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The ’90s ‘mind-control glasses’ that ended in lawsuits

Last updated: December 9, 2024 12:21 am
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The Zygon SuperMind brainwave synchronizer and its Behavioral MindScripts cassette tapes were once a revolutionary technology that promised to fulfill virtually every human desire. From learning a new language to quitting smoking, losing weight, or even experiencing the afterlife, the SuperMind claimed to be the ultimate tool for personal transformation. But how did it work?

The setup of the SuperMind system included the Brainwave Synchronizer computer and the Light Pulse glasses, which were used in conjunction with your own headphones and cassette tape player. By selecting specific programs on the Brain Synchronizer, users could engage in a process called Brainwave Entrainment, which aimed to synchronize brainwaves through external stimuli like flickering lights, music, or tactile sensations.

The SuperMind claimed to be able to induce four different levels of brainwave states: Beta for a waking conscious state, Alpha for a relaxed but alert state, Theta for creativity and dreaming, and Delta for the deepest stage of sleep. By placing the mind in these ideal states, the SuperMind programs were designed to help users achieve their intended goals, with durations ranging from seven minutes for a quick mental boost to 60 minutes for deep meditation.

Despite its promising claims, the SuperMind system faced numerous lawsuits and criticism from skeptics who labeled it as pseudoscience. Popular Science host Kevin Leiber even described his experience with the SuperMind as feeling tortured, highlighting the potential risks associated with its use.

Ultimately, the SuperMind technology may have fallen short of its lofty promises, but its legacy as an early attempt at harnessing brainwave entrainment for personal development remains an intriguing chapter in the history of self-improvement tools. As with any innovative technology, it’s essential to approach such devices with caution and skepticism, taking into consideration both the potential benefits and risks they may entail.

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