Who needs drugs when you have science?
If you follow the video’s instructions, when you look away you will continue to see wavy lines in your wall or on the floor. This happens due to an optical illusion that is the result of repeated psychological stimulation. When the video ends and you look away, your brain still expects to see the waves, and therefore it creates them for you. Saying the letters out loud doesn’t really play a role, it just ensures that you are focusing on the center of the screen, where you can best receive the stimulus.
For best results, view the video full screen on an HD display. The resultant hallucination is temporary and should wear off within a couple of minutes.
WARNING: Please use your discretion when viewing. If you suffer from photosensitive epilepsy, please do not view this video.
For video, go at http://www.iflscience.com/brain/video-causes-natural-hallucinations#VA4tRcDMevebmjC1.99
If you follow the video’s instructions, when you look away you will continue to see wavy lines in your wall or on the floor. This happens due to an optical illusion that is the result of repeated psychological stimulation. When the video ends and you look away, your brain still expects to see the waves, and therefore it creates them for you. Saying the letters out loud doesn’t really play a role, it just ensures that you are focusing on the center of the screen, where you can best receive the stimulus.
For best results, view the video full screen on an HD display. The resultant hallucination is temporary and should wear off within a couple of minutes.
WARNING: Please use your discretion when viewing. If you suffer from photosensitive epilepsy, please do not view this video.
For video, go at http://www.iflscience.com/brain/video-causes-natural-hallucinations#VA4tRcDMevebmjC1.99
The necessary WARNING is another example of a choice that can easily fall to desire, and the very human tendency a select number of people have whilst driving through red lights, passing signs which indicate "Do Not Enter", and continuing to use Windows XP 
well into the next decade.
