You Could Hack Your Brain To Have Unlimited Senses

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

"blind children are discouraged from clicking because its weird" Fucking humanity stopping superheros since the beginning of time

[@ImworriedImgettingspyedon]

Ikr Daredevil would be cool!

[@lillyrusso4482]

I'm blind and use ecolocation. after long enough you don't have to klick anymore small sounds in your environment are enough.

[@NortexG]

Lilly Russo Do you mind me asking, how are you able to read the KZbin comments?

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

NortexG - Art Computers have text to talk functions. and talk to text functions. There is also these cool haptic feedback devices that plug into the computer. Its like that game of whack a mole, with pegs popping up out of holes to simulate braile bumps, you can see this device being used on the tv show of Daredevil in a couple of scenes, yeah its real and its cool

[@lillyrusso4482]

it's called a brail note

[@ghostofdayinperson]

There are so many things that I experience in dreams that are completely indescribable.

[@jdtv50]

Felt that

[@alveolate]

"I want to see gamma rays! I want to hear X-rays! I want to smell dark matter!" - Brother Cavil, BSG

[@thiccityd9773]

That is the dumbest thing I have ever heard.

[@alveolate]

Drakethedrake that's cos you don't know where the quote is from.

[@reclaimingfire7903]

+Gregory Samuel Teo (alveolate) you rock sir, ;)

[@cody4rock]

+Gregory Samuel Teo (alveolate) It would probably become annoying in your day to day life, because you would want to see something very clearly, but there's these weird things that you also see (Gamma rays, etc)..

[@alveolate]

Sparkamelon , well, not necessarily... with the correct hardware, you could probably adjust the sensitivity of the relevant sensors on the fly. we're talking augmented bionics here, right?

[@meowzzar9583]

This kinda gives me an idea. What if for autistic people, or a lot more specifically people with Sensory Processing Disorder, could get a hack like those? Fix their over/under sensitive senses so they can experience the world like any other allistic / neurotypical / average person does. I say from experience, sometimes I wish I could see what it's like to not have the symptoms of my neurotype. Not see the world being so bright, not hear it being so loud and all the noises jumbled together in my head at all the same volume, what the nurotypical sense of touch is like, what having a normal vestibular and proprioceptive sense is like. Maybe sensory augments are the "cure", so to speak?

[@cenet1]

Love the longer videos!

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

I want infared sense, ultra violet sense, xray sense, magnetic sense, and telepathy edit: Also the ability to move my eyes in different directions at the same time, The sight has been doubled!

[@thiccityd9773]

Doctors hate him!

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

Drakethedrake Yup! with infrared I can see changes in patient temperature and in specific locations showing inflammation, xray for bones, magnetic sense for brain physiology, telepathy for psychology. Ultraviolet for.... I am sure I will learn something if I had it

[@sciencemanguy]

Leonard Greenpaw all those will be achievable with nanotechnology. Physicist Michio Kaku actually talks about getting telepathy and magnetic sense directly into your brain.

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

sciencemanguy Yes, but he also speaks against AI, and I really want AI to be real so fuck him... He is awesome though, I like him otherwise ^^

[@LeonardGreenpaw]

***** My favorite animal :D

[@whit9172]

*sees people clicking* OH GOD THE LAST OF US HAS BECAME REALITY THERE ARE CLICKERS

[@littoglisten2249]

😂

[@dgxgaminghd4191]

Whit DoesStuff 😂😂 that deserves more likes

[@NortexG]

So could you put your brain into a robot and live forever, learning to sense again?

[@NortexG]

***** ??

[@mysteryreadertheoriginal2145]

***** I wonder if it works that way but I'm thinking that it's the soul that carries what makes you you and I don't think you can transplant souls however…God doesn't make us one by one and breathes the breath of life in us, we're born from other humans so yeah, it's highly possible if the 'soul' is simply a concept and all you need is your heart and brain.

[@ronaldmcarther8141]

NortexG - Art let science figure it out

[@eliegemz2962]

MYSTERY READER (the original) Souls bahahahahahah. What makes you, YOU. Your brain. Your memories `-`. duh Souls aren't real xD

[@mysteryreadertheoriginal2145]

are you okay?

[@tylermorgan4287]

Tbh I never found learning fun or interesting but this channel has really changed my mindset

[@allisondoak9425]

It's like how when you work outdoors you can learn to sense the weather because of the temperature and pressure changes. Long hair can also expand the senses because the movement of it can tell you things about your environment. You can certainly learn to heighten your senses on purpose too.

