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E2 was given by the [[Special:MyLanguage/Ubersleep|Ubersleep]] Formula that details the [[Special:MyLanguage/Everyman|Everyman]] schedules with the number of naps depending on the duration of the core sleep. It was presented a version of Everyman that is closer to mono than [[Special:MyLanguage/E3|E3]] is. It was originally called E4.5, to represent the core duration, but has since been renamed to E2, to represent the number of naps to maintain consistency between different schedule lines. In recent years, it has been a highly popular schedule, as it provides a significant sleep cut without being too inconvenient or difficult to adapt to.
E2 removes two cycles from monophasic, and adds two nap, each containing similar amounts of REM to the removed cycles. The core sleep of E2 has 3 full cycles of 90m each. By default, the first nap is scheduled at around sunrise, and another nap is scheduled in early afternoon. Two naps break the long day into shorter wake gaps, which helps the body sustain itself on reduced total sleep.

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E2 was given by the [[Special:MyLanguage/Ubersleep|Ubersleep]] Formula that details the [[Special:MyLanguage/Everyman|Everyman]] schedules with the number of naps depending on the duration of the core sleep.  It was presented a version of Everyman that is closer to mono than [[Special:MyLanguage/E3|E3]] is. It was originally called E4.5, to represent the core duration, but has since been renamed to E2, to represent the number of naps to maintain consistency between different schedule lines. In recent years, it has been a highly popular schedule, as it provides a significant sleep cut without being too inconvenient or difficult to adapt to.

E2 removes two cycles from monophasic, and adds two nap, each containing similar amounts of REM to the removed cycles. The core sleep of E2 has 3 full cycles of 90m each. By default, the first nap is scheduled at around sunrise, and another nap is scheduled in early afternoon. Two naps break the long day into shorter wake gaps, which helps the body sustain itself on reduced total sleep.