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I don't remember many dreams, but I also don't recall dreaming about computers or TV much.
Maybe brains just have a hard time hallucinating user interfaces.
this is true. i remember been able to dream with my nokia 3320 back in the 00’s
That just got me thinking - you know how you can't read in dreams? You might be able to glance at something and go "yeah that's Exit sign". But if you really try to concentrate on reading something it's just a bunch of jibberish.
We've always written this off as different parts of your brain being responsible for dreaming and reading. But now that we've advanced our technology enough, it seems like maybe our dreams are just being created by some shitty AI.
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Back in the day, I would have AOL Instant Messenger windows pop up in my dreams.
No I dreamed at least twice in last month of being at the movies, and one of those wss last night. Also I can remember details of my dteams. Some of them a vivid months hell years later. Also I still remember in detail a recurring dream I had as a 5 year old. But for the first time last night I questioned weather I was dreaming or not. That what scares me most about my dreams, they feel fucking real when I am having them. I always wake up relieved when I wake up knowing it wasn't real. But never noticed about not having a cellphone. But now that on my mind wouldn't put it past my mind to conjure one up.