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I've tried doing that. Even if it is possible, I really don't like it. When married to a fixed schedule, life just isn't as much fun for me.
by amorphid 9y ago
I've tried doing that. Even if it is possible, I really don't like it. When married to a fixed schedule, life just isn't as much fun for me.
- jorvi 9y agoHave you considered a polyphasic sleep schedule? If you truly do have a non-standard circadian rhythm, you should be able to adapt one of the dual core schedules towards it. https://www.polyphasicsociety.com https://www.polyphasicsociety.com
- amorphid 9y agoMaybe? I was thinking more that stuff comes up that affects my schedule, and I don't be forced into living with the constraints of a 10 p.m. bedtime (or whatever time I set). More to the point, I am more disciplined about getting to bed before 12 a.m. I do not want to go bed at a fixed time.
- tertius 9y agoI think it can make one feel trapped. Trapped to a schedule. But you have to think of it as something that you choose, i.e. your own limitation, not some external limitation. Having a normal circadian rhythm makes the rest of life a lot more enjoyable (fun) than not. Especially after 30.