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Auditory high?
So my friend was tlleing me about this site he found that has sounds that let you simulate drug trips. something about when you listen in headphones and you get 2 diffrent bpm's in each ear, i guess its supposed to fuck u up. any one know anything about this or a site where i can check it out? thanks
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| Originally posted by tubularbills reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee |
it'd be a repost if he said "hey, look at this shit!", instead he asks "hey, where can i find this shit?"
of course he could search for it, but what would you put in the search criteria smartasses? "drug headphones trip site"?
They suck. If you want to get high just go for the real thing.
the application i-doser lets you buy "trips". 45 minutes of buzzing that's supposed to simulate all kinds of drugs, from crystal meth to weed.
Yeah I tried that (the free version of course). Pretty much just placebo effect as far as I can tell.
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| Originally posted by Taranis Yeah I tried that (the free version of course). Pretty much just placebo effect as far as I can tell. |
That actually sounds kind of interesting, but I imagine it takes a fair bit of effort, and even with that effort isn't much of a replacement for the real thing as far as drugs go.
Being high just wouldn't be as fun if you had to put effort into and focus on it.
i used trial version and then pirated free "doses" off of various sites.
nothing. dont waste your time... instead, waste your money!!!
insert://dime bag
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| Originally posted by Taranis Pretty much just placebo effect as far as I can tell. |
I am posting under the influence of these miracle drugs RIGHT NOW.
*swats at nonexistent fly*
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| Originally posted by Omega_M It's not a placebo. The CD is a result of scientific application of the binaural beats technology. the buzzing sounds that you hear cause a beating phenomenon and the low frequency waves generated as a result affect the mental states. To what degree they will affect will depend on various factors including your degree of relaxation and so on. There was a big thread on this topic a few months ago. |
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| Originally posted by kr00t0n Is it based on brain wavelengths n shit? I've heard about something like that. |
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