Brain doping, the utilization of substances or interventions to improve cognitive performance, has sparked scientific interest in the pursuit of super brains capable of functioning without the need for rest or sleep. Research has explored the potential of stimulants, nootropics, genetic modifications, and neural implants to enhance cognitive abilities and reduce the need for sleep. While some advancements have been made, the concept of eliminating the need for sleep entirely remains a significant challenge due to the multifaceted nature of sleep and its essential role in various physiological and psychological processes. Nevertheless, ongoing research in this area continues to push the boundaries of human cognition and may lead to novel approaches for optimizing brain performance and reducing the impact of sleep deprivation.
