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In 2003, the phsycologists of Hertfordshire University, including Richard Wiseman assembled people in the concert hall in London. They had them listen to contemporary music, and meanwhile, they also played an etremely low-frequency noise using a seven-meter-long pipe. As a result, twenty-two percent of the audience reported that they experienced a strange feeling. Wiseman suggested that ghosts are hallucinations caused by such low-frequency noises. Can this theory be true?
Episodes
1Lucid Dream 2E.M.D.R. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing 3Phobia Exposure 4Altered States of Consciousness 5O.B.E. Out of Body Experience 6Brain Homunculus 7L.T.P. - Long Term Potentiation 8Revolution of Limbic System 9Existential Ghosts 10Affordance/T.F.T. -Thought Field Therapy- 11Syntax Error 12Homeostasis Synchronization 13For the Snark was a Boojum, you see. 14Emergence Matrix 15Toward an Abandoned City 16Hopeful Monster 17Implicate Order 18Holographic Paradigm 19Negentropy 20Shaman's District 21Stochastic Resonance 22Passage