Psychedelic Information Theory
Shamanism in the Age of Reason
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... like a screen saver algorithm or stacked video feedback loop. The Shulgin scale does not attempt to model this kind of complexity in hallucination, nor should it. PIT is attempting to model a more granular level of sensory detail. You say e...
What is Nonlinear Hallucination?
... has destabilized and become nonlinear. A video feedback loop is an good example of a nonlinear perceptual system (Fig. 2); each frame captures itself and the previous frame, and then itself and the two previous frames, and then itself and th...
... of any movement, similar to visual flange or video feedback (Fig. 3). While holding the eyes still an increase in frame overlay makes solid objects crystallize into something very fascinating and precious like a faceted jewel, creating a quality...
Chaotic fingerprints and space-time labyrinths
video feedback is a great example of real-time evolving self-organising systems near the edge of chaos. With a relatively simple camera-monitor/TV set-up you can produce a vast spectrum of time-based fractal species, many of which bare great similari...
video feedback is the process of pointing a camera at the screen displaying the camera's output. This creates a feedback loop of images infinitely repeating onto and over themselves creating interesting patterns. An initial curious result has become ...
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