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Thync: Winner of "Cool Tech" @ CES. (1 Viewer)

Wild. I'm curious to see what the long term effects are, and really, what it's doing in the short term. If it's doing something like causing the brain to manufacture dopamine via electrical stimulation, it could cause people problems down the road.

 
Wild. I'm curious to see what the long term effects are, and really, what it's doing in the short term. If it's doing something like causing the brain to manufacture dopamine via electrical stimulation, it could cause people problems down the road.
Pfft..."Down the road". Who cares about that? I wanna be happy now! Let's boil my noodle juices and get this party started!

 
Lots of questions, both ethical and scientific. But i think the one that most needs answering is what happens if you put it on your junk?

 
Lots of questions, both ethical and scientific. But i think the one that most needs answering is what happens if you put it on your junk?
I don't really see it as an ethical issue, personally. I mean, what's the difference between enhancing ones mood via electrical stimulation as opposed to smoking a joint, drinking a martini, doing a horse-choker line through a segment of garden hose, thinking happy thoughts, lying on a raft in the middle of a pool on a quiet afternoon, punching someone in the face, banging some whore, etc?

I imagine that question will be answered in short order. There's no way that within a week of this being available for mass consumption that there isn't a Youtube video of some dude hacking it to go to 200% and then attaching it to his taint. If no one else, Knoxville or Steve-O will do it.

 
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This looks incredible.

It's an interesting concept: could one become addicted to a machine the same way one becomes addicted to a synthetic or natural substance to achieve the same end result feeling?

I'll admit the answer to that is way over my head, but I'm very intrigued to see folks from the medical community evaluate it along with...the rest of us...putting up YouTube videos of the results.

ETA: I liked the angle of "...does this allow the rich to become smarter?" I hadn't thought of that, and I feel like there's definitely something too that. As if to get the effects of Adderall with a research paper deadline without needing to score the Adderall from someone, just turning your machine on and getting the same effect. Crazy.

 
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Sinn Fein said:
-jb- said:
Lots of questions, both ethical and scientific. But i think the one that most needs answering is what happens if you put it on your junk?
If you want ants on your junk, just lather it in honey and go lay out in your yard.
Some of us have snow in the winter, guy.

 
Looks like you have to buy additions "strips" to use it. It comes with 10 energy and 10 calm ones.

Won't buy it given this imo.

 
Looks like you have to buy additions "strips" to use it. It comes with 10 energy and 10 calm ones.

Won't buy it given this imo.
My understanding is that you can reuse the strips as long as the adhesive is sticky enough to keep it adhered to your dome.

 
My wife has chronic headaches from anxiety & being tense all the time. She has no chill. I wonder if something like this would help.

 
With the proprietary stickum pads it only costs another $300/mo to use, too!!! :excited:

IF this actually works, I'll hold off for the $39.99 version on ebay/amazon in 3 months. Hell, given the history of kickstarter projects being mired in absurd delays, the $39.99 model will probably beat this to market :lol:

 
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I listened to the Radio Lab Podcast that they reference here a few months back. I think this article understates what the tester said regarding longer-lasting side-effects. I don't recall it exactly, but I want to say that the tester said that it did seem to permanently dull "non-stimulated" life. I'd call that a pretty real side-effect. I'll pass on this kind of thing until others do some extensive use and validate that it's not going to mess with me permanently.

 
I listened to the Radio Lab Podcast that they reference here a few months back. I think this article understates what the tester said regarding longer-lasting side-effects. I don't recall it exactly, but I want to say that the tester said that it did seem to permanently dull "non-stimulated" life. I'd call that a pretty real side-effect. I'll pass on this kind of thing until others do some extensive use and validate that it's not going to mess with me permanently.
Nothing is ever as good as the first high.

 
Curious if anyone has gotten one yet.

I've gotten feedback from one person about it so far. Said it seems to work for him. Used the calm setting while working in a very stressful client site and found it helped. Feels more alert after using the energy one. Pretty much as advertised.

Still concerned about potential long term effects.

 
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Curious if anyone has gotten one yet.

I've gotten feedback from one person about it so far. Said it seems to work for him. Used the calm setting while working in a very stressful client site and found it helped. Feels more alert after using the energy one. Pretty much as advertised.

Still concerned about potential long term effects.
I'm curious too after listening to a podcast about it...the host mentioned some odd feelings after stopping use. That kind of thing needs a lot more research before I go putting one on.

 

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