Your Lucid Dreaming Statistics

[Cobalt Storm]

I had the crazy idea to keep track of a bunch of stuff I could think of...like average time per LD, number of LDs, number of times I've had a Layer x LD, average LDs per month, and so on. I arranged them into an excel sheet full of colorful graphs. Like this one: avg time per ld.jpg If anyone has something similar, I'd be really interested in seeing what you've come up with.

[Venryx]

Not so far -- well, at one point I recorded a short summary of each lucid dream (along with time, length, and intensity/clarity), so I could go back and calculate frequency, but I haven't done that for quite a while. I could share the raw data and/or make graphs, but I am too lazy atm. (also, I think I would be embarrassed at this point to show the raw records of dreams from years ago) I do plan to begin this soon, though (the detailed recording of data/statistics), as I plan to integrate these functions into a new lucid dreaming website I'm developing. (so it'll hopefully be easy for me and anyone else to do) I'll probably post here again when I get it up and running. (currently working on an experimental LD incubation tool on the website) In the mean-time, would be interesting to see graphs from other people! Jacob, yours is similar to how mine have been recently of pretty short periods. I used to have substantially longer ones, say 10-15 minutes, but it went down after I started focusing on real-world projects more. (I am swinging back toward lucid dreaming now, though)

[Venryx]

Lol, it double-posted my message, then when I try to edit/delete the second one, an error message pops up showing "Could not find phrase 'nopermission'.". Must be a bug with the new updates being applied. (I'm all for them, but there apparently are some issues that need ironing out) EDIT: Halfway-nevermind. On refreshing the page, the message duplicate disappeared, and editing for the first one works.

[Darkmatters]

That's still the old glitch. It tends to double-post unless you use Go Advanced - sometimes anyway. SpellBee wrote a script that finds and automatically deletes the second post, and if you try to edit it that's the message you get. The thing to do instead is, if you get a double post, don't try to edit either one (if you are able to the script won't detect it as a double and won't delete it). Instead wait a few seconds and refresh the page - the second post should have disappeared.

[Dark Passenger]

[laziness intensifies]

[Cobalt Storm]

I recently had the idea of calculating what percentage of my LDs are under what category, based on method of induction, peak layer of lucidity (Layer 1 to Layer 4), and time spent per LD.