is there a time when most people are asleep

>>8511910
at night

Whenever it's noon in the middle of the pacific.

Thing takes up almost an entire hemisphere.

>>8511916
what?


>>8511914
i mean coz people stay awake most of the day, its assymetric and people have quite divergent sleep patterns, wondering if theres a certain period when most people are asleep.

>>8511918
... are you a flat earther?

>>8511914
When Asia is asleep.

3 AM, except for patrick

>>8511910
We can't truly know, for we weren't there.

>>8511918
maybe i should rephrase as the period which has most sleepers.

>>8511910

shake my ash to the wind, lord forget all of my sins. please.

>>8511925
only if you are

>>8511927
they sleep at night
>>8511918
people are awake in the day, and go to sleep at night

>>8511942
you know exactly what i mean; give me an hour motherfugger.

also this. >>8511937

What are you even asking, OP? There are a lot of ways to interpret your question, and so far no answer seems to have satisfied you.

Just ask it in your native language, and we'll use Google Translate.

>>8511927
Objectively correct

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>>8511910
>bed time

When it's nighttime in the Northern Hemisphere.

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>>8511910
when china sleeps

>>8511937
night

>>8512012

I think you have won my contest Sir, have a ((you))!


>>8511955

While you lose. retard. Go have sex with a monkey or something.

this animation shows what a sample of 1000 americans do during their 24 hours. Seems like most people are asleep by 4 AM
https://flowingdata.com/2015/12/15/a-day-in-the-life-of-americans/

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>>8511937
Yes you should.

Part 1 of 4.

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>>8512415
Part 2 of 4.

>>8511914
Dumb American.

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>>8512416
Part 3 of 4.

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>>8512420
Part 4 of 4.

Between 2 and 7 AM, at least based on these.
But you could have guessed that if you were a night person.

>>8512425
What's the source of these? It's got nice labelled axes and error bars but I'd like to see the data, mainly to understand what they mean by 'bright' and 'dull'.

>>8511910
When it's night on China/India

>>8512437
dull is like gold, it's the opposite of shiny

bright is like a lightbubl, it gives off light

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>>8512445
You're a cheeky one

But I (obviously) meant I want to know what range of IQ numbers are represented by those terms

>>8512415
does this mean I'll become smart if I go to bed at 00:30 am, and wake up at either 8:00 or 11:00 am?

>>8512437
It was probably from here. I saved those a while back.
Has some IQ specifics but not many hard details on the study.

psychologytoday.com/blog/the-scientific-fundamentalist/201005/why-night-owls-are-more-intelligent-morning-larks

>>8512480
>For example, those with a childhood IQ of less than 75 ("very dull") go to bed around 23:41 on weeknights in early adulthood, whereas those with a childhood IQ of over 125 ("very bright") go to bed around 00:29.

In wonder. Where did they even find IQ 75 people? Don't they live in institutions?

>>8511925
>>8511925
When in Rome. ..