Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
iDosing: parents, kids has it hit Harringay yet?
I learned about iDosing on the BBC World Service last night.
Reported round the world as "Free legal drugs that can be downloaded through the internet" we're reading warnings about iDosing like "Parents, welcome to your new nightmare". it's apparently set to be the latest craze, as reports sweep the internet of kids achieving catatonic or hallucinogenic states simply by downloading and listening to "digital drugs".
I couldn't help titter at "What little analysis that has been done on the dangers of iDosing claim that while the practice itself is mostly harmless, there's a chance of it leading to more harmful addictions."
But first, a primer on how to iDose.
It's not that difficult - simply find a dark room, slip on your headphones and sit motionless.
Listen to repetitive, atonal tracks. A quick Google search for "iDose tracks" will bring up some options. (e.g. i-dose.us)
How much time it takes to achieve any transcendental state is entirely up to the user, but it might be prudent to make sure someone else knows you're in the cupboard.
Apparently the effects are achieved through binaural beats, first discovered in 1839.
According to i-dose.us, the tracks on their "Binaural Beats" list can promote a range of feel-good vibes which can help you quit smoking, relieve PMS and relieve pain.
Narcotics authorities in the US are concerned that the practice of searching online for stronger iDoses leads users down the path to more harmful practices. "iDosing" can be seen as a gateway drug, they claim.
I'll leave you to explore the world of iDosing for yourselves through Google & YouTube.
Let us all know if you get high!
Reported round the world as "Free legal drugs that can be downloaded through the internet" we're reading warnings about iDosing like "Parents, welcome to your new nightmare". it's apparently set to be the latest craze, as reports sweep the internet of kids achieving catatonic or hallucinogenic states simply by downloading and listening to "digital drugs".
I couldn't help titter at "What little analysis that has been done on the dangers of iDosing claim that while the practice itself is mostly harmless, there's a chance of it leading to more harmful addictions."
But first, a primer on how to iDose.
It's not that difficult - simply find a dark room, slip on your headphones and sit motionless.
Listen to repetitive, atonal tracks. A quick Google search for "iDose tracks" will bring up some options. (e.g. i-dose.us)
How much time it takes to achieve any transcendental state is entirely up to the user, but it might be prudent to make sure someone else knows you're in the cupboard.
Apparently the effects are achieved through binaural beats, first discovered in 1839.
According to i-dose.us, the tracks on their "Binaural Beats" list can promote a range of feel-good vibes which can help you quit smoking, relieve PMS and relieve pain.
Narcotics authorities in the US are concerned that the practice of searching online for stronger iDoses leads users down the path to more harmful practices. "iDosing" can be seen as a gateway drug, they claim.
I'll leave you to explore the world of iDosing for yourselves through Google & YouTube.
Let us all know if you get high!
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Permalink Reply by james walsh on
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Something should be done.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbq3kc29Tmg
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Permalink Reply by Nigel Lupton (luptonn) on
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CAKE is the first thing I thought of when I saw this post so thanks for finding the video James.
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Permalink Reply by matt on
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Or try this to gain a trance like state;
Invented many moons ago. No digital hook up needed.
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Parents! do not fear, teenagers are not in danger, this is a fad, a passing phase in the ongoing consumer ridden 21st century! i can see whats trying to be achieved but its rubbish, its not drugs as it hasnt cost a penny! also its a sonic high, basically i could reach this "state" listening to Trance music for an hour or even some Native American drums and chants, dont be scared, exploration is part of the Human Experience, and if your kids do end up on drugs well thats just bad parenting man! peace
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