So, first off, anyone have any good plans for a home made eeg? im
interested in taking a closer look at my own sleep schedule.
Based on all the conversation, I've decided to try a slightly modified
uberman, to see if it fixes my issues.
So, 45 minute nap at 5 yesterday, again at 10, slept from 2
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That was unfair, mean spirited, and does not belong in this conversation.
Alex
2009/5/31 Mark Iverson :
> "I wonder what type of sleep schedule our primitive ancestors had.&
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> That makes sense. Actually, hunh. like cats and most other hunting animals.
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> I wonder what type of sleep schedule our pr
"I wonder what type of sleep schedule our primitive ancestors had."
Ask grok...
-Mark
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That m
On Sun, 31 May 2009, leaking pen wrote:
> I wonder what type of sleep schedule our primitive ancestors had.
While in accelerated mode I wondered about this, and "saw" the answer in
some detail. Are fever-dreams trustworthy?
In "town" mode everybody crawls into their wigwams and sleeps at night,
performance.
Lawrence
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on the uberman sleep schedule... im confused...
After moving a couple years ago, i
That makes sense. Actually, hunh. like cats and most other hunting animals.
I wonder what type of sleep schedule our primitive ancestors had.
On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 6:07 PM, William Beaty wrote:
> On Sun, 31 May 2009, leaking pen wrote:
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>> on the uberman sleep schedule... im confused...
>
>
I have a saying that a lot of friends have made an axiom, actually.
First said it when i was 12.
I think you have to be insane, to not be insane. See, being a LITTLE
insane is good, as anyone who is COMPLETELY sane in this world will
soon be driven COMPLETELY INsane.
On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 6:30
When I do this, I find the REM extremely bizarre. It also takes me a
good 10 minutes to come "out of it".
I must admit, however, that I find my creativity enhanced with the
half hour REMs during the hourly cat naps.
Maybe it's the frequent insanity which avoids permanent insanity. :-)
Terry
O
On Sun, 31 May 2009, leaking pen wrote:
> on the uberman sleep schedule... im confused...
Different groups seem to worship different schedules.
As for me, I found that I'd be happily working away, when suddenly I'd
"hit a wall." I'd have to crawl off to collapse somewhere for a few
minutes REM
on the uberman sleep schedule... im confused...
After moving a couple years ago, i had a LOT of laundry to do. to get
through it all, i spent 3 days setting my alarm clock at roughly hour
intervals. get up with the alarm, change dryer and washer loads, fold
clothes, back to sleep for an hour. I
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