Thread: Is it possible for a person to control the time of their dream if lucid?

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

Facts alone:

1. LaBerges results are irrelevant to answering the question of whether time dilation can occur or not. This is clearly evident based on the methodology. If you believe otherwise, then state how his results imply either for/against.

2. We cannot argue that it is possible or it is not. objectively and conclusively speaking. No experiment have been conducted measuring time dilation during dreams. That is the fact. Thus, no one can say: 'it is possible' or 'it is not'. As it stands, subjective reports indicate it is possible - take that as you will.

Simple. No one is on any grounds to say it is possible or it is not (conclusively and objectively). That is clear.