Some people have had great success with binural beats (the thing that makes IDoser work). I personally doubt that it could work specifically enough to simulate specific kinds of drugs, but it could work to simulate a drugged state. Basically, it creates sounds at a certain frequency, based on the law of physics stating that your brainwaves will try to conform to the frequency of the soundwaves around it (or something like that). So you can use it for lucid dreaming, because when you are in the dream state, it begins producing a frequency that should make your brainwaves' frequency rise to a near-conscious level of activity, which should help you make the realization that you are dreaming. |
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