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Lucid dreams are dreams in which you know you are dreaming. You then
You don't have to keep a journal to lucid dream. I think people write down their dreams because they were so awesome that they want to keep the memory forever. At least that's why I write the occasional one down... WBTM, MILD, and WILD are techniques that help you lucid dream and they cost...- thehacker3
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Lucid dreams are dreams in which you know you are dreaming. You then
I've been trying this for the past few days and last night it finally worked! THANK YOU! I have many of the same problems as you guys when lucid dreaming. I remember the 2nd one I've ever had I was able to fly just like superman, but that was the only time I've ever been able to do it. Other...- thehacker3
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Lucid dreams are dreams in which you know you are dreaming. You then
There are many ways you can induce this kind of sleep - just search Google. I have a friend who says she can do it whenever she wants. Personally, I've never taken an effort to TRY to lucid dream, but it happens every couple of months or so. The last one I had was last week; it was incredible.- thehacker3
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Undergrad Creating a Poleless Magnet Ring
But ring magnets DO have a decently strong magnetic field - so what gives?- thehacker3
- Post #64
- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Medical How close are we to genetically altering brain functionality?
My college statistics professor directed us to that game. Agreed, no interest to play it, even if it may increase working memory.- thehacker3
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Medical How close are we to genetically altering brain functionality?
Thank you for a much more informative response. This answered my question quite well, actually.- thehacker3
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Medical How close are we to genetically altering brain functionality?
Title says it all. How close are we to genetically instilling more memory, faster processing power, etc.. in the human brain? Can an admin please PM this time before just deleting the thread? It's a serious question and an interesting discussion if taken as such.- thehacker3
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Discovering My Child's Lack of Physics Education: A Frustrating Reality
Well in New York, we had a mandatory Physics Regents class that was pretty easy, and excluded any calculus. It was pure algebra and trigonometry, and was a joke for most students. The ones who wanted to challenge themselves were then given the opportunity to take AP Physics the next year, which...- thehacker3
- Post #64
- Forum: STEM Educators and Teaching
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Medical What is your opinion on taking brain-boosting drugs?
Yes, but nootropics are over-the-counter and not prescription drugs, and therefore not illegal by any means.- thehacker3
- Post #37
- Forum: Biology and Medical
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High School Paper Bridge Project: Design for Holding 20+ lbs with 1 Sheet of Paper
Can you lick it? ;) Kidding; the easiest way would be to carefully cut a slit and use a T-shaped piece at the end of the roll and slip that through a horizontal slit cut in the sidewall of the roll.- thehacker3
- Post #11
- Forum: Mechanics
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High School How does light illuminate objects? (help me in a debate)
Well you would need a well-chosen gas.. in that case, you could cram, say, 20 projectors into one encasing and walla - hologram- thehacker3
- Post #12
- Forum: Optics
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High School Paper Bridge Project: Design for Holding 20+ lbs with 1 Sheet of Paper
dude, 12 cm is soooo short... seriously research joints and how to construct the optimal paper bridge on google first result i found when looking for "paper bridge" http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081125190512AAlSO2j- thehacker3
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School How does light illuminate objects? (help me in a debate)
How would it be possible, even with a million projectors, if you were, say, in a vacuum?- thehacker3
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- Forum: Optics
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Discovering My Child's Lack of Physics Education: A Frustrating Reality
I, respectfully, disagree. Having taken calculus in high school, I felt that it was a very valuable set of skills to have.- thehacker3
- Post #62
- Forum: STEM Educators and Teaching