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#749: Using VR Horror as Fear Resistance Training + Sound Healing & Psychedelic Culture
By Kent Bye
Interview with Torkom Ji about Visual Reality, immersive soundscapes, psychedelic culture, and a participant's use of VR horror as a form of fear-resistance or shadow work. The episode adds cultural and design context for cyberdelics, but its experiential and therapeutic claims are reports rather than independent evidence.
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