Science has done it. Lucid dreaming gadgets now exist. How long before NEETs are addicted to lucid dreaming with their waifus in paradise?>Scientists on Sunday said they had used a harmless electrical current to modify sleep so that an individual has "

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Discovery Allows Scientists to Induce Lucid Dreams in Subjects Anonymous 05/12/14 (Mon) 08:42:02 No.1773

Science has done it. Lucid dreaming gadgets now exist. How long before NEETs are addicted to lucid dreaming with their waifus in paradise?

>Scientists on Sunday said they had used a harmless electrical current to modify sleep so that an individual has "lucid dreams," a particularly powerful form of dreaming.

>The gadget comprises two small boxes with electrodes that are placed next to the skull and send a very weak, low-frequency electrical signal across the brain.

>"The effect… was only observed for 25 and 40Hz, both frequencies in the lower gamma frequency band," Voss said.

>Voss said, that it seemed inevitable that a similar device would one day be invented for consumers, enabling sleepers to latch onto lucid dreaming, for better or worse.

>"Although this is not something I am personally interested in, I am certain that it won't take long until such devices come out."

>http://gadgets.ndtv.com/science/news/discovery-allows-scientists-to-induce-lucid-dreams-in-subjects-522563

Distortion!xqNZ2gyOA2 05/12/14 (Mon) 09:34:24 No.1774

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>>1773

Anonymous 05/12/14 (Mon) 12:14:35 No.1775

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Yeah, watch fucking Facebook buy it just like they did Oculus Rift. Just imagine - fucking ads in your dreams… Just kill me now.

Spider!MwZtc/tGvw 05/12/14 (Mon) 13:00:39 No.1776

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>>1775
Godammit, why did you have to plant that thought in my head? Still, this thing is hat I've been waiting on for years. It's a time for rejoicing.

Distortion!xqNZ2gyOA2 05/13/14 (Tue) 21:07:55 No.1777

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>>1776
You see the irony of it is that he planted the thought in your head, the same way advertisements are. People are often frightened about the idea of ideas going straight into their head without their consent, but that's how ideas work to begin with. In fact, this idea is now in your head.

Assreaver 08/16/14 (Sat) 07:01:46 No.1865

I just read about this in the newspaper the other day.

Kind of feels weird, because for the longest time I was not aware that lucid dreaming was a rare phenomenon (Or rather I did, but not how rare it was). I get lucid dreams on a pretty regular basis and if anything I'm more freaked out by the non-lucid ones since it's one of the rare moments I have a disconnect with myself.

It's certainly not an endless degree of lucidity, though. I sort of have to outpace my unconscious mind, which can be a hit-or-miss ordeal.

By the way, so far I've been diagnosed with depression and some kind of slow encoding learning disability, if that gives any possible insight.

Oh and, I know absolutely nothing about Yume Nikki, so don't assume I'm a board constant.