Tired vs. fully awake posting

[PoetPhilosopher]

I've kind of noticed that when one is tired, they tend to be more open and honest, but may come off sounding more incoherent than fully awake.

Do you prefer posting when a little tired, or when fully awake? Do you get understood more one way than the other?

 

[The Hammer]

Interesting pattern you've seen. It makes some sense though, as a little sleep deprivation is similar to being intoxicated with alcohol (so they say when warning about the dangers of driving tired).

 

[JustGeorge]

I don't know. I often find it easier to communicate when tired, but not tired me gets stressed about what tired me shared.

Though slightly tired me comes along to realize no one was paying that much attention anyways.

 

[ChristineM]

I've kind of noticed that when one is tired, they tend to be more open and honest, but may come off sounding more incoherent than fully awake.

Do you prefer posting when a little tired, or when fully awake? Do you get understood more one way than the other?

Im always tired so it makes little difference.
What i do find is at night, just before sleep time it gets harder and harder to conpose a post. Until no more,, i post a cat and say goodnight.

 

[Heyo]

I've kind of noticed that when one is tired, they tend to be more open and honest, but may come off sounding more incoherent than fully awake.

Do you prefer posting when a little tired, or when fully awake? Do you get understood more one way than the other?

I prefer posting when awake and like to make my postings clear and concise. The result is that I get few responses as everything is already said.
Better be a bit nebulous to leave space for discussion.

 

[Revoltingest]

I prefer awakefulness cuz my spellingitude is betterer.
When tired, I lose interest in posting.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

I prefer awakefulness cuz my spellingitude is betterer.
When tired, I lose interest in posting.

I still picture you falling asleep at the keyboard, nose on the F key.

 

[Revoltingest]

I still picture you falling asleep at the keyboard, nose on the F key.

That reminds me of the problem with my last
laptop....it kept inserting the letter "k" randomly.
Spell check was useful for spotting occurrences.

 

[ChristineM]

That reminds me of the problem with my last
laptop....it kept inserting the letter "k" randomly.
Spell check was useful for spotting occurrences.

Whakt?

 

[Revoltingest]

Whakt?

Yeah, that kind of thing happened.
And it wasn't just an errant finger.
It was definitely the computer.

 

[ChristineM]

Yeah, that kind of thing happened.
And it wasn't just an errant finger.
It was definitely the computer.

Yeah yeak

 

[Heyo]

Yeah, that kind of thing happened.
And it wasn't just an errant finger.
It was definitely the computer.

You had a virus.
Though it's a very old virus. It inserts itself into the keyboard processor so it can't be found on the hard drive. It deletes or inserts random keys or changes their order. Most of the time it is inactive. Except late at night, on Monday mornings and when you are typing very fast. It was named "fumble".

 

[amorphous_constellation]

I lead a pretty tired, dis-regulated life as a night shift person.. usually if I'm in here writing a lot of short posts, it's probably because my energy level is shorting out, and I can't do a whole lot else. My best posts are probably when I come in here with energy though. I am looking at couple threads that I would want to write a couple paragraphs on, but I'm just not getting my brain to launch, in order to do that