Experiments Database
Structured records separating three things that must never merge: what was observed, what it was interpreted to mean, and our neutral contextual notes.
The original pilot protocol
"Code of Reality" pilot study
| Date | Published 2025-01-08 (observation period reported ~2020–2024) |
|---|---|
| Researcher | Danny Goler (independent researcher) |
| Wavelength | 650 nm (red laser diode) through a diffraction grating |
| State category | N,N-DMT (controlled substance; legally authorized settings only) |
| Reported scale | >1,000 participants (project claim; no public dataset) |
| Reported outcome | Consistent descriptions of code/glyph-like structures in the diffracted lattice |
| Publication status | DOI 10.59973/ipil.158 — News & Views category, non-peer-reviewed per journal rules |
Observation: participants self-report seeing structured, code-like forms in the pattern.
Interpretation (Goler): the forms may represent an informational/computational aspect of reality.
Site analysis: unblinded self-reports in an expectation-rich context; classical optics independently predicts structured speckle/diffraction imagery; no objective record of matched imagery across observers exists publicly. See Evidence Dossier.
Vision Pro registration experiment
Cross-observer spatial/symbol correspondence test
Discussed publicly on Shawn Ryan Show #320 (July 9, 2026).
Aims to determine whether observers under the protocol report matching symbols at matching positions, using Apple Vision Pro for spatial registration. Goler himself frames exact correspondence as an open question this work is designed to answer — an important distinction from stronger promotional language elsewhere.
Status: ongoing / results not yet published in an auditable form. preliminary
Community registry experiments (Veilbreak)
Approximately 82 community-submitted experiment entries with heterogeneous protocols — tracked dynamically at the Veilbreak hub. These are self-reports, not controlled trials.
Safety note: pages here document experiment history; they do not provide instructions for obtaining or dosing controlled substances, nor encouragement to view lasers directly.