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I had that too. From an engineers perspective it looks like there is a coupling between the auditory and visual system/nerve. It makes sense that it only happen
by nom 10y ago
I had that too. From an engineers perspective it looks like there is a coupling between the auditory and visual system/nerve. It makes sense that it only happens when you are lying in bed because there is no sensory input and the 'gain of the signal amplifier' is at maximum.
- dmix 10y agoAnd if you're tired parts of your brain fall asleep before the entire brain, so you could be more attuned to more primitive sensory effects.