How do you explain dream continuity when skeptics say dreams are just "random junk"? Here's some examples:>climbing a tower from the base level>someone tells me my friend is at the top and there's a great view of a giant dam at the top>go through multiple levels in the tower and see a bunch of crazy dream stuff>nonetheless, when I reach the top my friend is there and there's a view of a towerAnother example from last night:>dad tells me "we're going to the zoo">some random stuff happens, but we still end up at the zoo>after seeing some animal exhibits, there's an outdoor exhibit of 6 African toddlers behind a short wooden fence and there's a lemonade stand next to it; they give the 6 African toddlers a steel bowl with lemonade in it and the bowl is placed on the ground and they lap it up like dogsI'm not racist or anything I swear, maybe this dream was based on the fact that Africans were kept in the zoo decades ago?Anyways, what do you think of dream continuity? Have you ever experienced it?
>>42936682After practicing and studying lucid dreaming for a year now, I can actually forcibly go back to sleep and return to the same dream scenario if I wake up in the morning during a dream. Dreams are not random junk.
Doctors were scrambling brains less than a hundred years ago bc it was a "modern" healthy way to cure a bunch of shit the couldnt explain. These days they do it with chemicals and still dont understand a good amount of the root causes of problems or how to actually "cure" you.
>>42936682thread is shit
