The God Helmet

[typicallistener]

def. gonna start referring to my penis head as the God helmet

[HumbleNarrator]

Originally Posted by typicallistener

def. gonna start referring to my penis head as the God helmet

does it emit radio waves that cause hot chicks to see god?

mine seems to have that affect on dudes. not really helpful at all.

[typicallistener]

Originally Posted by HumbleNarrator

does it emit radio waves that cause hot chicks to see god?

also gonna start calling my cum "radio waves"

QED: yes. yes it does.

[HumbleNarrator]

Originally Posted by typicallistener

also gonna start calling my cum "radio waves"

QED: yes. yes it does.

I heard that eating pineapple makes one's cum cause people to see god.

or was that "makes it taste sweet?"

[DudeEMETIB]

Humans can experience something and interpret it as a religious experience/god's presence. Sticking your head in a magnetic field might induce such a thing.

So worth the experiment.

This doesn't take into account that all test subjects, religious or not, probably have dealt with religion a good deal. So are probably more prone to describe such an experience in religious terms than someone who doesn't know about God/Allah/Nirvana/Thor/Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder.

[dEadERest]

Originally Posted by DudeEMETIB

So worth the experiment.

so if you had committed your life to neuroscience and some douche bag college regent said, "Apply for some grants, we need the money. Maybe you can bang a subject or an undergrad." what would you choose to study?

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by DudeEMETIB

Humans can experience something and interpret it as a religious experience/god's presence. Sticking your head in a magnetic field might induce such a thing.

So worth the experiment.

This doesn't take into account that all test subjects, religious or not, probably have dealt with religion a good deal. So are probably more prone to describe such an experience in religious terms than someone who doesn't know about God/Allah/Nirvana/Thor/Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder.

The point is to study functions of the various areas of the brain.

[dEadERest]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

The point is to study functions of the various areas of the brain.

shhh, i got this . . .

[DudeEMETIB]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

The point is to study functions of the various areas of the brain.

It seemed like the point was to see if he could recreate a religious experience to better understand them. Which is kinda boring.


As for your question Deaderest, I'm not a neuroscientist, so I don't know what areas in the field are less understood than others, I'd probably try to find info in a place where neuroscience is lacking and can benefit from study in...

but me, personally, probably something in memory, what makes a memory a memory, what makes one more memorable than the other, besides significance to the person experiencing what would become the memory...like perhaps things occuring in a certain state of mind, or if the presence/absence of certain chemicals or neurotransmitters effect memory formation/retention.

Again, for all I know this might be a well researched understood area in neuroscience...but it's one I'd be interested in learning more about.

[dEadERest]

Originally Posted by DudeEMETIB

Which is kinda boring.

or if the presence/absence of certain chemicals or neurotransmitters effect memory formation/retention.

seems pretty well sussed out.

I find the god helmet line of research of value because of the constant threat that religiosity has posed to free societies.
Today we are faced with a mind numbing debate over a cultural center built on private property 2 city blocks from the site of one of the greatest uninvestigated crime scenes of all time. As a nihilist atheist anarchist hobbyist-socioanthropologist, I encourage any research that can further investigate the seeming organic manifestation of our search for g0d.
I got distracted in following the trail of threads and videos and forgot where I saw the guy talking about how, as we became more self aware, the inevitability of death would create so much anxiety that we evolved a sense of permanence to balance that shit out. Good stuff.
But, yeah, you worked in neurotransmitters so GOY.