@Anonymous User
Conducted: 2026-07-11
before the experiment, i did it sober meditating for many hours. i definetly observed the "code", but i came to the conclusion that it is not in fact code, but is speckle. Sober, i observed and experienced nearly the same thing, with the pattern or code being seen, but on the dmt the pattern became deeper and symbols stuck out. , because i observed a change in the pattern, could see it in either headspaces, its a trick of light/surface and the mind and perception. look at this image https://www.flickr.com/photos/3dphoto/4340029320 that is what i saw sober, and while on dmt i saw the patterns/symbols within the pattern.....its not the matrix though and im sure of that.
Summary
The experiment aimed to explore the Code of Reality phenomenon using a 650nm red laser on a surface both sober and under the influence of DMT, noting changes in visual perception and pattern recognition.
Key Findings
- •The visual pattern perceived sober was similar to the pattern observed on DMT but with less symbol depth.
- •The experimenter concluded the visual pattern might be attributed to speckle rather than any mystical or symbolic code.
- •Under DMT, symbols and patterns appeared more distinct and deeper.
- •The 'code' persisted and changed in form depending on the headspace of the experimenter.
- •Perceptions of the pattern were consistent across sober and altered states, suggesting a perceptual enhancement rather than a unique alteration under DMT.
Patterns Identified
Visual Patterns
- • Speckle-like pattern
- • Deeper symbols while on DMT
Behavioral Patterns
- • Perception of symbols becomes more significant under DMT
- • Consistent pattern recognition across sober and altered states
Technical Patterns
- • 650nm wavelength and 1mW power with 5m projection distance produce visible patterns
- • Perceptual distinction between sober and DMT-influenced observation
Scientific Insights
Scientific Significance
This experiment suggests that the observed 'code' may be linked to visual and cognitive enhancement under DMT rather than the creation of new visual elements. It highlights the interaction between human perception and complex visual stimuli.
Methodological Notes
The experiment was conducted with a single participant and makes subjective observations, limiting generalizability. The lack of equipment details (e.g., type of laser) may affect reproducibility.
Recommendations
Future experiments should involve multiple participants to validate subjective perceptions. More precise control of set and setting, and varied dosages, could help isolate the variables affecting pattern perception. Including measures of perceptual and cognitive changes under DMT would add depth to findings.
This analysis is generated by AI and should be considered as supplementary insight. It does not replace professional scientific review or peer evaluation.
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N,N-DMT
| Parameter | Protocol | Trial | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laser Wavelength | 650 nm | 650 nm | +0 nm (+0.0%) |
| Laser Power | 1 mW | 1 mW | +0.00 mW (+0.0%) |
| Substance Dose | 1000 mg | 50 mg | -950.00 mg (-95.0%) |
| Projection Distance | 1.5 feet | 5 feet | +3.5 feet (+233.3%) |
| Laser Class | Class 2 | Not specified | - |
| Substances | N,N-DMT 1000 mg | N,N-DMT 50 mg | - |
Additional Observers:
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