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On the other hand: In an interview (maybe reproduced in Strong Opinions?), Nabokov explains his theory that the origins of dreams are the visual patterns produ
by leephillips 9y ago
On the other hand:
In an interview (maybe reproduced in Strong Opinions?), Nabokov explains his theory that the origins of dreams are the visual patterns produced by the eye in darkness and interpreted by the sleeping brain.
- rogual 9y agoI feel this is almost certainly right. Often when I fall asleep I literally see my dreams forming out of the brown noise you see with closed eyes.
- fouc 9y agoInteresting, it's always been black with hints of red (probably the blood in the skin) to me, rather than blending together into a brown.
- pasquinelli 9y agoi see black with drifting blue and green static.
- siidooloo 9y agoI see green blobs. As I fall asleep they become pictures, and I know I’m about to fall asleep for real when they become photorealistic.