Thread: I - Dosers

I wonder if when used at the right frequency you could kill someone with a binural beat. Like set it so low that brain activity stops. I hope not.

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THAT is scary

Originally Posted by Webmaster

I wonder if when used at the right frequency you could kill someone with a binural beat. Like set it so low that brain activity stops. I hope not.

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actually I think I heard somewhere that hitler and the nazis were working on a big device that sounded something like what your talking about

supposedly they wanted to generate sound waves that would mess up the oncoming soldiers on body algorithms and make the heart and brain and vital organs just shut down

I don't know if there is any truth to that, or if maybe it was something different

Originally Posted by Acertine

actually I think I heard somewhere that hitler and the nazis were working on a big device that sounded something like what your talking about

supposedly they wanted to generate sound waves that would mess up the oncoming soldiers on body algorithms and make the heart and brain and vital organs just shut down

I don't know if there is any truth to that, or if maybe it was something different

Given a speaker big enough you could destroy entire armies, states, countries...
I'm sure they were working on it. We probably are too.

This totally reminds me of the Chuck Palahniuk book Lullaby. It addresses mass murder by sound waves and warfare based on noise.

It actually referred to sound and music as an arms race before Fall Out Boy did, just in case any one is interested in that lol.

This didn't do anything for me... just crazy sounds that if you were on the drugs they are supposed to simulate, it would be intense.

Originally Posted by Michael

This didn't do anything for me... just crazy sounds that if you were on the drugs they are supposed to simulate, it would be intense.

You probably have to believe it will work. If you don't, I'm sure you can make sure your brainwaves don't change or something.

This is not new at all. There was a post about it months and months ago that ran up a fair number of pages. Most of the posters said it never worked for them. I was among them. I believe it is a over-hyped borderline con.

The (pseudo-)science of it may make some sense, but this application does not. They are pretending to replicate the effects of numerous recreational drugs. They speak of all their "research" they do. I doubt this is much beyond a one/two-man operation. It would take a team of experienced research scientists to do what they're supposedly doing, even if binaural beats undoubtedly worked. The descriptions they give their "doses" are ridiculous too. I believe one costs $149.99.

Instead, although you must still take whole binaural beat claim with a pinch of salt, download something like gnaural, which is free. Or download a cracked version with all the doses available. Since it is most likely a con anyway (succeeding via the gullible), I don't think there is much moral question involved.

I've been using iDoser for the better part of a year now... I've tried many of the doses and have had experiences which to me were much like hallucinations but to onlookers almost looked like seizures... the doses don't all work.. and where you resonate effects your ability to be affected... anyone looking for advice on how to make iDoser work for you just PM me... I've helped (most of the time in convincing people that it really did work) my friends get iDoser results...

EDIT: iDoser actually has a "dose" called Lucid Dream... it's never done anything but put me into extremely deep sleep... though iDoser has never actually induced a lucid dream in me I would recommend either "Sleeping Angel" or "Astral"