I find ASMR stuff relaxing (and a bit of a substitute for healthy touch.) Don't think I've gotten the other effects...maybe I'm not...hmmm, centered down enough, I guess?
And I was reminded of this music - while it's not ASMR, I was reminded of the concept when first hearing it:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ok898uB-ZQ
>>These are some common anchors that cause ASMR.<<
I suspect the stimuli activate the mirror neurons.
I also suspect that human brains are hardwired to respond to this stuff - thinks like crackling fire, humming, someone doing handiwork has likely ment "safe" for well over two million years.
>>Although some people say it's accidental, it's really not -- Bob deliberately used everything from a soft voice and timeless dress mode to a casual teaching style...<<
I wonder if you could pick up some of these skills by accident, or cultural osmosis?
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Date: 2021-08-20 05:10 am (UTC)And I was reminded of this music - while it's not ASMR, I was reminded of the concept when first hearing it:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ok898uB-ZQ
>>These are some common anchors that cause ASMR.<<
I suspect the stimuli activate the mirror neurons.
I also suspect that human brains are hardwired to respond to this stuff - thinks like crackling fire, humming, someone doing handiwork has likely ment "safe" for well over two million years.
>>Although some people say it's accidental, it's really not -- Bob deliberately used everything from a soft voice and timeless dress mode to a casual teaching style...<<
I wonder if you could pick up some of these skills by accident, or cultural osmosis?