Audio drugs

[xlcq]

Hi, guys, what do you think about audio drugs, based on bin-aural effects. Does they really work or its a myth?
Lot of internet portals now offer to download some of drug-music samples, like LSD, Cocain, etc.

[King_Bee]

SWIM wouldn't waste his time with them.

[SullyGuy]

Ah, the much lamented I-Doser... While bi-nural beats are real, and effective, they don't emulate drugs. I-Doser is a testament to clever marketing, lack of morals, and the placebo effect. But don't let that turn you off em. They're very useful for meditation and the like!

[lostmente]

agreed with sully, they are remarkable tools to entrain the mind.

Infact, swim is very fond of the fundemental premise of resonance that it operates on

[b3ni]

SWIM Always assumed that it was made up to sell the headphones that the site goes on about. Although I have never listened to any, so I can't really comment.

[SullyGuy]

Originally Posted by b3ni

SWIM Always assumed that it was made up to sell the headphones that the site goes on about. Although I have never listened to any, so I can't really comment.

Yep, also the fact that "Hand of God" goes for 199$ must help (I've heard it... not anything remotely special). Of course I could always be one of those people it conveniently doesn't work on

But the Alpha, Beta, Theta, and Delta waves all work nicely!

EDIT: Wowza... they've kicked their game up a notch... they have a "Dealer" program (commissioned sales) and links to "Legal Bud" and other such nonsense now. Times have changed.