[@mikem995a1]

I saw the new lens implant that can make you see 20 times better than 20 20. would be interested in hearing your views on this

[@ketfoen]

That last sentence of how the brain gets use to information really got me thinking.

[@sixstanger00]

But.....this isn't really unlimited senses. It's just using your sense of hearing & touch to translate external stimuli that isn't audible or tangible into information the brain learns to associate with those vibrations. It's still using hearing & touch, just acclimating itself to the new stimuli and it eventually becoming adjusted to it's presence. It's not a "new sense" or "additional sense," it's more like broadening the spectrum of what your existing senses can detect.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

+sixstanger00 You are probably right. However on thing to consider is that while sensory channels may be somewhat separate, senses themselves, are really not all that separate at the level of actual perception. There is a bleedover effect that creates much more complex neural patterns or "images" (understood as clusters of patterns derived from the sensory channels but translated and changed in the process). When these are related to embodied likes and dislikes based on both memory and experience and innate dispositions (autonomous nervous system or "protoself") along with both unconscious and possibly conscious associative patterns and memories of muscoloskeletal settings at the time such patterns were established or learned - you have a really complex mix wherein what we eventually perceive in consciousness has been thorugh an extremely complex process of translation, neural "mediation" and selection. The question then is what may happen if you add more variables to such a system, granted that even though you may be translating data to already existing channels - that data may be of a very different kind that allows for new emergent phenomena. That is to say - new senses are not added per se, but a new kind of data is added - not merely as a conscious understanding of principles, but at the fundamental levels of sensing, perception, conceptualization, cognition etc as a truly embodied process. If my body could learn to somehow "feel" say a translated 3d image of my immediate surroundings - not as direct sense-perception but as an embodied illusion employing existing bio-mechanics to create an entirely new phenomenon, not unlike a sort of spatial 6th sense that was not tied to specific images - we might have something akin to a new sense only situated in the body in a different way and existing more as a feeling than anything else. Surely the brain would be able to build patterns employing such a skill creatively in all manner of networking and lateral processing, and in the creation of the sense of self and maybe even impact the fundamental body-image or body map.

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

That... actually depends on what you define as a "sense" If you agree that the feel of touch and temperature take up different receptors then you agree that they are different senses Because I mean- well time technically dosen't exist but it effects how we experience the world, so if we had one less sense our lives would be so different we couldn't even begin to imagine it But if you don't agree than yeah you'd be right.

[@sixstanger00]

@@Bleepbleepblorbus No, it really doesn't. Science classifies touch and feel as one sense, since you can't experience one without the other. You can't feel something without first touching it, and you can't touch something without feeling it. For hundreds of years, science has defined the senses as: Sight, Hearing, Smell, Taste, and Touch. That's why clairvoyants are often said to have a "sixth sense."

[@phuku177]

Very enlightening! Thanks Trace! You rock dude!

[@huhuhufr]

Your topics are intriguing,I recently started watching them but I feel like they are meant for 12 year old kids or a population who stopped studying science at a really basic level,just feels incomplete really

[@michaelthomasson4966]

You aren't mistaken

[@JediNiyte]

Welcome to the United States.

[@sonumsahadeo6955]

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[@naruyashan]

I am the bone of my senses Sight is my body and touch is my blood I have received over a thousand sensory inputs Unknown to Infrared, Nor known to Ultraviolet I have withstood pain to create many visual representations Yet, those senses will never detect anything So as I pray, unlimited sense works.

[@hazdaboyy]

calm down archer

[@altalio5383]

lmfao

[@flvyu]

I may sound crazy, but I have dreams that give a hint to what will happen in the future. They are never exactly the same as my dream but if you were me you would know they are related. I am still confused about it and don't always want to believe it, but it has happened so many times that I have no other option but to think it's real.

[@balance3809]

Same

[@flvyu]

thats what I am sayin, its crazy

[@tejasexpress_]

you just qualified for a new job !!!!! a future predicter !!!!!! :) :)

[@flvyu]

I already work doing that, sorry man :(

[@chancemcclendon2538]

same

[@burzel-wurzel]

hold on for a second: if two people had sensors on their heads that read their brainwaves, and both had these vests that would like show the others brainwaves, and they would live together so for example if one is angry, he told the other one and that one can than associate this pattern with the other person is angry, over time, could they communicate like telepathie ?

