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Is it true that “anyone can become a short sleeper with enough effort”? Using Daisuke Hori’s theory on short sleep as a starting point, this article explains the scientific truth. It explores the dangers of a harmful “personal responsibility” narrative—one that attributes sleep duration and work aptitude solely to “a lack of personal effort”—and highlights the importance of work styles that respect individual differences.

Daisuke Hori, a “short sleeper” who advocates for 30 minutes of sleep a day, sparked a massive backlash with his 24-hour live stream over the course of a week! We’ll provide a clear, easy-to-understand breakdown of the situation—from his falling asleep during a massage and his explanation of “microsleep,” to how his attempt to incorporate naps led to his downfall, the reasons why his content is criticized as an overpriced information product, and even the technical glitch that occurred toward the end of the broadcast.

We delve into the truth behind the controversies surrounding Daisuke Hori—a self-proclaimed “short sleeper” who advocates for 30 minutes of sleep a day—and his “Ultra-Short Sleep Method.” From incidents of him falling asleep during 24-hour live streams to the reality of his high-priced information product business and allegations of soliciting investments from students, we provide a thorough explanation of why he has been the target of a flood of online backlash and criticism.

Are you tired of capitalism’s “total assets” game, where “the one who makes the most money wins”? I’ll explain a life strategy for breaking free from a playing field where the wealthy hold an overwhelming advantage and using “metagame” thinking to achieve your own unique “true happiness” and “free time.”

Why are today’s wealthy abandoning their home countries to seek refuge in New Zealand or even on Mars? Drawing on an analysis by Toshiro Okada, this article provides an in-depth look at the collapse of social structures brought about by digital capitalism and the astonishing survival strategies adopted by the ultra-wealthy in anticipation of the end of the world.