I have solved problem sets overnight in my dreams, that I had been struggling with during lab; used to happen more often in undergrad
I think that many of our most important decisions, or major changes to our way of thinking, crystallize during dreams. As if the self melted, moved around a little in the course of a dream, and solidified again in a slightly different shape.
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Keeping a dreamlog has helped me move among the world and my own little brain with increasing fluidity. I personally see the process more as a breaking down, and re-melding - perhaps something like kintsugi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi
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Okay, I think I understand. Let me sleep on it.
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Day dreams? More like it, I think
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That seem obvious doesn't it? Does anyone argue against this statement?
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It then takes a shower of water for me to become aware of it.
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I'm a big fan of Inception as well.
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Given how risky sleep is from a survival point of view, there has to be a deep reward for it, deeper than just maintenance/cell repair. Speaking as a layperson, my money would be on sleeping brains going into some sort of hyperdrive to tackle tough problems.
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Oohh! I love this
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