I have more than enough time to do what I want each day as it is (focus is more of an issue than time), I'm unsure of the long term health effects of polyphasic sleep, and there is little to do outside my apartment locally between 1 am and 7 am. Most things occur between 11 am and 9 pm.
If I ever wind up in an area where I can go to movie theaters, plays, coffee shops, museums, or dentist appointments, etc at 4 am any day of the week, or I decide I want to work 12-16 hours per day while still having a life outside work, I may consider giving it a shot. For now I enjoy the flexibility of going to sleep only when tired, and waking up only when ready to do so.
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