Thread: Clones and perception?

Originally Posted by dutchraptor

No, it isn't possible necessarily. It is in fact known that we can't focus on all our senses at once, it would be even harder to think for two bodies at once. I've some pretty wacky stuff in my dreams, turning into a singularity, becoming omnipresent, controlling bodies, merging sense etc and a reoccurring problem I have with all is that some things are just not possible. It's quite a simple concept really, our brain just isn't powerful enough to process all this new information.

The things I've done so far have all been amazing, becoming omnipresent truly did feel out of this world and I was surprised by how much things I could focus on but I know that it is out of my range to ever become truly omnipotent in a dream because it requires a processing power far beyond that capable of out brain.

Coming from the time dialation thread, i feel a lot of people are greatly underestimating the power of our brains/minds.

I've had a non-lucid dream where; i had just survived a car crash, climbed up the ridge. And at the top i was another me, and as soon as i saw him, i became him while having conscious perception of both of our senses.

I also remeber this nightmare i had where; a man turned into a monster and paralyzed me while he was strangling my soul(what it felt like). As i was paralyzed i became aware of two other dream selves in two other separate dreams (again what it felt like). As before, upon perceiving my "clones" i also became them, i also became aware that this was a three tiered dream (yet i still felt in mortal danger). So on three separate levels i was three separate people (version of myself); aware on all levels that we where one person. We were all aware as well that as one person, if the guy getting strangled died, we all would.
The me one the bottom level was barely hanging on to his soul, from this fearsome monster; the me on the second level was by a fountain panicking, and me on the third level was shouting "wake up!" while willing it. Thankfully that did the trick.