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I suspect after enough months of no stimulus you just go unconscious. Your brain learns to be conscious why wouldn’t your brain learn not to be. It’s normal mod
by erikpukinskis 7y ago
I suspect after enough months of no stimulus you just go unconscious. Your brain learns to be conscious why wouldn’t your brain learn not to be. It’s normal mode is to stop caring about noise.
- jimmaswell 7y agoLearn morse code so you can communicate with any action you can do, like in Johnny Got His Gun (the basis for One by Metallica)
- baddox 7y agoThat only works if anyone is “listening.”
- felipemnoa 7y agoSOS is pretty recognizable even by people that don't know morse code. It has a very distinctive pattern to it. You can use it to get someone's attention.
- collyw 7y agoAs someone who was in the boy scouts then the air cadets as a kid, this seems true. Is it the same for people who have not had an upbringing that involved outdoor activities?
- neuronic 7y agoHow many weeks of entertainment will it provide when you are trying to make people notice that your left blinking eye is morse code?
- jimmaswell 7y agoIn the movie, he was signaling "kill me"
- hestipod 7y agoThe guy in my story had no voluntary movements so Morse wouldn't have helped. But memorizing: .-.. . - -- . -.. .. . Could be useful. *Cannot format it properly sorry.
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- collyw 7y agoSensory deprivation tanks would suggest the opposite happens - they are supposed to be similar to the psychedelic experience.