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buddy
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Friday 7/16/10 - 3:06:46 PM
"iDosing" refers to MP3s that get you high just by listening to them. |
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JayY
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Saturday 7/17/10 - 12:57:07 PM
I hate people so very very much. |
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omfgigorawr
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Saturday 7/17/10 - 1:07:47 PM
For one, wow they're voices were horribly off, and what happened to the days when the biggest internet worry was porn? Next thing you know there will be sounds on youtube to make people head explode.. |
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reb0rn4never
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Saturday 7/17/10 - 3:51:34 PM
What are the physiological effects? |
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Saturday 7/17/10 - 5:05:59 PM
"Kids are going to flock to see what it's all about."
It's a good job they haven't told loads of people about it then.... |
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Holybmxfreak
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Sunday 7/18/10 - 3:28:14 PM
On Saturday 7/17/10 - 3:51:34 PM reb0rn4never wrote: What are the physiological effects? |
I have tried Idosing and Binaural beats and its just like taking the drug that you choose. I have experimented with many drugs and the only difference is it takes longer to get "high" and lasts longer than using illegal drugs. But their are no lasting effects. But there are also good effects because if you are really depressed by something that happend you can listen to some that make you happy and you feel better and your subconscious also feels better for a few weeks.
I am not advocating the use of Idosing or drugs. |
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reb0rn4never
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Sunday 7/18/10 - 6:12:42 PM
Interesting. But if Idosing is relatively new, then how do we know there won't be any lasting side effects down the line? |
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reb0rn4never
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Sunday 7/18/10 - 9:32:56 PM
Hmm.. I still don't buy it, it really doesn't seem possible. Placebo effect perhaps? |
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Holybmxfreak
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Monday 7/19/10 - 2:19:09 PM
On Sunday 7/18/10 - 6:12:42 PM reb0rn4never wrote: Interesting. But if Idosing is relatively new, then how do we know there won't be any lasting side effects down the line? |
Idosing isn't that new. It was discovered in 1839 by Heinrich Wilhelm Dove.
For more information about it see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaur... |