And you thought you were tired...

The folks over at Gelf Magazine have recently posted an interview with Tony Wright, the world record holder for sleeplessness, who tabulated a grand total of 11 days and 2 hours of being alert and awake. Wright presents interesting theories on brain-fatigue, sleeplessness, and neural development, and while all those words sound incomprehensible, they may hold the key to not needing that cup of coffee in the morning.

Check out the full write-up at Gelf.

And if you get plenty of sleep, but are still somehow tired, it's worth reading this article from the Daily Telegraph about how it's possible to sleep too much.