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From: sdl@linus.mitre.org (Steven D. Litvinchouk)
Newsgroups: sci.virtual-worlds
Subject: Re: NYC VR event January 20
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Date: 3 Jan 91 04:01:07 GMT
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In article <13628@milton.u.washington.edu> decwrl!well.sf.ca.us!well!hlr@uunet.U
U.NET (Howard Rheingold) writes:


> Future Fest
> An Exploration of Consciousness-Expansion, Creativity, and Communication
> 
> Mind machines:
> The Synchroenergizer
> The IM-1
> The MindsEye Plus and Courier

For those of us who may not be able to make it to Future Fest, could
someone enlighten us as to what "mind machines" are?  The name
"synchronenergizer" sounds like it attempts to resonate brain waves;
is this true?


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