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Ryanderman · 08-22-2010, 11:41 PM

Perhaps when running on empty you're less able to differentiate between good and bad performance?

Alternatively, maybe when you're rested you're overly critical of your performance?

Liquid Snake · 08-22-2010, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryanderman

Perhaps when running on empty you're less able to differentiate between good and bad performance?

Alternatively, maybe when you're rested you're overly critical of your performance?

Nah like, this isn't just me talking random shit here: I have heard from other sources (IRL friends) that I consistently perform better socially when I am actually drop-dead exhausted.

bluestarultor · 08-22-2010, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Liquid Snake

Nah like, this isn't just me talking random shit here: I have heard from other sources (IRL friends) that I consistently perform better socially when I am actually drop-dead exhausted.

You probably don't have the energy for pretense or the walls you generally put up. I'm the same way, or at least similar (my conditions are a bit different).

It's kind of like being drunk. Some people are just happy drunks.

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