Constant heat temp or scheduled throughout day?

basically, jews,buddhists,muslims pray head down to satan. during the night christian earthlybowdowns count 40 times more than daily earthlybowdowns. since, most of the time witches pray during the night against christians, it's best to pray at night ...maybe you could do 2000 christian earthlybowdowns.. notice that muslims-jews-buddhists stay head down which shows that they worship satan; christians have to get up super fast showing allegiance to Christ and not the devil. so, christian earthlybowdowns: u face east, legs together (so that demon don't run underneath ur legs); u look at the eyes of icon (energy goes ur way according to saint Pelageya of Ryazan); u make proper Orthodox sign of the cross (first three fingers together as if u had a pinch of salt in them; thumb always straight; ring and pinky to palm; firmly touch forehead: "in the name of the Father"; firmly touch 1cm above belly button: "and of the Son", raise hand to chest level and now move to right shoulder where three bones meet: "and of the Holy"; move to left shoulder: "Spirit. Amen"; release the fingers; hand down by ur side); u bow down on ur knees (knees together), then put hands on the floor just touching each other, then forehead on top of backofhands; as soon as ur forehead touches the back of hands, get up super fast showing allegiance to Christ (and not the devil). do 2000 times during the night against witches. 'cuz witches work hard for satan (by praying like three hours); you have to show them respect by outworking them; u feel me? but of course when u tired u could pray the Jesus prayer at least three times every hour (don't sleep 4 more than 1 hour; wake up and pray the Jesus prayer three times; then u can rest a little bit; in case witches pray real hard to satan, then u have to pray to Jesus as many times as possible); thank u; forgive me rudeness.

If your thermostat is programmable, turning the head down to 65F at night or while you're away during the day is a good way to save loads of money on your heating bill. 

window sealing during the summer months,,snug fitting door trim..if the place is gas heated,w radiators.there is a burner which feeds gas that is adjustable to flame lower,if it is forced air,set the thermostat to 50 degrees when you are gone,,ir set the timer to once an hour for ten minutes

I can't quote any specific studies but most electric companies encourage people to turn down their thermostat when they are not home because it saves electric.

Around 68 during the day and wear sweaters.   Turn it down to 62 at night and stay under the covers.

For any given structure, the less difference between the inside temp and the outside temp, the slower the heat loss. That means you WILL use less energy allowing the temperature to drop somewhat when you are away. How much is the only question.

It used to be if the temp change was going to be less then 8/10 hours, then it wasn't worth the energy savings. Now, it is being pushed that everyone have a programmable t stat and change the temp regardless of the time. My guess is that with the higher efficiency heating systems, that time difference has been lowered, but not eliminated. 

Depends on your climate, insulation in your home, type of HVAC system you have, energy source, etc.

I have a ductless heat pump system and it's very energy efficient to leave each zone set at the temperature I want it to be 24/7.   I love being able to heat my living space to 69 and my bedroom to 60 and my downstairs to 55 unless I want to go down there in which case I turn that zone up. 

When I had central gas or oil furnace, I did a lot more turning it on and off with my comings/goings.   Those systems can change the temperature more quickly (like when you come home from work) but they are also much more expensive to run and do not allow you to have zones heated to different temperatures.