The Second of Three Releases from Scott Lawlor

Posted on the 18 August 2016 by George De Bruin @SndChaser

New Scott Lawlor Release

This is the second of three releases from Scott Lawlor on CerebralAudio: Experiments In Isolation Two. This release picks up where the first release ended and explores two topics related to Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy (aka REST).

Part Two of this series explores two related topics to sensory deprivation.

On Total Isolation Scott explores the results of an experiment conducted on six individuals. The individuals were locked into chambers deep inside a nucler bunker for forty eight hours. At the conclusion of the experiment several of the participants were unable to complete simple tasks, it was estimated their mental capacity had deteriorated, with one subjects facilities deteriorating by 36 percent. All of the men in the study were also found to be much more suggestible, although the women were not.

Theta State is the brainwave that is seen as marking the transition from being awake to sleeping. During some types of tests / therapy (primarily Flotation REST) the Theta State can last for several minutes, This state is often seen as contributing to enhanced creativity or problem solving.

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