/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14997229
I recommend earning money. Then simple use alchemy on junk you have around. At some point you'll reach level 79, then just dream. Good luck.

>>14997229
So what did you get banned for last time?

>>14997279
I don't remember. I have never been banned for a legitimate or comprehensible reason. There is/was a /g/ janny who would frequently give me unappealable 1-3 day bans for no reason but that person seems less active lately.

I also got unarchived from Warosu which I didn't even know was possible.

>>14997290
>I have never been banned for a legitimate or comprehensible reason.
The second half of this sentence is carrying all the weight here.

>>14997229
Do you sleep in a cold temperature room?
One thing that always makes me have vivid, long lasting dreams is sleeping in a warm room covered in a bunch of blankets, to the point of almost sweating, or sweating. I love it because I'm warm and cozy and also because I dream l night. Try it.

>>14997305
I try to keep it from getting cold because then I have a problem where I go in a blanket and sweat until everything is soaked, and then freeze because it is cold and I am laying in a pool of sweat water.

It can get where I have to get out of bed entirely because bed is soaking wet.

>>14997305
For me it's the opposite. If I'm a bit cold when I sleep I have weirder more vivid dreams.

>>14997313
I am tired and going to sleep so I won't be able to test any dream ideas tonight. But I will do it next time I sleep. I will look at this thread when I wake up.

Goodnight dra/g/on maids.

>>14997229
If you have money then buy a small bottle of galantamine and huperzine A, before going to sleep for 8 hours set an alarm for the 4 hour mark, once you wake up in the middle of your sleep take either galantamine or huperzine A, then go back to sleep. You now can perfectly remember all your dreams due to the drugs not breaking down your memory recall chemicals produced by your body.

Its spelled Galantamine

>>14997843
Telling Maidanon, who is severely mentally unwell, to take research chemicals is not a good idea.

>>14997229
You're almost certainly dreaming, but you aren't storing your dreams into memory. You're far more likely to remember a dream if you're woken up in the middle of it. You should set an alarm so that you will wake up roughly in the middle of a REM cycle (look up the rough lengths of each sleep cycle and run the numbers). Then, immediately after the alarm wakes you, write down what you remember dreaming about, if anything. Then go back to sleep. I'd be willing to bet that by the time you wake up the next morning, you will have forgotten the dream. But you'll have a written account to jog your memory that you produced immediately after the dream was interrupted, while its memory was still fresh. Try it out if you're curious, see if it works.

You are an NPC. Dreams aren't implemented for NPCs.

Interrupting sleep will definitely do it. Do you remember feeling like you were dreaming or you have absolutely no sensation of it?

>>14997843
I don't have any money. I don't really like thinking about or handling money because it is confusing so I never try to get it. I would rather have a meal or an item. Usually when I have money, it gets spent on books, computer equipment or a style of very old American candy that has things like a lot of fruit and nuts or a honeycomb or something. Candy peaked in America somewhere between WWI and WWII. After that it is too much refined and not enough things like fruit. Sometimes also Mexican candy because a lot of the time Mexican candy is just a nice fruit someone put chili powder on. They do this a lot of times with mangoes and pineapples and something called a hawthorn?

>>14997952
I wake up a lot of times randomly. I sleep when I get tired and wake up when health problems make me. It can't fit a regular sleep and awake times so sleep or awake time is somewhat randomized naturally.

>>14997978
I only remember this sensation one time. It wasn't long ago, but I can't remember exactly when. I remembered the dream some when I got up, but now I can't remember anything about contents or length. Just that something different happened. It was a different feeling than usual because when I wake up usually the first thing I think is go get a drink like a water or a shasta or something. There is no dream information to think about in this case.

>>14997229
visit a sleep laboratory. It's not normal to not dream at all. 4–8 hours of sleep a night also is fucking terrible. It should be 7.5–8.25h.

>>14997229
>There is no dream or event or perception of time or awareness of anything.
>>14998262
>I wake up a lot of times randomly. I sleep when I get tired and wake up when health problems make me.
Congratulations, anon. You either have a serious sleeping disorder or don't understand the concept of a circadian rhythm, causing your sleep to constantly be fucked up.
For the record, going to bed at random times will confuse and stress your endocrine system by virtue of having it ad-lib the production. This is the reason for your cognitive impairment, health issues, and so forth.
Keep a fucking schedule. Here's my advice as a doctor:
1.) Go to bed at a set time (before 10 PM, if possible)
2.) No artificial lights 3 hours before bedtime
3.) Get lots of light in your early awake hours
4.) Exercise
If none of these work, get checked for a sleeping disorder.

>>14998341
>>14998361
Both of you guys probably aren't familiar with Maidfag. From what I remember of a previous thread, he suffered some sort of brain injury in the past that severely impacted his cognition and ability to interact with society.

>>14998366
Do you know if he's ESL? He seems to make the same consistent grammatical mistakes, the most obvious being missing the definite article. If this injury you're saying is true I wonder if that could have caused it, instead of him being ESL.

>>14997229
You know Pax? Not sure if he still posts on /sci/ but he knows a lot about sleeping and biology and health in general (he's apparently studied it for more than a decade).
You can probably contact him there https://chat.nootropicsrebirth.com/channel/a-scientific-chat

>>14998375
I only know how to speak English. Learning any other human language is an incomprehensible task to me.