[@bladesage08]

When he said that you can plant a rare earth magnet in your fingertip to sense magnetic fields, I said "Shut up and take my money!" I found a good article online and found some Neodymium-52 magnets on eBay, then I implanted one in my left ring finger. I am on day 7, and my new magnetoreception grows more effective as the tissue repairs itself. Still need to train myself quite a bit, but I am already loving it!

[@jdtv50]

Did you really lol

[@bladesage08]

@@jdtv50 Yes, and I've implanted several more since then. It's incredible. I can feel out ferrous metals and detect electricity, along with a couple party tricks. I can even sense the difference between AC and DC. I literally gave myself superhuman abilities for less than $10!

[@beverlybest302]

it's so weird... I've can make my mind empty and it's causes my body to start tinkling and it feels so relaxing.. and it's so weird cause the feelings getting stronger the longer I do it... idk what it is to, nobody won't believe me either

[@Shystichu]

I know for a fact that I have a few extraordinary "senses." My primary one is my empathic abilities. I sense people's state of being, mind and emotions who are around me. So accurate that my friends are kinda creeped out by it. Because I'll say something that is a true response to how they are feeling or what they are thinking without them having to express it to me explicitly. It works well for me at the poker table too. I also have a sharp intuition, for example, I went on a casino cruise with my gf at the time in florida and brought only 250 bucks with me. I was completely smashed drunk and sat down at the baccarat table, never having played the game. I watched 2 or 3 games then placed my bet, about 800 bucks later I finally asked the dealer how exactly was the game played lol. After he told me, the little voice in my head just kept telling me where to place my bet, and I kept hitting the ties. It got so crazy my tips to the dealer were in the tune of 300 to 500 and all the asians at the table didn't place their bets until I did. Well, that got the casino manager intrigued and he and his little crew came over to stand over me while I played. I guess they thought I was cheating, but I wasn't. I was just listening to my gut and it was scary accurate. I left the table with 4500+ , which would have been a lot more had I not go so generous tipping the dealer the whole way through.

[@DanneyTanner]

When i go on road trips throught differant towns my mood changes depend on what town im in.I get feelings that are better and worse than otheres.

[@JimClonk]

We will become the Borg and I'm ok with that.

[@alveolate]

Jim Clonk we need a video on transhumanism and the current state of the art.

[@JimClonk]

***** But those are external things. The borg have this stuff implanted in their bodies. And of course, then there is the whole collective thing.

[@JimClonk]

Then go get it implanted into your body and linked with your brain already!

[@unamed1142]

I'm glad that you understand how futile resistance is.

[@Shockszzbyyous]

+Jim Clonk I am not, No privacy !

[@sarahl.britskey5127]

What a horrifying idea. People are only thinking positive outcomes here. Essentially, can you imagine being beyond superman? Not just hearing from miles away but hearing actual thoughts, smelling/tasting things from thousands of years ago, seeing in all spectrums of light, seeing the future and the past without choice. Sense some electromagnetic fields... like the sun!? Sounds like sensing hell, I’ll keep my unfocused sense of reality thanks

[@dakotagarey]

the true test of these sensory/ body mods shouldn't be what happens when taken away but however how long they are needed to train the body to detect things like north or EMF, where a belt or magnet is no longer needed for the body to process this info. my 2 cents

[@belialbeetz1250]

lol at 5:20 you make it sound like an average family argument gone wrong

[@slokin82]

The finger magnet thing sounds familiar, maybe because Cody (from Cody's Lab) actually did that experiment and still has the magnet there even after a year and some odd months

[@giarcyelpir7892]

Would someone with a magnet in his or her finger damage a computer while typing?

[@BlazingMagpie]

I have this idea I really would like to try once I have enough money for materials and programming knowledge. Basically, I would contruct an input device that could register some sort of activity of my hand (I'm thinking of nerves, but I would try to register heat next if that doesn't work), then try to think of moving a controlled object forward without moving my hand at all, then save the data. I believe that with some effort it would be possible for user to learn to develop some patterns that can recognised from each other to control any device. At worst, it won't work at all or be inprecise and slow; at best, it could be possible to do complex tasks like writing with a keyboard or controlling a device with many variable possible with just thought. Still, it's only a dream at this point.

[@joseespinosa1585]

BlazingMagpie Make it come true

[@ondrejfoltyn8285]

It kind of actually exist

[@babatunde7576]

...

[@Avigorus]

I wouldn't mind a set of implants to get mantis shrimp style visual acuity (each eye with independent depth perception, infrared & ultraviolet colors, and can see the difference between polarized vs unpolarized light).

