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I obviously can't speak for anybody else's experiences, but every time I've gone into a cave, the group has spent several minutes in the pitch dark, being quiet
by tsuraan 17y ago
I obviously can't speak for anybody else's experiences, but every time I've gone into a cave, the group has spent several minutes in the pitch dark, being quiet. I can't really imagine anybody not doing that; going into a cave without experiencing the dark and the silence would be a much less interesting experience.
- dugmartin 17y agoSame for me on every cave trip. The fun part is that if you do it long enough your brain starts making up shadow images that you would swear are real.
- scott_s 17y agoOur minds are not adapted to sensory deprivation. Hence, prolonged sensory deprivation can induce hallucinations, and exceedingly long sensory deprivation (combined with restraints to prevent movement) can impact sanity.