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I did some charting, and I believe my body clock thinks a day is somewhere between 25.35 and 25.43 hours long.
Here's my sleep patterns mapped to a period of 24 hours versus 25.35 hours.
The lines are rough because I recorded with a resolution of 15 minute increments.
@jookia cool, I remember an article about a person who lived in a cave for a few months without a clock. And I think their sleep cycle was similar to yours.
@dean Interesting, I'd expect that.
The circadian clock is usually synced by sunlight so the two ways to put it off are to either go totally blind or hide from sunlight.
Non-24 in sighted people like me is rare and the cause is unknown. I don't think Australia even recognizes it as a disability
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non-24
@dean Interesting, I'd expect that.
The circadian clock is usually synced by sunlight so the two ways to put it off are to either go totally blind or hide from sunlight.
Non-24 in sighted people like me is rare and the cause is unknown. I don't think Australia even recognizes it as a disability