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Topic	Join me on my journey to an alternative sleep cycle! Less sleep, more work!
refureeman 06/03/19 2:37:05 AM #15:	LinkPizza posted... JSebastianBach posted... I don't get how this really helps if you have a busy schedule. Breaking up the conventional day twice (and IIRC the similarly-touted Ubermensch does this even more) doesn't sound super convenient to me. Plus what are you really gonna get done in the middle of the night, the hours you're gaining, that's all that important? It's not a good time to go outside, businesses are closed, and even if you have a remote job, you'd be lucky if they were actually trusting enough to let you work during odd hours. It depends on a lot of things. I think hes trying to basically find a way to have more time up. But it depends on what extra stuff he needs to get done. And his job. I know in the Air Force, my normal shift was 11pm-7am. So that took care of the night when things we close. Meaning most thing we open when I was off. He could have a night shift job that would allow him to do that. Or another job where it doesnt mater when they work as long as they get the work done. Theres also the fact that it seems he wants more social time with people, as well. Some people have jobs at odd hours. I usually talk to my mom a little before and after midnight due to her working night shifts a lot more these days. Plus, he could spend extra time with an SO at anytime theyre both home. He could also study around that time. For college or other classes or whatever. As for going outside, it just depends on your area... Personally, I agree that it sounds kind of inconvenient. But it seems to work for him, so... I understand it, I guess... To be clear, my primary job is an 8am-5pm schedule. With that said, the gym, learning chess, movies/video games, my master's degree, and my side work can all be done late at night/early in the morning. --- I'll take that as a compliment. As well as this, they, you and every other pronoun. <cite>refureeman posted [p:922719891] in Join me on... [t:77757963]...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JSebastianBach posted...</cite> <quote>I don't get how this really helps if you have a busy schedule. Breaking up the conventional day twice (and IIRC the similarly-touted Ubermensch does this even more) doesn't sound super convenient to me. Plus what are you really gonna get done in the middle of the night, the hours you're gaining, that's all that important? It's not a good time to go outside, businesses are closed, and even if you have a remote job, you'd be lucky if they were actually trusting enough to let you work during odd hours.</quote> It depends on a lot of things. I think hes trying to basically find a way to have more time up. But it depends on what extra stuff he needs to get done. And his job. I know in the Air Force, my normal shift was 11pm-7am. So that took care of the night when things we close. Meaning most thing we open when I was off. He could have a night shift job that would allow him to do that. Or another job where it doesnt mater when they work as long as they get the work done. Theres also the fact that it seems he wants more social time with people, as well. Some people have jobs at odd hours. I usually talk to my mom a little before and after midnight due to her working night shifts a lot more these days. Plus, he could spend extra time with an SO at anytime theyre both home. He could also study around that time. For college or other classes or whatever. As for going outside, it just depends on your area... Personally, I agree that it sounds kind of inconvenient. But it seems to work for him, so... I understand it, I guess...</quote> To be clear, my primary job is an 8am-5pm schedule. With that said, the gym, learning chess, movies/video games, my master's degree, and my side work can all be done late at night/early in the morning. --- I'll take that as a compliment. As well as this, they, you and every other pronoun.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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