>>14998366
I am not really sure was it one event or a lot of times got accumulated?

>>14998386
Thank you for telling me.

>>14998341
I don't sleep only at night. I sleep also in the day whenever I get tired. I can't control when tired happens and when it happens I have to sleep to remove it.

>>14998361
I used to have a different problem where I would be awake 48 hours and sleep 4-8 and rarely become hungry and lost a lot of weight. I am not sure when it changed.

>>14998421
Why do you not use the word "the" in so many posts where it's required to be there? Do you choose to?

>>14998421
There's something called neurogenesis. The brain can recover from a lot of neurological lesions. The issue is if you put it under constant stress and inflammation, that healing process won't ever happen.

>>14998421
Try supplementing melatonin right before you want to sleep for a while. 1g costs roughly $3 and you'll want to take 300-500µg a night, so you most likely have enough money for more than a year's supply.
Agomelatine would be a great addition to that by agonizing the melatonin receptors raising dopamine metabolism once you wake up. Increasing dopamine metabolism to NE is probably the best thing one can do. It reduces oxidative stress and neuromelanin formation within the DA neurons by shunting metabolism away from the countless dirty metabolites, it increases wakefulness when a person is exposed to light, but it induces sleep when in dark due to the AANAT stimulation in the pineal gland. This improves the circadian rhythm and generates N-Acetyl-Serotonin, Melatonin, and its metabolites. This further decreases the oxidative load and increases plasticity via the activation of TrkB. Defective dopamine metabolism has been demonstrated to be implicated in dementias.

>>14998424
I don't know. I didn't notice this happening. A long time ago I was in a program and they tried teach me several languages and I couldn't learn any type of human language except can read Latin well enough to look in a Newton book. In German it has a word like "the". Except it is three words and they have genders and something about dative form and other really bizarre Clown Rules I can never remember.

If part of a language doesn't have information I have a hard time considering it because my goal is say information, not make a well-formed sentence from the language. It is even worse with languages like german where useless information not connected to reality is required in sentences (An inanimate object doesn't have a gender.) Why do some nouns get "der", "die" or "das"?

In this stupid Clown Language "the maid" becomes "Das Dienstmädchen". Why does it have so many syllables to say "maid" and why, if we are using a Clown Language that has gendered articles, isn't maid feminine? "Das" is genderless in one of the few spots where a gendered article might be comprehensible. Or worse "the gun" is now "Die Waffe". Why is my gun female? Why did this Clown Language make a system where I have to remember gun is female to properly talk about her? Why do I have to do this now with every noun in the Clown Language?

It would be nice if someone engineers a simpler human language where every word expresses information and none are structural. A simple international language for communicating about engineering and math and maids.

I think someone tried to make it with Toki Pona but learning Toki Pona was also incomprehensible.

>tl;dr: I hate articles.

>>14998489
>"the maid" becomes "Das Dienstmädchen"
rather "Die Magd". With the diminutive aspect, btw, "Das Mägdchen", which is really just "Das Mädchen", which can be modified with the diminutive suffix again to become "Das Mädel".

>nobody said omega3 acids
take omega3 acids after supper

>>14998714
They can easily be rancid.

>>14998627
This is amazing. German is a fractal of bad language design where no matter how close you zoom in or how far you zoom out, you are looking at an absurdity.

>>14998456
Thank you for telling me. I will look for these things.

>>14998714
Would choosing to eat a lot of fish instead have the same effects?

>>14998726
>eat a lot of fish
Inuits eat a ton of wild-caught fish and have the shortest lifespan in NA. Their breastmilk is considered industrial waste by the EPA because it's so fucking high in PCBs. It's really only feasible if you make sure your fish is high-quality.

>>14997229
ffs you are back. ig we were too calm

>>14998421
Speaking of cognitive impairment, Pax recently synthesized a compound called sAPPα which could significantly with such lesions. He talked about it at the end of this post >>/sci/thread/S14836176#p14857278

>>14998751
That's awful. Is it possible to fix the fish so they stop poisoning those people?

>>14998788
Tell third-worlders to stop throwing plastic into the sea, and, I take it, Americans and the middle east to stop drilling for oil, which is the reason for a giant oil leak poisoning millions of fish every week.
Remember, pollution accumulates up the food chain. Fish that ate garbage will eventually be eaten by other fish, and so forth.

haven't read the thread much but do you keep a journal or do any creative writing of the sort in any regard? if so that may help, as well as keeping the lights off when you sleep and letting your mind wander (if it doesn't keep you awake; don't think awful or dreadful thoughts if it keeps you up). maybe also listen to music before you sleep but not right before and obviously not like speed metal or something very noisy like that unless you really do enjoy it and it won't keep you up further

these are all schizo ideas from someone who dreams pretty well, vividly, and often. and when you do dream, do your best to remember it and recount it as you wake up and write it down. i don't know why but it works for me and creates more and intense dreams. i usually sleep in relatively cold rooms (i dont turn on the heat and let it get to 50f inside sometimes) and use a fan even in the winters but as a schizo i am constantly thinking and in my head 24/7 which i think helps 'fluorish creativity' for dreaming. at times my dreams feel real and sometimes when i wake up i'm unsure if i'm still in a dream or not which sounds pretty cringe but it is what it is. it also doesn't help when some dreams practically play out your daily mornings and routines but some are also very odd and bizarre but anyways