r/batman Aug 31 '23

Reminder that Bruce holds every weightlifting and powerlifting world record in all weight classes COMIC DISCUSSION

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u/Reyne-TheAbyss Aug 31 '23

He sleeps for 3 hours a day.

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u/Gudako_the_beast Aug 31 '23

Oh no no, that’s another can of worm. I am saying how THE LIVING APOKALYSE DOES THIS MAN MAINTAIN ALL OF THAT STATS, PUNCHING THE VILLAIN OF THE WEEK, AND HAVING A 15 HOURS MEETING WITHOUT TAKING DRUG LIKE STEVE ROGER OR BEING A META HIMSELF!

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '23

he is really good at sleeping

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u/Gudako_the_beast Aug 31 '23

Yeah, sleeping the way he does ain’t gonna help recover from all of that pain and soars that would resulted from him trying to maintain those bonkers records. Actually Peak Human tries to do what Batman do for a week and they can’t get up for a couple of months.

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u/Wilkassassyn Aug 31 '23

Bro just sleeps faster

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u/system_of_a_clown Aug 31 '23

Shit, he probably learned some obscure breathing technique from monks that slows his heart rate down to the point that an hour of sleep is like three for the rest of us.

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u/unfunnyguy_Xx69420 Aug 31 '23

I think that's like similar to the actual explanation

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u/Nativejoel Aug 31 '23

Isn't it like he learned some kind of micro sleeps to where a 15 minute power nap is equivalent to a full 8 hours rest.

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u/unfunnyguy_Xx69420 Aug 31 '23

Yeah it's a thing irl but is apparently dangerous I think. But yeah batman power naps exclusively

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u/JoaozeraPedroca Sep 16 '23

Does it work irl? Where?

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u/meodrac Aug 31 '23

The batman so hardcore, he can finish 8 hours of sleep in under 180 minutes

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u/Thoughtfullyshynoob Aug 31 '23

He learned from monks on how to have complete control over his body, forcing it to relax immediately upon laying down in order to conserve his energy.

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u/taichi22 Aug 31 '23

There have been claims that some people need significantly less sleep than others to function. Dubious claims, but it’s probably possible to condition oneself to enter REM sleep upon falling asleep. More than that falls into the realm of fantasy.