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To the best of my knowledge, I have ever dreamed. The abstract speaks of the dangers of not dreaming from lack of sleep and I wonder if the same thing applies t

To the best of my knowledge, I have ever dreamed. The abstract speaks of the dangers of not dreaming from lack of sleep and I wonder if the same thing applies to naturally not dreaming at all?

IAmGraydon 6y ago
It’s far more likely that you just don’t remember your dreams.
- tgv 6y ago
  What’s a dream then?
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  - pstuart 6y ago
    A dream is the brain coming back online after being shut down for maintenance. That's my supposition. It's an artifact, not a feature.
    - tgv 6y ago
      But that's a model of how you think it works. It's not what a dream is.
- irrational 6y ago
  I’ve been alive for almost 50 years. I would think that if I dreamed, I would have been aware of it at least once. That is approximately 20,000 times I have woken up without any recollection of anything since the moment I fell asleep.
hyperpallium2 6y ago
> To the best of my knowledge, I have ever dreamed. This typo sounds profoundly, of a butterfly; vague and formless, overgeneralizing.