Some Context

We came up with the idea in science after talking about dreams. We have some other ideas, such as:

• Sleep depravation over the weekend
• Tyler's so-called "coffee/caffeine sleep"
• Hallucinations via sleep depravation
• Self-induced nightmares
• OUR OWN EXPERIMENT: Does music affect the mood of your dreams?

The Lucid Dreaming Files:

The Meth(ods):

• Robbie Cardy: Wake-Back-To-Bed
• Tyler M. Barr: Wake Induced Lucid Dreaming
• Darrien J. H. McCracken: Mnemonic Induction Lucid Dreaming
• Brody W. MacVicar: Anchor Method

The Experiment:

All four of us are gonna try and lucid dream over the weekend. All the methods we're gonna try are listed above. THIS IS JUST FOR GOOFS AND IS NOT AN ACTUAL SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PAPER. Unless you wanna take it as that. Then go ahead. We're gonna write them down if they happen and share research on Tuesday 18th October, 2022.

When we have shared the research, I'll update the site, so keep your peelers peeled and keep checking back to see. I dont know if we'll do any experiments after this, but don't count on it.

The Results:

Tyler was the only on who had a lucid dream. I am writing this like half a month after the fact, because there was some interesting side effects to all the thoughts about dreaming. For example, we have all had more frequent and vivid dreams. Which is interesting, as the last time I had dreams this vivid would have been about 6 or 7 years ago. I personally have remembered all the dreams I've had, and so have the rest. And their not just regular dreams, they're the wacky bizarre dreams you have when you're like seven. So at least something interesting happened.

After we tried our assigned methods, we ended up just trying to do Tyler's method, which also didn't work.