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AI claims that human nightmares are caused by a 'crash' while dumping your brain's RAM into long-term HDD storage (ultimately the purpose of REM dreaming).
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>>534610885
>AI claims
Go petition for your local data center AIfag
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>>534610885
AI doesn't understand how the human brain works, because we don't know how it works. AI only knows the sum of human knowledge.
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bad dreams are caused by demons and shadow ppl
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>>534610989
I was dreaming of being lost, then scraping my finger like in real life, but the scrape became like a blister, then strands of pulpy skin all the way down to the fat/bone. This is when my brain 'crashed' and I woke up. It makes sense except that I've never had a finger burn that bad in real life.
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>>534610989

Bullshit, we understand that pretty well by now.
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>>534610885
What icon set is this?
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>>534611185
>responds without doing the meme
I bet you got shrek or something.

>onto the topic of your post
That is a normal response to a nightmare or a strange dream. The moment your brain feels pain, or you understand that something is wrong with reality, you snap out of the dream. But the fag of an OP implied that nightmare is caused by a crash, when it would be the crash that brings us out of the nightmare. AI is just retarded and can only think in it's own form of "life" if you want to call it that.

>>534611279
Hilarious
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Not a problem with the latest software, ancient bug riddled shit like religion will do that
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>>534611279
lol kys
all knowledge we have on the brain boils down to oxygen levels on blood, which tells nothing about the reality of how it works
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Dreams are NOT some computer process in your brain
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>>534611042
Bad dreams are caused by you being a pussy in real life. What most call a nightmare is just a normal dream to the man with no fear.
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>>534611931
it's not a computer process it's information processing

your brain doesn't work like a computer does
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>>534610885
crude and pointless analogy. dreams are memories formed "erroneously" during memory/synapse processing analogous more to defrag and cleanup. nightmares are just overstimulated versions of dreams. eat enough msg before bed and you'll induce nightmares bc glutamate will build up in your brain and interrupt sleep processing
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>>534610885
>human nightmares
They are a survival instinct meant to prepare you for unknown dangers ahead of time. That's why they are stressful and intense.
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>>534610940
Cope and seethe tranny
Data centers are here to stay
I will make sure one is built near your farm field
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>>534610989
WOOOOOO
Brb, I'm just fucking off to somewhere quiet and peaceful to be content with my lot in life.
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>>534610885
When I had an NDE in 2020, motorcycle crash, it was all like program shutdown, fractal glasslike "entities" that change shape and colour if you look at them. Obviously it freaked me the fuck out, to say the least. I've done a fair amount of DMT and Ayahuasca since then, never even got close to that level of intensity. Question is,I woke up before the shutdown was complete, it was stopped, what happens post-shutdown?



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