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May 24, 2012
Lumia

Want to control your dreams of being a shark with laser beams?

Two developers have built a sleeping mask which uses lights that send signals to the brain while sleeping that it IS sleeping, which then would allow people to have lucid dreams that they can control. It looks like a standard sleeping mask and supposedly doesn’t bother the sleeper.

I don’t know, I’m a bit skeptical, how would you even test this to say that it works?

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