[@turkishdelight5486]

What if you could get these magnets, periodically turning them off and on so that you would understand how to use it as a sense, but also not develop a dependence on them?

[@LarsaXL]

Since we have two eyes, you could try wearing night vision or thermal goggles all the time. How would you be when you got used to that? How would your eyes cooperate if one of them saw visible light and the other saw something else? How would your brain adapt when that became second nature? I guess it would be more of a night vision monocle rather than goggles though.

[@thetraitor3852]

LarsaXL night vision changes the IR to visible light, so its like a normal display. your brain doesnt need to adapt to that but if you had the camera connected directly to your nerves, then it would be more interesting

[@Unboundedominion]

This I'm interested in. The more senses I have, the more I can experience life and in different ways. I WANT THIS!

[@mortophobegaming6454]

im a manufacturer and i so often wish i could just have some digital augmentation to just know by my senses what exact measurement a hard to reach surface has, or weather it's hot or at what speed it's rotating, or the smoothness of the surface without refering to these expensive measurement equipments that are really unhandy for hard to reach surfaces or corners. i guess with the right camera and direct connection to my body or brain i really could just see or just know the exact numbers :D would increase productivity at work by tenfold at least

[@henrymonroe7477]

I have actually sort of lost a feeling of cold and stopped having nightmares which is odd, then I do have a sense of something either good or bad that'll happen later on

[@henrymonroe7477]

With this sense I have a shiver that'll alert me to tell me rather something will happen

[@ELtwistedJRP]

ive been discouraged from using something similar to what ur talking about because it slows down my blood flow and heat production (turing me the color of undercooked meat) but everything else is as u said but becouse ive been downright discouraged ive started to lose the ability

[@leosims5173]

LEONARDO STARED THE PROCESSES OF SHARPENING YOUR SENSES. WE NEED TO DO MORE FEEDBACK AND RESEARCH ON THIS SUBJECT. I LIKE YOUR WORK, GOOD JOB!

[@davidstorm9481]

Btw if your looking for a new video idea. I'm sure tons of people would love to see a video of how usage of different hallucinogenic drugs affect the body and mind. it's an opportunity to educate and possibly make a difference. could do all drugs past, present or both. It just seems people have the most questions about hallucinogens.

[@brendanrisney2449]

So E.T. has that rare Earth magnet?

[@sunjay6953]

I feel like voice input software is going to get to the point where it could properly psychoanalyze a person given information on how they interact with their phone.

[@vikiyasviki9629]

I can somehow predict something by one second (sometimes half a second before it happens) and my reaction time is half that of a normal human being, I am so glad because I can predict movement in hand to hand combat and have enough time to react to it. Ask all you want.

[@thetraitor3852]

Vikiyas Viki do you always win in stone paper scissors?

[@vikiyasviki9629]

I never play it because people know I have a cheaty upper hand, when I do, I always win.

[@MichaelAPena1]

Just before I watch videos I look at how long they will usually be. RIGHT BEFORE it switched to the last subscribe scene, I turned my phone from landscape (full screen) mode to stop watching the video.. It's like my brain knew to flip my phone because precisely the video was close to 10 min.

[@ChaseKelleh]

This just opened my mind to so many possibilities with this information. The first thing about the vibrations telling him the weather just echoed in my mind because I can't believe this is a thing we can do. I want to make my own things like that belt tho. that would b pretty cool.

[@jimothy_hue]

if you're in tune enough you can sense the field of energy people give off.

[@jimothy_hue]

deep enough in, reality is just a configuration. an echo of base reality. being alone in the dark like a flame in the night because where you are isn't real, it's physically here, but not real.

[@jimothy_hue]

there are few real places here, entangled so deep they always remain.

[@jimothy_hue]

never walk outside of your body alone

[@15LaDell]

James Rhule yep it's true

[@IbrahimDouh]

James Rhule p

[@butteredtoast7246]

Is it bad that when he said blinds kids will learn to click to find stuff I instantly thought of the clickers from the last of us

[@toppo3705]

Same here haha

[@sydnifrancis388]

I told my mom i had a superpower. And she always said hearing color wasnt possible. HA MOTHER! IT IS! FRICKING SYNESTHESIA!

[@Xeno455]

5:00 all I heard was "Automail"

[@tramsgar]

Thanks, Trace! (Did you read that popular book "the brain that changes itself", btw? quite a lot in it about this.)

[@SmellySquid]

I love the terrible puns.

[@stevenmordy6872]

I wonder, if you wore something like the magnetic belt - or some other sense mod - long enough, would you be able to just intuit where north is if you took it off?

