Vic Goldfeld

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Nov 4	answered	How to make morning physical exercises more fun?
Nov 4	comment	How to make morning physical exercises more fun? I can attest that taking a shower with clothes on can be fun.
Nov 4	revised	What is the most radical productivity technique that you successfully use? added 106 characters in body
Nov 4	answered	What is the most radical productivity technique that you successfully use?
Nov 4	accepted	How can I notedown my dream in bed with minimal movement?
Oct 27	comment	Does Lucid Dreaming hurt the learning process? Would you be so kind as to point out which of the don't ask forms my question currently falls into?
Oct 27	comment	Resetting ones' whole biological clock? There is Sleep as Android, and I've been using it to great effect.
Oct 26	revised	Resetting ones' whole biological clock? added 7 characters in body
Oct 26	comment	Resetting ones' whole biological clock? You can get a light headache and feel some drowsiness in the morning, but it seems to be an improvement over feeling like trash for just not getting enough sleep day after day. And then the side-effects of an all-nighter seem more acute to me. It does create dependency but not arguably in the small 0.3mg dose, plus only if you take it day after day. We're discussing it as a one-time shot to reset your clock--after you wake up early the first morning, you no longer need the pill to keep the early-bird schedule, you'll feel asleep earlier.
Oct 26	answered	Resetting ones' whole biological clock?
Oct 26	comment	Does Lucid Dreaming hurt the learning process? My question proper makes itself known in the title, but I've echoed it in the final paragraph if you've taken issue with directing this towards asking for research. In any case you had previously put bluntly "This is not on topic here" which seems not to be the case, and doesn't communicate the real issue you've closed it for which is "This needs to be rephrased", if I understand you correctly. Also, not 'touching' productivity at all is quite the bold assertion. How is it not that informing oneself about whether a given body hack will get in the way of learning be anything but productivity?
Oct 26	revised	Does Lucid Dreaming hurt the learning process? added 47 characters in body
Oct 26	comment	Does Lucid Dreaming hurt the learning process? Just to finish, I think you're doing a great disservice to an already limited community. Lucid Dreaming would, by any productivity freak (as I am), be completely on-topic here. In fact our community struggles because it's failing to attract such minded people, and you're not helping the least. On top of that, my question is ultimately about learning, and I can point you to a few dozen other learning questions here that haven't been closed. In short, learning and creativity are highly on topic here. Productivity.SE is about hacking life, mind and body, and it saddens me to see your decision.
Oct 26	comment	Does Lucid Dreaming hurt the learning process? I'm sorry, but it seems to me skeptics would be challenging the assumption of lucid dreaming on the first place, not assuming it to be true and then asking a question on top of that, as I have. If you're in the mood of closing out every question on Producivity.SE which is about a practice unbacked by science, you might as well close most all the Pomodoro questions, and I urge you to close this most successful question about Polyphasic sleep (productivity.stackexchange.com/questions/380/…), wholly disputed by sleep scientists.
Oct 25	asked	Does Lucid Dreaming hurt the learning process?
Oct 24	awarded	Notable Question
Oct 22	comment	How to manage undergraduate studies while working full time Why do you feel you still need the degree once you are building a solid career on this field? I find that software companies place far less weight on a degree than most.
Oct 19	answered	Is it a good idea to test multiple “pieces of knowledge” on one card?
Oct 19	comment	Brain background education? Really great question, and I have noticed the same effect on myself with mechanical skills, you give it a couple months off and you seem to come back better.
Oct 19	accepted	How can I manage a pipeline of content creation?