Data Dominus @Data_Dominus

@morganlinton No, my question was: how can you be 100% certain how much REM or deep sleep you need to feel rested if you can’t be certain about the accuracy of any wearable? If the measurements themselves may be off, how do you know the specific amount you need?

1 0 3 78 0

View Details

Data Dominus @Data_Dominus

2 months ago

@morganlinton But what if the device was inaccurate all along? In that case, your perception could be calibrated to inaccurate measurements rather than your actual sleep stages. Out of curiosity, which wearable are you basing this on? Is it WHOOP, Oura, Apple Watch, Garmin, or something else

0 0 1 42 0

View Details

Data Dominus @Data_Dominus

2 months ago

@morganlinton It’s possible that you’ve calibrated your sense of feeling rested based on your wearable’s data. For example, if it consistently showed that around 2 hours of REM sleep meant you were well-rested, you may have come to associate that number with feeling good.

2 0 5 995 0

View Details

Data Dominus @Data_Dominus

2 months ago

@atteonthephone @cynical_reason @Harnisc08225444 Dm me, i have the possibility to do so in Milan

1 0 0 141 0

View Details

Data Dominus @Data_Dominus

2 months ago

@atteonthephone Curious to see how this will be clarified...already out of this market

0 0 0 82 0

View Details

Data Dominus @Data_Dominus

2 months ago

@atteonthephone I understand the yes argument, it’s fundamentally correct but it’s clearly in bad faith. Anyone with 1 brain cell understands that there’s an error in the rules.