• KptnAutismus
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    831 year ago

    so if you didn’t know, humans need sleep. and lucid dreams are more being awake than being asleep neurologically speaking.

    so this company wants people to basically stay awake 24/7. sure, that’s gonna work out just fine. no problems here.

  • Ech
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    441 year ago

    Working Class: “We want wfh! No more offices!”

    Corporate psychos:“Hmmm, we can work with that.”

  • @TheObviousSolution@lemm.ee
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    291 year ago

    Working in your sleep sounds like a good way to think you’ve finished your work when in reality you’ve just written some random shit into documents.

  • LinkOpensChest.wav
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    251 year ago

    A fight-or-flight triggering high-pitched noise plays every night starting at 21:00

    The only way to make it imperceptible to you is to plug yourself into the work server

  • @toxic_cloud@lemmy.world
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    241 year ago

    “The company has already raised more than $1 million to develop the headband and is reportedly working with one of the designers of Elon Musk’s Neuralink device.”

    Oh good, so there’s a chance you might die from it too.

    • @Everythingispenguins@lemmy.world
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      But it will have a autowork function that will do your dream work for you up until you quit watching it work. Then it will crash you into a parked semi truck. Provides once and for all that you can die in real life if you die in a dream. Patient pending

  • PatFusty
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    181 year ago

    As long as i would wake up refreshed and dont remember what I worked on fuck yeah i would work in my sleep.

  • @lugal@lemmy.world
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    161 year ago

    I sleep 8h a day and have a 40h work week, so I wake up in the morning and am done for the day, right? Right??

    • @kofe@lemmy.world
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      31 year ago

      Aren’t dreams like a fraction of our sleep? You’d probably be getting a couple hours at most in an 8 hour period

      • @Krauerking@lemy.lol
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        21 year ago

        Well they are creating a device that triggers and can help to control lucid dreaming… So… Uhh no this would have you dreaming that you are working for the full amount of time you are asleep basically

        • kase
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          41 year ago

          Unfortunately, that would not be very restful sleep.

          Source: I have narcolepsy, which makes me spend way too much time in REM. In REM (where vivid dreams tend to happen), your brain activity is almost identical to being awake. Every stage of sleep is important, including REM, and without an appropriate amount you will be a zombie.

  • Dr. Coomer
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    91 year ago

    Not another. If this works, I’m actually gonna commit arson so this doesn’t continue to exist.

  • @Duamerthrax@lemmy.world
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    81 year ago

    This is absolutely a venture capital scam. The tech isn’t even there for Jetsons style recreational dreaming. No way you can make tech that will extract useful work out of dreamers any time soon.

    • AutistoMephisto
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      21 year ago

      Has to be a scam. Good on them, though. If private equity firms and venture capitalists have all the money, take em for all you can get.

    • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️
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      The tech stimulates a state of lucid dreaming, and the idea here that you can work while you sleep stems from the fact that if you are aware of and in control of your dream, you can choose to work on solving complex problems in them. They’re not actually going to make you work in your sleep or even induce a dream that forces you to dream about working. Merely giving you a lucid dream and letting you control what happens.

      I wouldn’t be working. I’d be exploring space and time… And riding dinosaurs.

  • BarqsHasBite
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    81 year ago

    Sleep already does that. They’ve researched it and found we make better decisions when we sleep on it. Problem is companies think that’s too slow and have to make decisions in 5 seconds.