Authenticity

... Often the damage that is done is found long after the discovery is manifest as true. Common sense to me requires no internet links to verify it’s authenticity. It should be common to all, hence the word common. I came here because of the fascinating discussion that is currently going on concerning ...

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I can sometimes change a dream, but in doing so I feel it loses it's authenticity and I lose whatever feeling I was getting from it. I usually wake up soon after trying to "edit" a dream too. An interesting little tidbit: Artemesia (wormwood, sagebrush, ...

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... Beta waves, causing the listener to experience busy or anxious thinking and active concentration, arousal, and cognition. Also, I'm not proving authenticity of the event, I am proving the authenticity of a commercially sold product, which I have figured is a bit lame... so I have ruled this ...

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biaural means two channels, you can check it's authenticity by listening to it... so yes it's a terrible experiment if you're measuring authenticity or if there's bodily effect...since you're listening to "biaural" sounds all the time.

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... but am unable to construct a structured experiment. I originally figured I would just find a commercially sold binaural beat product and test it's authenticity by checking it's effects on the human body, but the experiment doesn't seem very good in my opinion... I've been looking into the effects ...

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