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 Posted: Sun, 27th May 2012 07:49 Post subject: Morpheus Mask: Be your own dream driver |
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Morpheus Mask: Be your own dream driver
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What would you do if you could control your dreams? It is a question that has tantalized sages and philosophers for ages. Now, two hip millennials from Brooklyn have created a mask that will put you in the driver’s seat of your own lucid dream.
Sounds too good to be true? Well Duncan Frazier and Steve McGuigan, the 30-year-old founders of Bitbanger Labs, claim that Remee is “the world’s first “comfortable affordable, lucid dreaming mask.”
They say “the key to lucid dreaming is recognizing when you’re dreaming.”
While asleep, a person will usually cycle through the five stages of sleep multiple times, with the REM (rapid eye movement) stages getting progressively longer.
Working on an adjustable time delay, six red LED lights embedded in the mask “glow, sweep and blink” over one’s eyelids. The duo claims that once a sleeper slips from non-REM to REM sleep (where dreams usually occur) a microcontroller will flash a series of customizable light patterns for 15 to 20 seconds, with a second delay of 15 minutes between each signal.
As the lights bleed into your dream, they present a “perfect chance to become lucid.”
They say that while not bright enough to wake the user up, the lights will appear as anomalies in a person’s dreams, alerting the sleeper that they are dreaming.
emperor's clothes I think
Link
http://www.rt.com/news/mask-control-lucid-dreams-801/
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WaldoJ
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almost supported them on kickstarter. though, i tried one of those over the eye caps at night... y'know to have full pitch black when you sleep and that shit is just annoying. 
anything that sort of wakes you but doesn't actually wake you works for lucid dreaming. best thing to do is use one of your most favourable songs playing at a certain time at a faint volume that you can hear but won't wake you. Over time you'll adjust and realize you're waking up in a dream. \o/
you just need something that'll just nudge your sleep  I has lucid dreaming almost all the time when i do dream.
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| Posted: Sun, 27th May 2012 09:45 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Sun, 27th May 2012 10:55 Post subject: |
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Those light devices have been out for decades, this is literally nothing new. And the WILD method works better anyway.
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| Posted: Sun, 27th May 2012 22:53 Post subject: |
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Yes but can they detect when you're in REM sleep/dreaming?
There were clocks that were tracking your sleep cycles some time ago.
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