All articles tagged with #asmr
Originally Published 29 days ago — by Yahoo
A video of a Golden Retriever named Barney happily munching on carrots showcases his loud, rhythmic chewing, which his owner finds endearing and perfect, highlighting how pet behaviors often become charming rather than irritating, and emphasizing the calming effect of watching pets enjoy simple pleasures.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Autopian
A beautifully crafted 10-minute video by Only a Roadtrip Away showcases the meticulous rebuild of a Porsche M44.41 engine, emphasizing detail, sound design, and craftsmanship, serving as a visual and auditory love letter to automotive engineering.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by PsyPost
A new systematic review of scientific literature on Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) reveals it as a clearly defined phenomenon that elicits a consistent experience, characterized by a tingling sensation triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli. The review identifies whispering, personal attention, tapping, and natural sounds as common triggers and highlights potential therapeutic applications of ASMR, including stress relief and relaxation. However, the review also points out methodological constraints in current research and the need for more rigorous studies to validate initial findings and explore the full impact of ASMR.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Boing Boing
Lý Luan is a YouTuber who combines ASMR with leftist political education, creating a unique and relaxing learning experience. Her channel features videos on various topics such as Marxism and COVID-19, providing immersive content through whispers, triggers, ambient music, text, images, diagrams, and cozy aesthetics. Lý Luan aims to engage all types of learners and ignite a passion for learning in a comforting environment.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Neuroscience News
ASMR, a phenomenon experienced by 25-30% of people, has been shown to have short-term positive effects on mood and physiological responses. EEG and fMRI studies have revealed changes in brain waves and activation in specific brain regions during ASMR experiences. However, the long-term mental health effects of ASMR are still unknown. Future research is planned to compare the long-term effects of ASMR videos against control videos to further understand its sustained impacts.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Forbes
Research suggests that certain personality traits, such as openness and neuroticism, are associated with a higher sensitivity to ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response). ASMR, characterized by pleasurable tingling sensations in response to specific audio-visual stimuli, has been found to have various mental benefits, including mood enhancement and heart rate reduction. Individuals who are open to new experiences may be drawn to ASMR's novel sensory delights, while neurotic individuals may find solace in its calming effects. ASMR can promote relaxation, reduce stress, and enhance attention regulation, making it a potential pathway to relaxation, joy, and a deeper mental state.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Brick Fan
LEGO has announced the upcoming release of The Insect Collection (21342) as part of the LEGO Ideas line. The set, designed by LEGO fan José Maria, features 1,111 pieces and includes insects such as the blue morpho butterfly, honeybee, Hercules beetle, Chinese Mantis, and seven-spotted ladybug. To celebrate the launch, LEGO has created a nature-inspired ASMR playlist called Green Noise, featuring sounds of each insect created using LEGO bricks and Foley techniques. The playlist aims to provide a moment of relaxation for listeners while building LEGO sets. The Insect Collection will be available on September 4 for VIPs/Insiders and on September 7 for all customers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by In The Know
The #IceRestock movement on TikTok has gained over 436 million views, with people posting ASMR videos of restocking their freezers with creatively shaped and flavored ice cubes. The trend emerged during the pandemic as people sought to elevate their at-home drink game. Content creators use molds to achieve impressive ice cube shapes, including spheres and long sticks for water bottles. While some question the practicality of these ice cubes, many find the process soothing and enjoy the variety of flavors and ranges that ice cubes can offer.