There’s a Lucid Dream Machine sleeping mask on Instructables that pulses LEDs in your eyelids four hours after you fall asleep, waking you up just enough to notice your dreams and control their outcomes. The mask requires a fair bit of soldering and programming experience, so it isn’t for DIY luddites like me. Which is good, because my sleep is too precious and my dreams are too weird to want one of these anyway. [Instructables via Make]
Joram Arentved
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 4:21 AMIf there is any Buddhist among you & in existence op there, it’s right now yourself & a good labor lawyer, who are please quite welcome to receive any of my further & most reliable informa-tion, i.e. about, what a good future means to me, so that I can of course tell & e.g. help us all 3 find out & maybe a good an-
swer to, what’s whose destiny & why, greetings, arentved@in.com, a man, who dares to sound honest.