My ideas: The "XILD" and "IILD"

Normally, induction methods go into WILD, MILD, and DILD.
Here, I invented two methods that I would like people to test.

The XILD: eXperiment Induced Lucid Dream
As the name implies, you experiment with your environment. You just need to remind yourself to try doing impossible tasks periodically.

The IILD: Incubation Induced Lucid Dream
This seems to be a very easy way. Assuming you are familiar with the technique called "Dream Incubation," you can control non-lucid dreams indirectly by pre-programming them before sleep. Now, the simple method is to incubate a dream of using an imaginary "control machine" that notifies you of dreaming and allows you to control the dream world.

In fact, I used IILD in my first semi-lucid dream: I incubated holding a DOS command prompt and being the system administrator of a enormous simulation. Strangely, I did not realize that this "simulation" was my dream.

Your XILD would be the same thing as a DILD. The only thing is your "experiments" would basicly be reality checks that take more effort. Also Acording to Stephan LaBerge, trying to do something imposible for your reality check usualy dosn't work. The reason is that if you try something you think is imposible in a dream your schemas that say it is impsible will still be working and it will still be imposible in the dream. That is why RCs like the noes pinch which are realiable and inconspicuous are the best ones.