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Im curious about the idea of using sounds and physical position while listening to them to alter the brain, but would rather stand back and laugh at Oklamoma.
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quote:Originally posted by Raymond Arnold: I'm wondering if people who have mild synesthesia are more susceptible.
Possibly? I HAVE felt high off of G-Force running Spunkshine's And Yet It Moves album and the video for Trifonic's Parks On Fire video, but I highly doubt
1. a non-synesthetic would get the same effect, and 2. it's habit forming in any way
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Listening to Tim Story's "Beguiled" album does tend to give me the same feeling, more or less that I got the one time I got stoned with pot in high school. But I think that's just because it's really super mellow.
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And not one person to say, "In counterpoint, this is a placebo effect, but you people may well be smoking crack that this has you wound up"? Way to go, local news media.
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It's really too bad they have a constitutional right to be the biggest F****** idiots on television.
But seriously, we need some sort of consumer counsel of sanity to start fighting back against the destructive effects of stupid local news reporters.
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