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A question for all those natural Lucid Dreamers out there:
In lucid dreams you have access to a larger area of your brain than when you are awake... you can see things you didn't even know you had stored away in the dusty corners of your brain... so in theory, wouldn't it be possible to view past lessons or lectures in school/university, and even revise subjects, in a Lucid Dream? I'm sure it would give you an unfair advantage 8)
That could work, though I'd be worried about the informationI call up being just stupid crap that's all totally wrong. I'd hate to go in an exam with messed up facts because I tried to revise in a dream.
Good point...
i been trying to experiment something like that, trying to look at some map for like 3 seconds then recall it in a dream and rember some details and see if there right, not much luck though :( good question
How true Alex, there may be a great deal of data waiting to be uncovered, but it doesn't mean it is accurate.Quote:
Originally posted by Alex D
That could work, though I'd be worried about the informationI call up being just stupid crap that's all totally wrong. I'd hate to go in an exam with messed up facts because I tried to revise in a dream.
Patrick, I would go ahead and retrieve that information and put it to the test during the dream and waking reality.
You could in theory converse richly with experts in any field - and learn all they have to teach.
I think it is a good question..but my opinion is that it would be extremely hard. I think that only someone with a photographic memory could remember and store that many details.
I disagree. All or the vast majority of that we have observed is stored in our subconscious. The slightest smell, sight, words whatever can trigger a memory you had long thought forgotten. The depth of our memory retention and the power of our subconscious is beyond comparable and incalculably complex. Have more faith in your abilities man.