Science Is Getting Closer to Understanding What Goes on Inside The Mind When We Dream </a<>

Dreams are so strange and carry so much significance to us that we often feel the need to tell people about our nocturnal adventures, sometimes at tedious length.

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one thing I know, is that whatever happens in dreams is not very representative of regular thinking (conscious, or awake thinking), it probably more hints of brute process, though wetwares probably more soft process.

I say brute process because the organ has to make adjustments, and it’s more the way it can.

it likely does adjustments more proximately, as in adjusting that influences this.

like, a crude example, if you don’t have a hammer use something else as a hammer.

I use the example of a hammer because some sort of force is required, but lots of things can be used as the force to alter structure, or maintain structure.

force is important aspect of dreaming, I remember when nineteen having a nightmare and thereafter taking some control of my dreams.