring at me. I was on adderall at the time and stopped taking it after 3 days because it made me weirdly tired and awake at the same time which I didn't like. at 5 days, I couldn't remember anything I did a few hours before. at the 7 day mark, I fell asleep by getting up from my chair after gaming, then just collapsed and slept for 18 hours. I had insomnia for a week after, and any time I stay up or use my adderall meds, I get insomnia 80% of the time. I'll fall asleep but it takes 2-4 hours. This video is serious, don't try this. You'll hate yourself the next time you try to sleep because of your mind being messed up from it. It's not based on who much, most people will get the insomnia mentioned. It sucks so bad. If you do, go workout or do somehting that makes you super tired before sleeping, it helps a lot.

[@markanthony1004]

Me learning why I have insomnia today. Sleep aids are our best friends but it does suck knowing how much I workout to tire myself out it won’t help without muscle relaxers

[@Alepeople]

I can barely stay awake after I wake up

[@badpiggs]

pov: you try to stay awake too long

[@TheSuicideRacer]

Yeah day 8 was my record as a teenager. I fell asleep with my eyes open and when I woke up I thought I was blind since my eyes had dried out during this time. I rinsed my eyes and downed a bottle of Jose Cuervo so I could sleep. Woke up fine after about 17 hours of sleep. I've had insomnia since I was little so forme it wasn't a big deal. 40 now still have insomnia and I can maintain normal function for around 4 days without sleep. Hallucinations start shortly after.

[@joshestra7363]

although not obvious at first, dude suffered long term damage

[@Olter_]

14 hrs?? I sleep longer than that after 24 hrs awake lmao

[@dylanwicklund5129]

Apparently the world record for staying awake only eight days

[@JohnnyWrongo-b9l]

I once went an entire week, seven days and nights, without sleep. It was not intentional or drug related.

[@shonenjumpmagneto]

You really didn't. You slept without noticing in incriminants i know that because you said you didnt do drugs and yeah people dont work like that!

[@JohnnyWrongo-b9l]

@@shonenjumpmagneto At the time, I was very, very ill. I was in super bad shape with a lung infection that was being treated as asthma by a bad doctor. Every time I laid down, the instant I began to relax, I would start coughing. I never got to sleep. Lie down, being to relax and bang, the coughing started. I was septic by the time I told the doc to fuck off and another doc was assigned to me. I came very close to death according to the doctor that took over. I was in hospital for a couple of weeks. Codeine is a hell of a cough suppressant. It was a dry cough and the first doc wouldn't stop the cough just in case I might have some thing come up in the coughing. So, in truth that week was a blur. after the third day I was not rocking in reality. Also, the bad doctor had filled me full of large amounts of prednisone and I was mentally affected by that stuff. Once I started to recover all I wanted to do was sleep. I was quite beat up by the experience.

[@thecommentor6870]

Weird watching this having not slept for 24 hours 😂

[@IMINABARNRANDOMLY]

We love you Randy!!! STAY WELL!!! (If you're still alive)

[@michaeloyesiku]

For the amount of days he spent without sleep, "entire" shouldn't be used to describe 14 hours of sleep, cos thats a very small fraction of the sleep he would've had for 11 days

[@fishy1856]

I can sleep for 14 hours without even going through a sleep experiment

[@kip258]

By the way, DON'T DO THIS. People have lost their lives from doing this for much less amount of time.

[@shonenjumpmagneto]

Soviet Union

[@StrawHatRapidFlame]

Damn I and here i thought i have the worst sleep schedule😂

[@pmeindustries]

Very uncoordinated coin toss.

[@wolfdar2009]

My brother and I drove non-stop to Alaska and I was hallucinating on day 3.

[@volitioncvrmmxcix]

Driving like that. Just the mundane but still stressful act of driving like that and all the constant thinking and actions can speed it up. Remeber, driving tired is actually considered worse then driving drunk!

[@unimagin2ble]

why wouldn't you take a nap at some point man

[@vanz9326]

Damn bro that’s tight

[@ChristheKeep]

When the boys say “ 1 more game” 💀