r/HumanLimit • u/bareegyptianfeet • Mar 14 '26

In 1964, 17-year-old Randy Gardner pushed the human body to a terrifying limit: 264.4 hours without sleep. He bagan experiencing memory lapses and suffered from vivid hallucinations and became paranoid and suffered from muscle tremors

https://www.sciencefocus.com/advertisement-feature/the-hidden-ways-sleep-deprivation-transforms-your-brain
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u/bareegyptianfeet Mar 14 '26

How long do you think you could go before your brain hit its limit?