[@ZeroSechs]

I have a question regarding the senses, I lost my sense of smell about 6 years ago from a skull fracture but I can still taste (excluding smoke/flavored tobacco). Is there a way I could get in touch with someone to see about a possible solution? The Doctors had no idea why I couldn't smell, they did CAT scans and some other scan but no evidence of anything wrong. I'm kinda miss smelling more often now.

[@mightylerone]

You can smell a thunderstorm comming when it smels like hay being wringed in the air outside

[@aida_amore]

My hearing senses have increased in the craziest way. I guess those aliens that visited me were real....actually, they are 👽

[@bwill1268]

can I get Spidey senses

[@lexxbot]

weirdly I do feel like I have something like a GPS in my brain that senses direction, I find it very easy to navigate most places and I can generally tell where a given direction is by feeling, even indoors..

[@nickly1032]

Lexx Bot same!!!!

[@haileypuerner131]

I'm good at sencing weather all the time I can smell it if it is going to rain or snow humidity.

[@tobitoes1052]

WHERE CAN I GET THE MAGNET BELT?!

[@hidderaven7890]

I need it!mit sounds so cool!

[@orlendatube]

Tobi Toes my whole family needs it (except for me-i'm the only one with my sense of direction intact)...its a a real disability to have no "load stone' as many put it...my mom gets los easily...

[@IamRanJos]

Could you make a video on the 6th sense (intuition)?

[@oliverbarwell2425]

I want some of this stuff. It sounds dangerous and complicated but would be awesome.

[@MichaelZola]

Amazing channel, really enjoying this sit down format. TestTube Plus Fantastic report, that was just a fantastic experiment; and a great way future tech may be able to hack the brain, and our senses.

[@nikkil5214]

Why don't you cite your sources, and if you do where can I find the listing?

[@burzel-wurzel]

is it possible to buy this vest and try these things ?

[@Imaginzer]

Awesome Video, very informative and interesting, Thanks for posting it, keep it up!

[@nicholas22222222]

It was so weird when I was younger I would look at the clock and it would be the same time every time 11:11 I just looked and every time it was 11:11 now I don't have it and also many people can just wake up when they want to

[@Gvantsa]

The clicking thing is so cool that skill should be encouraged.

[@WispyAce]

So what if you can't smell, does this mean I see and Hear better than some other people? or some other awesome enhanced sense?

[@yazaz12ten]

Amazing!!!what KZbin and the internet offer.

[@MG-jq4js]

I regularly have lucid dreams and OBE’s, which i consider to be even more than extra senses

[@Mahevish1995]

+TestTube Plus will there be a way possible in the future where we can train our brains to not forget i.e., create an eidetic memory? or something along those lines?

[@maddiebyfaith]

I want one of those vests. Are they available for sale or do they need more work? I would really love to have one!!! We humans are stagnant in our evolution so something like this would work wonders for us!

[@etherealicbeing5386]

I have advanced senses and being able to acknowledge my surroundings and all the details in every little thing! I’m not even joking

[@shayzadg]

i have a sense where i can recognize any movie or face from just seeing it for about 2 seconds and my brain literally voices to me what the movie is (like me telling myself what it is) even though i saw parts or the full thing as a kid. fun but very weird since i rarely watch movies and can identify them from just seeing a scene

[@AnonymousAnonymous-tu7jd]

So if you can tell there's someone behind you without looking at them or hearing them is a sense?

[@franciscohuizar1923]

Anonymous Anonymous Happened me few weeks ago

[@patrionparot3506]

You can learn to feel force through other objects than be able by reflex counter as I amd many other people su h as chiropractors and tight rope walkers have You can also learn to sense trouble in domeones mind if you to had similar or the same problems then you could guide them through that cloid

[@ibiyemifabanwo9201]

What sense is learning categorized under?

[@DIRENGREY097]

People thousands of years ago were doing this without a vest. It's not easy to teach oneself new senses. Also intinution comes from the heart like most other things. The heart generates far more information your brain ever will. It has much more powerful electro-magnetic field and tells the brain what to do most of time. We been studying too much on the wrong organ. We can live without functional brain but, will die without a heart. Heart also communicates with other hearts is reason why we can sense or know bout another person without talking. Brains don't connect or communicate with other brains..was shown in studies. Our cells too are self-aware and has many senses untapped...just saying...

[@Buzzer]

link to the belt experiment please

[@CariagaXIII]

can i use the vest to detect feelz

[@CariagaXIII]

***** i wanna detect the feels of trees.

[@Kayclau]

Are there any studies about turning off and on your senses at will? I've always wanted to be able to do that.

