As far as I can tell, all they're actually promising is a way to enable lucid dreaming. Nothing do to with work at all. Only somehow they've decided that the b

As far as I can tell, all they're actually promising is a way to enable lucid dreaming. Nothing do to with work at all. Only somehow they've decided that the best way to market is "you can have a lucid dreamland where you can do anything you want inside your head, and that means you can think about work all night." Which is utterly baffling. Who's the target market for this claim? Billionaire venture capitalists who want to make their staff work all night and also don't pay enough attention to funding applications before signing them?