ham

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   by ham 9y ago

   I've had the sensation of deja vu on and off (particularly when tired) over the past 10 years. This began after experimenting with lsd in my early twenties and has sort of tapered off since. On one of the first occasions trying the dru
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   by ham 10y ago

   I wonder would it be possible - like in steganography - to hide the waveform in ambient noise or music so that it's not perceptible if used with speakers and microphone within audible ranges?
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   by ham 10y ago

   It has been suggested by peers/friends - who have clinical expertise in this area - that I'm somewhere on the spectrum. I don't see it but it has been mentioned enough times to me by different people (always in a careful&#x2F
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   by ham 11y ago

   Maybe a bit more likely to arrive on the consumer market are EEG devices (non invasive) that can do more than detect that you've blinked or squinted your face... http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/136446-darpa-comb
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   by ham 12y ago

   Regularly, I'd walk in a park near my workplace to work out problems and I began too often to play games and tricks with the magpies (another type of Corvid like the crow). I'd do things like throwing twigs on either side of them