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By your logic, the Falcon and Slave I are not a one-of-a-kind ships either. The Tantive IV is a specific CR90 Corvette, the Falcon is a specific YT-1300 Transport, and Slave I is a specific Firespray-31-class patrol and attack ship. Their customized systems and upgrades may make them… Read More

Same with me. Admittedly, physical triggers are hard to transmit via the internet, as is personal attention from another person, or a gust of warm/cold air across the ears/head/neck. These videos do nothing for me personally, but for many they are an effective and useful tool. Explore… Read More

Yes, please provide references to support your statement. We all REALLY REALLY want to know. This is NOT SARCASM. There is no consensus, or even major study, of this by the medical establishment. There are many people in the ASMR community who have been seeking reliable information… Read More

Try closing your eyes. Perhaps the visual changes are distracting you. You may be more strongly influenced by the audio cues. Play the video again, but close your eyes and just listen. Avoid the ones you mentioned that change the audio output from side to side. A major part of ASMR… Read More

This article leaves out the physical triggers for ASMR, but admittedly it is pretty hard to 'reach through the internet and rub your scalp' from here. You are not crazy. For me personally, the physical stimulus on my scalp is the strongest trigger for ASMR. Meanwhile, these videos… Read More

The videos linked in this article are not the only ways to trigger ASMR. If you have an experience that fits the definition of ASMR, but it is triggered by something not discussed in this article, you could still have ASMR. Not everyone who experiences ASMR does so in the same way,… Read More

Most likely, yes. Not everyone who can experience ASMR does so in the same way. I only feel it in my head and neck, from the very first time I noticed it, and this has not changed regardless of what triggers it in me. You may want to explore it more, determine which types of audio/visual… Read More

Although this article focuses on the audio/visual triggers for ASMR, there ARE physical triggers as well. For some people, hair brushing, or having their hair washed at a salon, is a powerful ASMR trigger. Personally, I am a willing devotee of anyone who can give a first-class scalp… Read More

Not everyone experiences ASMR the same way. I personally never feel it in my spine below the shoulders, but I do feel it intensely in my head, and radiating partway down my neck. I cannot say that I have ever been aware of it in my ears, separate from my head as a whole. Not everyone… Read More

There are at least two other triggers for ASMR that are not on this list: 1) Close/personal attention from another person, the opposite of watching them do a task, and instead getting the effect from them watching you. Physical contact is NOT required for this, although certain… Read More