Notified Every Minute for a Week (The White Rose Study)

[@MossyMax]

I still haven't watched Mr Robot, but I've been doing this for the last 2 years on a 15-minute delay, using a MI Band. I have a Tasker profile set up to do a different vibration pattern at each quarter of the hour. I find it useful to get me out of ruts and remind me of what i' m supposed to be doing. I might try this on a smaller delay now, thanks!

[@esquedm]

Which app are you using? I have an Amazfit bip and I'm trying to archive the same

[@MossyMax]

@@esquedm MI Band Tools has a Tasker plugin that I use. I had to create 4 separate profiles for each 15-minute interval, that run hourly.

[@reallauradee]

Have you watched it yet? I just finished it today. It's my new favorite show of all time. I'm gonna watch it again from the beginning.

[@alessiopietrangeli9378]

Hello Maksym! What you do is exacly what I like to do! Thanks for theese commen, I was looking for somentings like that for a long time . I like to ask you , do you have to stop timer manual every 15 min or is automatically?

[@OskarNendes]

The more conscious about time the less you will spend on screens, this makes perfect sense, I experiment it myself in my life. Amazing experiment :)

[@paigeremde1261]

It would be very interesting to see this on a larger scale study

[@wei-yuchen9734]

I would like to suggest a different explanation for the cause of longer time perception of a minute when you're constantly notified ever minute. Under such condition(notified ever minute), we are likely to precieve more details compare to our normal status, thus our cognition adjust the perception of time to match the information that we're getting.

[@ro1942]

Wow this little self-experiment deserves more views, very interesting, thanks for doing it!

[@rootcodee.m8529]

Please share your app with google drive.

[@akashrajxyz]

can you share the code of the application or application

[@AK-ej8ps]

This is a fantastic video. Exactly what I expected (especially the anxiety bit)

[@electric-fire21]

This is a really cool project, I can tell you guys put a lot of thought into it

[@skipiripupape1907]

can you guys share the app

Thanks for doing that experiment so that I don't have to 😌

[@757beko]

In 2019 I was exactly asking these questions and kinda shocked with your video, it's awesome!

[@757beko]

Oh your video is much much better!

[@tysonkoch468]

Where can I download this

[@kenjidoom]

Where do you have the code for the watches?

[@murathax6587]

How can I find a watch that can do that?

[@NI-jq1eg]

You can use a digital clock with a timer function. Casio has a model with that function, for example ws100h, also the countdown has a repeat mode :) is a suggestion

[@kenjidoom]

@@NI-jq1eg Any other suggestions?

[@NI-jq1eg]

What watch model did you use? thank you :)

[@RedWheelbarrow]

Interesting study. Thanks for sharing

[@simhaari]

I had good results doing this for a year. The interval however, was 1 HOUR. I had good but different results at 30 minute intervals. Trying again at 15 minute intervals, diminishing returns, closer to your results.

[@jacobmcjunkin5045]

This is high quality

[@CentigradeMind]

Sleepin' with the watch ?! xD

[@eenzamevriend7183]

Love this!

[@yksinkertainen]

Yeah.

[@MD-rd8vt]

Why the fuck would you wear it to sleep 😂😂😂

[@Kometheus]

COME BACK

[@ricardo_valerio]

pomodoros.

[@tofuchewer]

wtfff