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The level of resemblance with a psychotropics' trip is simply fascinating. It's definitely really close to how our brain reacts when is flooded with dopamine +
by joeyspn 11y ago
The level of resemblance with a psychotropics' trip is simply fascinating. It's definitely really close to how our brain reacts when is flooded with dopamine + serotonin.
I wonder if the engineers at Google can make the same experiment with audio... It'll be funny to listen the results.
- fortyeight 11y agoI'd be interested to see if the results end up looking something like DIPT which is the only known mainly audio hallucinogenics.
- tripzilch 11y agoMight be interesting, although I've always liked the visuals* of psychedelica a lot more than the audio effects (which in my experience, mostly tends to make sounds be perceived really "loud" and "close", rather than "trippy"--unless that's what you associate with "trippy" audio, of course). Dunno if my experience is typical, obviously. * also the particular mind-altering effects, which are hard to describe