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What does it mean that clocks and text is messed up in AI similar to how it is in dreams? Here's an example, its in Japanese but I can tell you the text is messed up throughout it, and the clocks you can see at some points in the video are messed up like in dreams too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YpfjS17tFQ
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My theory is that we're tapping into the same "realm" as dreams through AI video.
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When clocks and text get scrambled in AI stuff, it’s the same reason they do in dreams. Both are generating the appearance of reality, not the structure underneath.

In dreams, your brain isn’t rendering a real clock or reading actual words, it’s just sketching the idea of them. When you look too closely, the illusion breaks, so numbers shift, letters melt.

AI models work the same way. They don’t understand symbols, they just predict pixels that look like symbols. So clocks twist, text falls apart, it’s pattern without meaning.



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