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  As I get older I find I hate it more. Too little sleep and I'm barely functional. Too much sleep and I feel dizzy.
context: This has to be the first time I’ve ever been shocked by an opinion. Not saying it’s bad, it’s just complete opposite to me. >
  
  This is the first time in a long time that I’ve seen a genuinely unpopular opinion on this subreddit. Most are usually just incorrect and/or uninformed >
  
  I kinda agree. Not that I hate sleeping but I'd kill to never need sleep again >
  
  Agreed,like I understand its essential and a good thing but I feel like if we didn’t need to sleep then so much more time could be used to do stuff. >
  
  I recently realized this, and I agree. I know I need sleep, but there is a reason why I don’t like it. It’s because it takes up 6+ hours of the night, and I don’t experience the time passing.
  To further clarify, after a long day of homework and studying I would rather relax and do a hobby for 6+ hours, as opposed to relaxing for 20 minutes then falling alseep (where I don’t feel time passing). Once I wake up, a know I have another day’s work right in front of me. So in this example, sleeping only gives me the satisfaction of 20 minutes of relaxation.
  Don’t get me wrong, I love being under the covers, but with sleeping it seems like once I get into bed, I immediatley have to get out because it’s suddenly the next day. >
  
  Oh, don’t worry, if humans didn’t need to sleep we’d increase work time so you still wouldn’t have time for your hobbies >
  
  Yeah, that is true. It would be hard to say by how much though, because we would still be tired in other ways.