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Step 6 Other experiments

I might follow up on this project with a binaural beat box project.

maybe ... Make a "dreamachine" out of paper like in the picture,
cut holes and roll it into a tube,
and put it on a turntable and put a light bulb inside it,
and stare at it with eyes closed. (mid 1900's invention)

Comments

[rayjai]

The Dream machine is in NY right now at the New Museum

[EragonShadeslayer]

SoulFinger: the DreamMachine you made really works? I can't find reliable information on the spacing. Nor can I find the book you mentioned. Where did you find yours? VIRON: The binaural beat box sounds like i-doser, have you tried it and if so, does it work?

[goose12345]

type "how to make a dream machine" into google and choose first site by izzy 1981 and it has all the info.

[VIRON]

i-doser is apparently a scam. This explains why some people have said "it can get you into trouble", not from being high on illegal drugs you didn't even really take, but being scammed by the sites that offer it.
It definitely doesn't work. In other words:
It does NOT make people feel like they are on illegal drugs.

For binaural beats INFO take a look at bwgen.com
They also have a shareware program to try for a month free.
(but beware of the ad links-I wouldn't buy anything) also:
wikipedia

[kikiclint]

I agree. I tried some of the bwgen track and some other sites, and there are some of them which can make you woozy, but I really doubt that they can make you feel high. But then, what would I know, I like my brain cells and stay away from drugs. Just say no. I do think that the binaural beats do have an effect on your state of mind though.

[SoulFinger]

I built a dream machine using this method shortly after reading John Geiger's Chapel of Extreme Experience (amazing little book). I sized/spaced the slits so that they would create flicker in the "alpha" range (10-12 Hz, if I remember correctly). I would certainly perceive an explosion of bright colors and moving shapes ... really throws the mind into a tizzy. Thanks for the instructable ... I think you've inspired me to rebuild my little turntable powered mind candy. Cheers.