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Neat. When do they release the home lucid dream inducer?
by Walf 9y ago
Neat. When do they release the home lucid dream inducer?
- aalleavitch 9y agoIt’s called DMT
- 3131s 9y agoCalea Zacatechichi too.
- unixhero 9y agoBlue tooth IOT enabled (Blink the lights while exploring the underside) Spotify integrated Tinder enhanced Facebook dreams comparability Google drive flow (work in your dreams!) Udemy stream (I know kung fu) Tesla wheel dream (dream while you drive? / dream about your next car..?)
- IgorPartola 9y agoOh yes this. Ideally we want it closed source but with a backdoor or ten so that you can control anyone’s dreams though the Internet.
- m12k 9y agoIf you're into video games, you should play Dreamfall Chapters.
- croon 9y agoThe Longest Journey was one of my favorite games. I've been holding off on Dreamfall, but I should probably get it when I can find the time.
- m12k 9y agoMine too. I felt Dreamfall was a bit 'light' compared to the depth and charm of The Longest Journey. But I feel that Dreamfall Chapters is finally a worthy successor (though still not at the same height of 'all-time classic' as the original is for me, but few things are).
- the_af 9y agoI liked The Longest Journey a lot back in the day. A bit too talkative for my taste, but I loved the world-building, the characters -- I especially loved April, of course -- and the unconventional "plot twist" at the end. I didn't like Dreamfall. I didn't like what they did to April, and found the new characters uninteresting. Never played Dreamfall Chapters.
- amirexdev 9y agoSo this is how inception starts.
- mkstowegnv 9y agoand your fidget spinner can function like the spinning tops in Inception to tell you whether or not you are in a dream (so there really is a purpose for those things!)
- random_upvoter 9y agoJust look at your hand. In a lucid dream, your hand doesn't quite look like a normal hand.
- majewsky 9y agoDoesn't always work though. "Let's see... Seven fingers - yep, I'm awake."
- rightmess 9y agoThe nose-plug check is more reliable and physiologically based: pinch your nose so that your nostrils are blocked, shut your mouth and breathe in. If you're dreaming you'll breathe in anyway since your nostrils aren't actually blocked.
- logfromblammo 9y agoDon't even look; just poke a finger through your palm. When dreaming, the rendering engine is still turned on, but clipping is off, and the physics engine is switched to a simplified model. You can also breathe without an open airway, so the Valsalva maneuver does not work. As I need to do this several times during the day to relive underpressure due to my crap eustachian tubes, this is an immediate tell for me. Then I poke my finger through my palm, and usually get so excited about figuring out that I'm dreaming that I wake myself up. I've heard that you can spin around as though you were trying to make yourself dizzy to avoid waking, but it never seems to work for me.
- unixhero 9y agoIntel Management MEDC Dream Control
- bparsons 9y agoYou forgot to mention the ads. Subconscious impressions have to be worth a lot.
- abrichr 9y agoJust as Futurama predicted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHSDb-oI808 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHSDb-oI808
- manyoso 9y agoIntegrates with fitbit to track your exercise in your dreams... "Alexa, what is the weather like in my dreamscape?"...
- qaq 9y agoWork in your dream could be nice
- hugozap 9y agoHackers exploit the platform leaving 1000's trapped in their dreams, demand btc.
- jacquesm 9y ago> Google drive flow (work in your dreams!) Pomodoro sleeping for a double win.
- Klasiaster 9y agoThen maybe this will face the same legal regulation as drugs ;) I think that devices can help a bit more but are not really needed if you read the publications of researchers like Stephen Laberge. Because there are also other tricks which increase the chance, and still all seem to require practiced awareness and during daytime.
- amelius 9y ago1. Buy an EEG headset. 2. Train a neural network to determine when you're asleep. 3. Apply current when asleep.
- arde 9y agoWhat I'd like to know is if lucid dreaming attains the same quality of rest as normal dreaming. I doubt long-term effects of lucid dreaming have been studied.