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I'm convinced I could operate some kind of (very sensitive) input device while lucid dreaming. I can touch type well so I'm thinking of making "keyboard gloves"
by mrspeaker 14y ago
I'm convinced I could operate some kind of (very sensitive) input device while lucid dreaming. I can touch type well so I'm thinking of making "keyboard gloves" or something to communicate from the other side. Though I should have a look - I can probably already order them on Kickstarter.
- FreeFull 14y agoEyes would probably be the best way to communicate with the outside world, since during dreams you retain full control over their movement.
- Monkeyget 14y agohttp://xkcd.com/269/ http://xkcd.com/269/
- mrspeaker 14y agoInternet rule: there is xkcd of it. But actually, I found mention of communicating via eye movement here: http://daniel.erlacher.de/index.php/Time_required_for_motor_activity_in_lucid_dreams http://daniel.erlacher.de/index.php/Time_required_for_motor_... But that's a bit too low bandwidth for me ;)
- jerf 14y agoThere's a guy setting up to experiment with morse code via eyeblinks: http://lsdbase.org/ http://lsdbase.org/ I don't think he's quite got the hardware all done yet. It's probably the best plan. It has been scientifically demonstrated that eye movements are under something like conscious control (for the relevant value of "conscious") during dreaming, as shown by the famous recording of someone's eye movements going back and forth very clearly, while the subject reporting watching a tennis match. There's nothing else you can count on being able to move; I'm not sure what typing you expect to occur in the real world no matter how strenuously you type in your dream.