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I have yet to try one of these.
Has anyone given this a whirl??
(The following is his email)
"The Wild Divine" is a biofeedback-controlled video experience of the best quality. The graphics are stunning and complex. The player has two GSR and a pulse-rate sensor (plus heart rate variability) to navigate through a surreal Myst-like world. Fans of Tolkien and other fantasy-world-building authors as well as users of the popular Myst series would tend to enjoy this, and folks who grew up on the West Coast. A very good way to involve teenagers with biofeedback, I would guess.
I would strongly encourage you to consider it closely from the perspective of market strategy and execution. It's $129: www.wilddivine.com/
(end of email)
Would love to hear about it, if you have any experiences with this device, let me know!.... Brock
Has anyone given this a whirl??
(The following is his email)
"The Wild Divine" is a biofeedback-controlled video experience of the best quality. The graphics are stunning and complex. The player has two GSR and a pulse-rate sensor (plus heart rate variability) to navigate through a surreal Myst-like world. Fans of Tolkien and other fantasy-world-building authors as well as users of the popular Myst series would tend to enjoy this, and folks who grew up on the West Coast. A very good way to involve teenagers with biofeedback, I would guess.
I would strongly encourage you to consider it closely from the perspective of market strategy and execution. It's $129: www.wilddivine.com/
(end of email)
Would love to hear about it, if you have any experiences with this device, let me know!.... Brock
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Re: This just in from my friend, who invented the Synetic Systems Proteus machine
Sun, May 29, 2005 - 10:40 AMDon't know about the west coast dig....but I'm thinking of buying it not for the deepak new age stuff but as a stress reliever. Has anyone tried this? -
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Re: This just in from my friend, who invented the Synetic Systems Proteus machine
Mon, May 30, 2005 - 9:12 AMi got it for my husband for his birthday.
he seems to enjoy it...
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Re: This just in from my friend, who invented the Synetic Systems Proteus machine
Mon, February 23, 2009 - 10:48 AMit's pretty cool, i have one and don't use it as much as i should but i love showing it to people just so they can see how their thoughts do things to their bodies :)