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#2 - Yes. Jumping into an Isolation Tank (sensory deprivation) is a great hack to kickstart an immersive off-line mode.. You need to truly go offline for this w
by semerda 13y ago
#2 - Yes. Jumping into an Isolation Tank (sensory deprivation) is a great hack to kickstart an immersive off-line mode.. You need to truly go offline for this work. A walk might not always yield this. Hence I recommend the use of hacks like an Isolation Tank or just plain Meditation. For those interested in Isolation Tanks I wrote a piece here: http://www.theroadtosiliconvalley.com/local-california/floatation-tank-isolation-tanks/ http://www.theroadtosiliconvalley.com/local-california/float... - a truly hackers hack!
- danieltillett 13y agoHaving a shower is almost as good - lots of white noise and shower water is the touch equivalent of white noise. Close your eyes and with only the smell and taste of warm water you are in a el cheapo isolation tank.
- digitalengineer 13y agoSpecific music like DJ Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance helps me. There are lyrics but you don't actually have to listen to the words, they sort of blend in the music. It's, well, a state of trance. http://www.538.nl/programma/37/a-state-of-trance/gemist/detail/17309/a-state-of-trance http://www.538.nl/programma/37/a-state-of-trance/gemist/deta...
- TeMPOraL 13y agoWorks for me tremendously well, and that's why few years ago I bought a waterproof notepad and take it with me to the shower. I do that often when I'm confused or out of ideas how to continue something. Actually, the best public talks I gave were all designed in the shower ;).