DIY Lucid Dreaming Device Makes Your Dreams Come True, Just Not In Real Life
Lucid dreaming is the ability to realize you’re dreaming and then actively control what you do, like flying naked into the president’s office or winning the ball game with a nuclear touchdown or whatever crazy crap you people fantasize about. It isn’t an easy thing to do, but there are people out there hell-bent on making their dreams enjoyable, I assume because their waking lives aren’t that exciting.
The best way to get yourself to lucid dream is to send yourself a signal while you’re in a deep sleep, generally via a flashing light of some sort. A dude who goes by “natetrue” went and built himself a mask that does just that, flashing you about 5 hours into your sleep cycle. The best part? He’s now selling kits so you can make your own for $30. Get your PJs ready, because I think there are some supermodels that need saving from a volcano… in your mind.
Product Page [via Neatorama]
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