10-21-2024, 11:54 AM
So, did the plane dream "predict" the events on the news, or did the fact that it was foremost in your mind make you notice and remember that particular story? How many other stories about plane crashes do you remember?
I have experienced sleep apnea before, and the dreams that go along with that -- hoo boy; the mind finds ways to justify what is happening, perhaps. Do you sleep on your back? I have found that often that is a factor in sleep breathing.
The entire idea of dreams is surreal. Imagine explaining them to aliens who don't sleep. "Yeah, well, for a third of our existence we withdraw from the world and hallucinate. We don't really know why. Everyone thinks that's normal and doesn't really mention it, usually".
I have experienced sleep apnea before, and the dreams that go along with that -- hoo boy; the mind finds ways to justify what is happening, perhaps. Do you sleep on your back? I have found that often that is a factor in sleep breathing.
The entire idea of dreams is surreal. Imagine explaining them to aliens who don't sleep. "Yeah, well, for a third of our existence we withdraw from the world and hallucinate. We don't really know why. Everyone thinks that's normal and doesn't really mention it, usually".
