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[dmkq]

Inception is an awesome movie. Yet it only succeeded because we don't know much about how dreaming works, and inception is really just one of the many far-fetched ideas. Wiki has a really extensive page about dreams - go check it out. There's no single definition but it's described in Wiki 'physiologically as a response to neural processes during

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[playmythoughts]

there's actually a whole load of informal research on dreams, both on-going and completed. but because the scientific community has not come to recognise many of these findings, nobody thinks they are credible results

[isidoree]

i do keep a dream log of my dreams. And sometimes they are just bizarre! I once dreamt I robbed a frisbee factory with dayong. Talk about weird!

[lincxx]

There was documentary on this China guy who had a psychological problem where everytime he slept he could see his 'soul' float up into the ceiling and from there, he could look downwards and see himself. he could even see himself in a fit and his family members there trying to wake himself up but he cannot control himself to wake up all he can do is see himself from up there. and every morning what he saw the night before actually tallied with what his family members did at his bedside. at the start he thought it was cool but after that he kept on fainting randomnly so they brought him to a hospital and the doctors operated on his brain and he recovered after that. dam cool right. what would be cooler would be if they placed like colour balls behind his bed and not let him know and when that happens the next day he is supposed to identify the colour balls. if he can it will be rly cool for research