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Any similar ritual works. The dreaming brain is super bad at consistency. If you know something really well, like looking at your hands, wristwatch, or somethin
by tokai 4y ago
Any similar ritual works. The dreaming brain is super bad at consistency. If you know something really well, like looking at your hands, wristwatch, or something else. You'll see obvious distortions and other weirdness while dreaming.
I think the distortions are always there. We are just not in a state of mind where details matters when dreaming.
- soco 4y agoWhich goes with the very topic of Christopher Nolan's movie Inception (2010, with Leonardo DiCaprio et al)
- loudmax 4y agoPlaying around with Stable Diffusion yields a lot of images that are kind of dream-like. The pictures can be fascinating, but a lot of the details are weird or inconsistent, or somehow "off". I suspect this isn't a coincidence. Neural nets are modeled after organic brains, and the mechanism that produces our dreams may have similarities with the noise generation functions in AI image models.