Engineering Sleep Advanced sleep engineering: sleeping and waking at will, 4 hours of sleep that feels like 8 hours, always in perfect mental & physical condition. Studying our most efficient sleepers will bring us one step closer to advanced sleep engineering (link below)

@psychosort @Nottlespike

@KianSadeghi5 looking forward to the short sleep results!

@elliotarledge Shannon would be a good model name

@Gabogonzalez515 share the output bro

@elliotarledge gn

@teortaxesTex @vkhosla LMAO

@atroyn or maybe the whale logo and “deepseek” turns on the primal brain more than “chatGPT”

@elliotarledge @bryan_johnson going to sleep already? WEAK

@wordgrammer @doomslide @alia0209 satire i hope

@wordgrammer lmfao

@AlexReibman false

@teortaxesTex I really hope so

@MWCvitkovic exactly how?

@airkatakana questions are important

@psychosort should have kept true to the original mission

@pmarca this makes me very happy

@ATinyGreenCell @BagOfNeurons Ridiculous

hi Timothy, this post was directed towards other posts that were drawing wide generalizations. i should have quote tweeted, sorry if it came off as dismissive, i'm grateful for your work! curious what minimum data i'd need to generate binders that target loss-of-function in ADRB1? could potentially mimic short sleep phenotype, see "Altered function of mutant B1-AR protein" section of this paper: