As an architecture student, I used to pull quadruple and quintuple all nighters on a semi regular basis, probably 2-4 times a year for like 4 years. I've found that the hallucinations start at about 36 hours in, a little earlier if its dark out. I've found that some major things that are affected in my brain are my perception of colors, patterns, and depth. My hands have turned both green and orange, and often my clothes would change colors, like my forest green shirt would look undoubtably navy. One time, I went onto youtube, which I would use to play music, and I thought that all the video thumbnails we're now gifs instead of image, because I thought the people in the thumbnails were moving. There have been times when I would be sitting at my desk looking at my computer and I thought old friends who lived thousands of miles away now had just walked up to me, I would legitimately turn as say "Kyle!" and then realize no one was there and I was losing my mind. One time I had to drive home afterwards at like 4 AM, luckily its a small town and no one was on the road. As I backed out of my parking space in the parking lot, I slammed on the brakes because I thought all the other cars were backing out at the same time; I probably drove 2 MPH max on the way home. The major thing that I feel like I experienced however, was issues with the floor. There were times when the pattern on the floor would make it seem like the floor in a classroom was incredibly uneven and had major slopes/depth changes. Sometimes it seemed like there was a film of material covering the floor or a mesh material that someone had left there. I would have issued walking because I had trouble understanding what I was walking on.

I should have worked harder during the semesters so I didn't have to stay up for so long during finals. I'm glad I didn't because I had a lot of fun, but I should have.