[@Jon58004]

+Doblestorm Heroin

[@Kayclau]

That's not a study, that's a method.

[@satyjeetshinde3859]

hey brother... its realy useful information for me. thank you,.

[@Aajaaha]

So what you're saying is my brain is a sense addict. Seems legit.

[@ralphhvald3774]

Could you put links to sources in the description? I really like your videos but I like to dig deeper to! of course I could start a google session myself but links would give me somewhere to start :)

[@the11382]

Someone should make a program for a smartwatch/phone that can give you weather data in the form of vibrations.

[@davidstorm9481]

Trace, show us what's on your laptop sometime. seriously man just curious if your reading a script, notes, a website. or do a quick video on how your whole system for getting the show together

[@GloGangBruceWayne]

titties

[@FortessOfMind]

can we get the links to the sources

[@chichi415frisco1]

Awesome. Love the thumbnails by the way.

[@VariantAEC]

This isn't hacking your brain. Man I should do a Kickstarter for Extra Layer Visual Sense (ELViS) which could in theory allow people to see electrical pulses. By placing a layer of reactive material on top of the retina. Possible issues include colorblindness, total blindness and loss of the eye. The material bonds with some cones in the retina on a chemical level and stimulates them causing the person to see electrical activity around them represented as a single color. It would be a permanent augmentation that would interfere with natural color vision. This would be an outpatient procedure that could take as little as 15 minutes to complete.

[@paul_chandler3082]

Ha elvis

[@VariantAEC]

NebulaGFx I know it's goofy :| I'm allowed to see mostly man-made electromagnetic forces completely invisible to all other people naturally. Recently I've determined when the power went out at my house while I was at work and when the power has gone out at work while I was home without the aid of any devices on multiple occasions including one time when I had no devices on me! I've learned to map electromagnetic signatures to places. Not sure how how this happened exactly. I came to the conclusion that that must be what is happening simply because I can tell when the power is not on where I live or at places I frequently go to when I'm away. After being hit by lighting I don't use it to pinpoint where and when lighting will strike anymore. I knew my risk of getting hit was 100% when I was hit. A hard lesson to learn is forgiving myself for getting struck in the first place. Had I known the issues lightning strike survivors face I probably wouldn't have done it. It's a strange thing to have.

[@orlendatube]

VariantAEC sounds awesome for those of us having visual disturbance anyway...cant use my left eye for anything else (unless a slight amount fo white light counts as "use"-ist more distracting than anything....cant even see movement)-If your system would still work i'd do this!

[@Torguish]

''In a SENSE! (pun) ...heh...'' Funnier that it should've been.. :'D

[@fusiontricycle6605]

Great. Now I want to get a neodymium magnet in my finger and teach myself echolocation.

[@scoobie1818]

u dude great vid, and thanks for finding so objective facts the i didnt loss my mind, just found n other way if my mind litteengine of imagiontion work. i took the same princibels and pushed it hard for a week and its like a way to split time, make u tripplle the life of ur ideas while live.. i mixed speed rapping with speed reading - effected my thinking - the speed i can can more words, the way i custract senstesnes works by sound, and i just wright, thinking backwords , or just manage to make my mind flex in way i feel imn read cards now. my rhight hand feels tempo, im alwaus on bit, like a mancine , its easier then trying to miss it or control my tick of counting. i thought about using a figet spinner, it get spin my mind in a chill way. but even go higher with the techinc. cheersz hope ur having ahappy apocclps day

[@cassgryphon]

I kinda want one of those magnetic north sensing belts.

[@jorgekajali]

It's been a great week for learning

[@RosscoAW]

This is how the "sensory processing/integration issues" of autism spectrum 'disorders' work. Speaking from personal experience, of course.

[@georgeloudbush2885]

i heard we used to use clicks to communicate before speech

[@davidwoek3041]

Nice video, keep up the good work

[@dambrenn]

how do i get that belt?

[@StephenTWelsh]

i know someone that had something put into his fingers so that he can feel the electricity through wires.

[@penguinkothe8323]

I once duct taped a magnet to my glove but someone threw it away😕

[@smaranik9061]

I think you should add some sort of music to the video...cause even with all of these awesome content it gets drowsy in the end

[@AdamHicks20]

I am a sighted individual and i learned to echo-locate in high school.

[@SungazerDNB]

That bicycle riding kid you're talking about got hit by a car and died.