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For example, a baseline pawn in a normal [[bed]] would spend 18.19 hours awake per 7.56 hours sleeping, to avoid being Drowsy. The assistant increases awake time to (18.19/0.8), or 22.74 hours awake, without impacting the sleep needed. | For example, a baseline pawn in a normal [[bed]] would spend 18.19 hours awake per 7.56 hours sleeping, to avoid being Drowsy. The assistant increases awake time to (18.19/0.8), or 22.74 hours awake, without impacting the sleep needed. | ||
− | * A baseline pawn in a normal bed spends (18.19 hr awake) / (7.56 + 18.19 hr total) = 70.6% of a day awake. Equal to 16.95 hr | + | * A baseline pawn in a normal bed spends (18.19 hr awake) / (7.56 + 18.19 hr total) = 70.6% of a day awake. Equal to 16.95 hr per 24 hour cycle. |
− | * With the circadian assistant, this becomes (22.74 hr awake) / (7.56 + 22.74 hr total) = 75.04% of a day awake. Equal to 18.01 hr | + | * With the circadian assistant, this becomes (22.74 hr awake) / (7.56 + 22.74 hr total) = 75.04% of a day awake. Equal to 18.01 hr per 24 hour cycle. |
This means that, in a normal bed, the circadian assistant actually reduces sleep time by roughly {{---|15%}}, or about 1.06 hours per day, rather than the expected -20%. | This means that, in a normal bed, the circadian assistant actually reduces sleep time by roughly {{---|15%}}, or about 1.06 hours per day, rather than the expected -20%. |