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No one studies that much. You would suffer burnout and not retain information very well.
Original post by one_two_three
No one studies that much. You would suffer burnout and not retain information very well.
what if you are able to alternate between three different subjects
sleep for 7 hrs
Original post by curiousperson123
what is it like? do you get lonely?
Yes on average I study between 10-20 hours a day. I sometimes go without sleep because I am studying. It gets lonely but I want good grades.
Original post by one_two_three
No one studies that much. You would suffer burnout and not retain information very well.
I have done it many times. It depends on your concentration levels.
I study for 0 hours a day 
Original post by Israel First
Yes on average I study between 10-20 hours a day. I sometimes go without sleep because I am studying. It gets lonely but I want good grades.
what do you study?
Original post by Israel First
Yes on average I study between 10-20 hours a day. I sometimes go without sleep because I am studying. It gets lonely but I want good grades.
This isn’t true because everyone lies on TSR but assuming you genuinely are (which you’re not) what university are you at and what course are you studying?
Original post by Thisismyunitsr
This isn’t true because everyone lies on TSR but assuming you genuinely are (which you’re not) what university are you at and what course are you studying?
wait how is he lying, there are study YouTubers who work for 14 hrs a day etc
Original post by curiousperson123
what do you study?
I studied 10-13 hours a day during A levels. Now, I study Business Management and English Language at Aston university. I get top grades.
Original post by Thisismyunitsr
This isn’t true because everyone lies on TSR but assuming you genuinely are (which you’re not) what university are you at and what course are you studying?
No, I am not lying. I study a lot or I won't get good results.
Elon musk works for 16 hrs a day so...
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Original post by curiousperson123
Elon musk works for 16 hrs a day so...
Original post by curiousperson123
wait how is he lying, there are study YouTubers who work for 14 hrs a day etc
Original post by Israel First
I studied 10-13 hours a day during A levels. Now, I study Business Management and English Language at Aston university. I get top grades.
Are you a first year? I can’t quite believe that anyone in first/second year does this, especially people not at top universities (Oxbridge etc)
Original post by Israel First
No, I am not lying. I study a lot or I won't get good results.
In other news the Pope is Catholic and water is wet.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/just-go-on-the-internet-and-tell-lies
Original post by Thisismyunitsr
Are you a first year? I can’t quite believe that anyone in first/second year does this, especially people not at top universities (Oxbridge etc)
you get study youtubers who work for 14 hrs a day on live stream.
Original post by curiousperson123
wait how is he lying, there are study YouTubers who work for 14 hrs a day etc
That’s what you call Toxic Productivity.
Original post by curiousperson123
you get study youtubers who work for 14 hrs a day on live stream.
They are a niche minority
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