Ganzfeld experiment

So you know how when you want to watch TV, you turn off the lights and get all snuggled up on the couch? Well, the ganzfeld experiment is kind of like that, but instead of watching TV, you close your eyes and listen to some white noise.

White noise is like when you turn on a fan or an air purifier, and it makes a steady sound that can help you relax.

During the ganzfeld experiment, you put on some headphones and listen to white noise while wearing a blindfold or having a bright light shone in your eyes. This is to make sure you can't see or hear anything else, so you can focus on the white noise.

Some scientists believe that when you're in this state, your brain can do some really interesting things. It might start to create its own images or sounds, kind of like when you imagine a story in your head.

The scientists can then ask you about what you saw or heard, and use this information to learn more about how the brain works.

Overall, the ganzfeld experiment is a way to learn about how the brain processes information and creates its own experiences, all while you get to relax and listen to some white noise.