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Pat McDonald
09-14-2009, 02:43 PM
I came across these completely by accident, after having a set of spectacles disintegrate on me whilst I couldn't get another set.

I made a set of frames by hand, using green/yellow earth wire. I cut the pieces to size, soldered them together, and stuck the lenses in using bathroom sealant (made a hash job of it because I was working blind).

ODD PSIONIC SIDE EFFECT - after a couple of weeks wearing them, I noticed that my view of people was subtly altered. By closing one eye, I could get a view of their "good" or "bad" side - in my case, right side for good, left eye for bad.

After about 3 weeks, the effect was causing serious problems when talking to people (bear in mind, most of the people I was coming across in this situation, 9 years ago, were serious drug users). Many of them looked quite demonic when desperate for a hit - although their mood could affect my viewpoint.

After about 3 months, the effect seemed to stablise, and seemed to be pretty much inbuilt. I didn't need the frames or lenses anymore.

I wouldn't recommend anyone else try these on a full time bases, but if you're good with a soldering iron and want to have a go, feel free. Iwould guess the reason they work is that they interact directly with photons emitted from persons, redirecting just a tiny bit of electrical energy to the hindbrain on the left and right sides. It's very subtle at first.

Here's a pic of what I ended up with;-

http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/4059/greenspex.th.jpg

Redregon
09-14-2009, 09:53 PM
interesting... on the surface i'd be curious if the shock of having your eyesight change might have triggered that sort of aura sight as if to compensate? i've had lenses pop out and if they're not properly alligned when i put them back in the focus is usually a teensy bit off... which usually results in me having to squint just a bit until i can get them back in line (it would happen a lot when i had round frames.)

can you get it to work with both eyes rather than separate ones independantly?

Pat McDonald
09-16-2009, 06:15 PM
Eventually. First, you don't notice much difference. Then you start noticing that your eyes are seeing different "aspects" of people. This is when it starts to become a useful skill, but the mind needs time to adjust to having radically different visions of "people" in either side of the stereoscope. At the point the mind adjusts with processing the images, then it settles down and you stop "conciously" scanning people. However, it becomes very easy to detect hostile or hidden intent to cause harm.

I didn't really notice much for about 5-6 weeks. After that, it started to snowball somewhat.