u/triggered_cricfreak9

Are your investment decisions always rational—or does FOMO play a bigger role than we realize?

I'm looking for insights from Gen Z and Millennials to understand how social media, market trends, and the fear of missing out influence investing.

If you've ever invested in stocks, mutual funds, crypto, ETFs, or any other financial asset, I'd appreciate 3 minutes of your time.

Your response is anonymous and would be incredibly valuable.

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Thank you for your support!

I've noticed that devices like Apple Watch, Oura, WHOOP, and Fitbit are great at measuring sleep, but I'm curious what people actually do with that information.

If you get a poor sleep score, do you make meaningful changes? What changes have actually worked? Do you think the next step in sleep technology should be improving the bedroom environment automatically instead of just tracking sleep?

I'm interested in hearing real experiences rather than theoretical answers.

I've been thinking about an idea around sleep.

Since deep sleep and REM sleep are critical for recovery, memory, cognitive performance, and overall health, what if there was a system that used your wearable data along with your bedroom's temperature, humidity, CO₂, and air quality to automatically optimize your room throughout the night? The goal would be to increase deep and REM sleep by adapting the environment to your body's needs instead of relying on a fixed AC sleep mode.

Do you think this is a problem worth solving? Would you use something like this, or do you think existing solutions are already good enough?

I've been thinking about an idea around sleep.

Since deep sleep and REM sleep are critical for recovery, memory, cognitive performance, and overall health, what if there was a system that used your wearable data along with your bedroom's temperature, humidity, CO₂, and air quality to automatically optimize your room throughout the night? The goal would be to increase deep and REM sleep by adapting the environment to your body's needs instead of relying on a fixed AC sleep mode.

Do you think this is a problem worth solving? Would you use something like this, or do you think existing solutions are already good enough?

I've been thinking about an idea around sleep.

Since deep sleep and REM sleep are critical for recovery, memory, cognitive performance, and overall health, what if there was a system that used your wearable data along with your bedroom's temperature, humidity, CO₂, and air quality to automatically optimize your room throughout the night? The goal would be to increase deep and REM sleep by adapting the environment to your body's needs instead of relying on a fixed AC sleep mode.

Do you think this is a problem worth solving? Would you use something like this, or do you think existing solutions are already good enough?