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I have personally experienced that metadata getting messed up - one day I found myself with a very vivid memory of having recently, in real life, an anxiety att
by brazzy 13y ago
I have personally experienced that metadata getting messed up - one day I found myself with a very vivid memory of having recently, in real life, an anxiety attack while crossing a pedestrian suspension bridge across a river near my home. But there is no such bridge, and I could also not tell when exactly this had happened. The only explanation I have is that this was a dream that my brain somehow misfiled as a real experience.
In constrast, I otherwise never remember my dreams unless I wake in the middle of one, and even then they completely fade from my memory within minutes.
- dsego 13y agoIt is weird how in dreams everything changes, you are in your house but the house is from a movie you watched that day. And a distant family members lives with you in this house or something. And it all fits and seems incredibly normal. I always think of dreaming as brain defragmenting itself and your conscious picking up on it, trying to make sense of it.