Lightbending

[IAmCoder]

This is why I have been calling myself the first lightbender... recorded during sleep - the lightened areas are from an algorithm that detects movement:

[Highlander]

Hi Michael. I'm presuming you used your recent (IR) Halo cam to record these pictures, or did you use the original version? Did the EEG data/Lucidcode correlate that you recorded the movement as REM? If so, do you remember the dreams if the recordings were over one night? The fourth video seems to be recording the eyebrow/muscle movement (judging on the white 'activity') more so than the eyelid if that helps your analysis. BTW good luck with the research.

[IAmCoder]

Thanks! Yes, this is the most recent version... I haven't been using EEG anymore, ever since I messed with tDCS. I remember the dreams very well. The one at 0634, for example, I woke up from a minute or two later. A hippo that I had saved as a baby after its mother was killed by a rhino was distraught because there was construction going on close to its pool and I had to tame it... I was like "don't kill me bro, I saved your life once". Then I held my hand out like you would to a dog and it let me lead / chase it to a safe place.

[Highlander]

It seems like the honeymoon period for tDCS is over for now, until there is more consistent scientific research to back up the claims published by Voss, etc. The interesting thing that I heard (as I have never tried it personally) is where the (tDCS) user would experience phosphenes during start up/stimulation. Did you get that effect with tDCS? I wonder (if so?) how these 'phosphenes' might translate over into a dream scene, or if the brain overrides them during sleep?