@David Carter
AdminConducted: 2025-10-17
2 subjects are attempting to see if they can see the same code together. After about 10 minutes, the two subjects locked onto the same information by way of a larger geometry they both could see.
Both subjects initially were able to see code immediately, but continuously had the impression that they might be looking at different layers of the code.
This changed after one of the subjects saw a large pillar with writing that subject 2 could also immediately identify. They began calling out letters immediately. interestingly, both subjects could easily agree on the architecture of integers they saw, but when encountering symbols nearing languages like mandarin / katakana like, which neither subject knew, the agreements were clearly harder. They began playing a game of calligraphic Scatergories. They were able to consistently lock onto characters, more consistently when they were near larger geometries within the code.
Summary
Two subjects attempted to observe shared visual codes projected by a diffracted red laser while under the influence of DMT, achieving synchronization in perceiving certain geometric and symbolic patterns over a 10-minute period.
Key Findings
- •Both subjects initially perceived code but were unsure of shared perception, requiring alignment via a 'pillar' geometry.
- •The subjects could easily agree on numeric architecture but had difficulty with symbols resembling unfamiliar languages.
- •They observed better synchronization of characters when focusing on larger geometries.
- •Subjects interacted through a game-like process to facilitate synchronized perception.
- •Shared visual patterns were more consistent near prominent geometric structures.
Patterns Identified
Visual Patterns
- • Large pillar with writing
- • Architecture of integers
- • Symbols resembling mandarin/katakana
Behavioral Patterns
- • Synchronizing perception via geometric reference
- • Game-like interaction to facilitate agreement on symbols
- • Better consistency in recognition near larger geometries
Technical Patterns
- • 650nm red laser provides immediate visibility of codes
- • Larger geometries facilitate shared visual perception
Scientific Insights
Scientific Significance
This experiment supports the hypothesis that shared visual frameworks (geometries) can facilitate mutual perception of psychedelic codes, indicating transpersonal subjective experiences have a foundational visual object that may enable similar experiences across individuals.
Methodological Notes
The experiment successfully used pair observation with real-time interaction to assess shared perception, though lacked quantitative measures of agreement beyond verbal confirmation.
Recommendations
Future studies should include more subjects with diverse linguistic knowledge, employ visualization tools for real-time mapping of perceived symbols, and explore other wavelengths to assess variations in code visibility.
This analysis is generated by AI and should be considered as supplementary insight. It does not replace professional scientific review or peer evaluation.
| Parameter | Protocol | Trial | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laser Wavelength | 650 nm | 650 nm | +0 nm (+0.0%) |
| Laser Power | 1 mW | 3 mW | +2.00 mW (+200.0%) |
| Substance Dose | 1000 mg | 20 mg | -980.00 mg (-98.0%) |
| Projection Distance | 1.5 feet | 5 feet | +3.5 feet (+233.3%) |
| Laser Class | Class 2 | Class 2 | |
| Substance | N,N-DMT | N,N-DMT |
Additional Observers:
Yes
Visual Effects
saw code of reality
Yes
code clarity
clear
symbols seen
other
symbols description
Both subjects were able to find each others characters via / geometric pattern matching with larger objects in the space.
code moving
No
movement direction
size changed
No
characters tiny
Yes
beam changed
No
beam changes description
code behaved like object
Yes
code persisted without laser
No
persisted after turning off
No
persisted when looked away
No
could influence code
No
influence description
where else seen
Experiment Setup
room lighting
distance feet
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