...can trigger hallucinations. This is based on a study in Psychiatry Research on the research of Giovanni Caputo, who gathered 40 people in a poorly lit room and had half of them do the eye-stare while the other half stared at walls while sitting back-to-back.
Afterwards those staring eye-to-eye said time got slower, they felt spacey and experienced strange hallucinations. It's believed to be due to an effect called Troxler's Fading, the effect brought on by staring at a single point for a long time
Warning: if you do this you do so at your own risk. Neither I nor (I assume) the ISF takes any responsibility for what happens.
Afterwards those staring eye-to-eye said time got slower, they felt spacey and experienced strange hallucinations. It's believed to be due to an effect called Troxler's Fading, the effect brought on by staring at a single point for a long time
Warning: if you do this you do so at your own risk. Neither I nor (I assume) the ISF takes any responsibility for what happens.
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