@DR_MANHATTAN @Troglodyte369
Sorry for pushing through, but I believe you can take this experiment to the next level.
For instance, when I started, I kept it simple. I had a round of stimulation, such as yourself. For the first fieldsā¦
It didnāt take long to figure that I needed more, not less.
Iād go as :
- enpp
- nerve growth
- Superhuman
- Add ahd
- cognitive enhancement
- creativity
- Brain work
After a while, the list was long and boring. So I started to improve it :
Round 1
- Mstates
-Isirb
-Superhuman
- Well of Creativity
-Brain work
Round 2
-Superhuman (30min
-Brainwork (30min)
-alpha wave
And so onā¦ You see the difference from 1 to 2? And I kept bettering it in time.
I even had a genius idea to loop the Superhuman and such. Just to notice when I reached overstimulation.
Iām a brain enthusiast, and I love results. The brain fields provide tangible results. Such as very high focus, short powerful naps, spatial and visual ability (I could visualize in depth)ā¦etcā¦
To run an actual experiment you should have more testing other than the fields and the results. Thatās just lazy cause-effect.
You should set some parameters and triggers to understand whatās happening. Because if your one and only test is the actual result from the IQ test, that could change simply because youāre calmer, or happier, or sad, orā¦ What if you do the test on a off day?
Anyway,
Now things are even better, you have for example the Alchemical MStates Audio (this should be quite interesting - one day I will get it too ), Conceptual Realizations ā¦
Just push it really. Work. Youāve practiced, but I believe it is time to put in the work.
And most importantly, albeit I donāt use at the moment a brain stack, the results have stuck with me, oddly enough.
Iām sure Phillip can vouch for this : the brain stack can be quite addicting. If you do it right, you go from reading a book to master a subject pretty quickly. You sort of develop an addiction to thingsā¦ Really.