Quantum Foam ans Parallel Consciences

[Black Rose]

If space is not empty then we may quantum entanglement to parallel worlds where we travel to when asleep existing in the vacuum.

Thoughts?

 

[Cogwulf]

Nope.

 

[Architectonic]

Stringing a bunch of buzzwords together a sentence does not make

 

[BigApplePi]

If space is not empty then we may quantum entanglement to parallel worlds where we travel to when asleep existing in the vacuum.

Thoughts?

Needs clarification. Can you rephrase?

 

[Jesse]

Stop being facetious guyd, you know what she mean't.

I think dreams are our memories getting organised hence we experience (with less clarity) things we have already done.

 

[Jesse]

Stop being facetious guys, you know what she mean't.

I think dreams are our memories getting organised hence we experience (with less clarity) things we have already done.

 

[Artsu Tharaz]

Stop being facetious guys, you know what she mean't.

I think dreams are our memories getting organised hence we experience (with less clarity) things we have already done.

I'm pretty sure none of my dreams even closely resemble things I've done. Dreams send us briefly to worlds of magic - our job is to make the dreams reality.

 

[BigApplePi]

I'm pretty sure none of my dreams even closely resemble things I've done. Dreams send us briefly to worlds of magic - our job is to make the dreams reality.

Dreams are uncontrolled bits and pieces or our experience. When we awake we impose sense on them. Because the are uncontrolled we think they don't make sense or are not us. They are TOTALLY us.

 

[Artsu Tharaz]

Dreams are uncontrolled bits and pieces or our experience. When we awake we impose sense on them. Because the are uncontrolled we think they don't make sense or are not us. They are TOTALLY us.

But there are things totally different to anything we could ever experience in material reality. Whole new worlds and situations are dreamed up that are nothing like anything that would ever happen, yet at the same time make sense as something that could happen, just like a work of fiction. They are us, but they are us when all expectations of reality are dropped. Instead, our own expectations are able to directly shape the event, moment by moment, creating a scene which is totally outside of the realm of prediction.

 

[Jesse]

They make sense though. Once you find out that a dream doesn't make sense it kind of loses it's reality.

I really do think dreams is our mind turning short term memory into long term memory . Also during dreams our minds sense of logic is disabled hence the bits and piece of images (for lack of a better word) our mind turns into a narrative.

 

[BigApplePi]

But there are things totally different to anything we could ever experience in material reality. Whole new worlds and situations are dreamed up that are nothing like anything that would ever happen, yet at the same time make sense as something that could happen, just like a work of fiction. They are us, but they are us when all expectations of reality are dropped. Instead, our own expectations are able to directly shape the event, moment by moment, creating a scene which is totally outside of the realm of prediction.

A work of fiction can have things happen which COULD happen or things which COULN'T happen. The things which couldn't happen carry the rest of the story which could happen.

The story is useful because it represent possibility though we may have the details wrong. A work of fiction is a hope for the future while a dream is a construct of the past.

 

[BigApplePi]

They make sense though. Once you find out that a dream doesn't make sense it kind of loses it's reality.

I really do think dreams is our mind turning short term memory into long term memory . Also during dreams our minds sense of logic is disabled hence the bits and piece of images (for lack of a better word) our mind turns into a narrative.

Here. Here is last night's dream as I recorded it as a sometime do for 06-08-11:

The sales manager boss is explaining to the 3 of us what is to be presented for the customer. I don't understand much but I hear him saying, "double back." When the time 4 Q's comes, I ask him if he meant reverse a process. I completely misunderstood. It was a wire cord doubled back. I am to do the intro for the customers and the other two will present the real meat. I understand nothing so I want to be absent.

That is how I recorded my dream. I sort of know what it means and where it came from. One could say the dream makes no sense, yet it does make sense what it's about. Feel free to ask me Q's about it and we'll see if we can make your points.

 

[Black Rose]

I think dreams are our memories getting organised hence we experience (with less clarity) things we have already done.

I think this is partially true. I have experienced worlds that have no parallel to my experienced in the real world. My mind is filled with movies books and everything I have experienced from fiction and media.

The melting pot meets me like the earth filled with caves like Jules Verne journey to the center of the earth that are filled with each Disneyland of creativity. Outer space similar to a coral reef and hoping from space station to planets without the need of a space suit. I dream sometimes 2 hours a night and experience nothing less than movies never seen by man. Spider mans New York City with perspective of a video game and cyberpunk.

Could these be Ni. Dreams breeding with dreams creating new species.

EDIT:

anyone know Jungian dream analysis?

 

[Artsu Tharaz]

The story is useful because it represent possibility though we may have the details wrong. A work of fiction is a hope for the future while a dream is a construct of the past.

I think this is partially true. I have experienced worlds that have no parallel to my experienced in the real world. My mind is filled with movies books and everything I have experienced from fiction and media. ... Could these be Ni. Dreams breeding with dreams creating new species.

Very interesting. Is this true generally? Do Si's dream of Si things, and Ni's dream of Ni things? Collections of past experience brought to the forefront and then played with by combining into nonsensical situations, versus synthesised visions brought out through vivid not previously experienced detail.

I really do think dreams is our mind turning short term memory into long term memory .

This sounds pretty scientific. I can't help but feel though, that if we try and give a scientific explanation for dreams then we lose the essence of what dreams truly represent.