Author Topic: I Dose - Digital music drug  (Read 2431 times)

 Holy forget, it's a new fad in Oklahoma going around about this new way to get high. Basically you listen to a song, and it somehow makes you high.  
I didn't try it, and I'm scared. If anyone wants to test it out just visit this Youtube Link
(This thing has instructions, go somewhere dark and relax. You must listen to the whole thing.)

 If you dare listen to it, tell me what happened :o



 People experiments:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhOX1GKkxbg&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KFKdK1Op7M&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErIsICTDFYE&feature=watch_response
« Last Edit: August 26, 2010, 04:07:59 PM by Riot »

if we're high how do we tell you?


I'm pretty sure this is all a psychological sort of thing, you think it's getting you "high" and so you act that way, nothing is actually happening.

It's bullstuff but I like the song..

I'm pretty sure this is all a psychological sort of thing, you think it's getting you "high" and so you act that way, nothing is actually happening.

correct

« Last Edit: August 26, 2010, 03:55:31 PM by Riot »



Riot the dude in your avatar looks like you
Is it? :O

 No lol, It's Coach :C

Oh the mustache made me think its you...
You know, the one you should shave? <3

Anyone had a true test yet? I'm curious.

its like a placebo affect

i've tried it before

I've used every dose and gotten no results out of anything but QuickHappy and French Vanilla Roast.

The idea behind it is that the sounds stimulate your brain using specific sounds (this is actually proven to work, sounds can effect how we think, imagine how a soundtrack changes your mood during a film), however I'm pretty sure I-Doser is bullstuff, evidence is sparse and the technology is sketchy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_beat

If they had a legit free thing I might try it, but it's not worth purchasing.

Good ol' I-Doser, the most hilarious thing to ever make it on the news as a drug.