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I feel it's more like a gap in memory. We are usually not trained to remember our dreams. Even if I'm waken up in a non-REM phase, there is usually a kind of re
by samus 6y ago
I feel it's more like a gap in memory. We are usually not trained to remember our dreams. Even if I'm waken up in a non-REM phase, there is usually a kind of remembrance of how I felt during sleep.
Edit: Made my statement more vague. There is definitely more to sleep though than turning consciousness off and on again.
- tsimionescu 6y agoThat is a technical point about sleep. Replace it with coma, general anaesthesia, or short death followed by reanimation, and the argument stays.