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    1. 12-15-2006 06:06 AM #26
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      Quote Originally Posted by hydroPWNic View Post
      Every little thing your brain sees and takes in is recorded into something infinite called 'Memory'. Memory is amazing, but at the same time frustrating because EVERYTHING is recorded into it. Whether you remember the digits of 'Pie' after reading 1000 of them just once or not, its recorded into your subconscious and can later be tapped into and be brought forward allowing you to recall that specific string of memory. I've researched alot into memory and how it works in human beings, and its quite fascinating. I myself have been able to improve my memory two-fold simply by understanding how it works and tweaking my study habits to take advantage of the process.
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      I'd like to know more. Could you give me some of your resources? Thanks.




      I find that I only can read and speak simple Spanish phrases in waking life, but I am drastically more fluent in dreams. To say something in waking life I have to think it over then recite it, whereas while dreaming I just spit it out. I wake up thinking "WTF did I just have a conversation en espaņol?".
      DEC 06: 29 entries in journal, 7 of which were lucid. 0 WILDs.
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    2. 12-15-2006 08:09 AM #27
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      Quote Originally Posted by BPolar View Post
      my friend practices new drumming techniques and skateboard tricks in his lucid dreams. he says it works like a charm. Hes also been lucid dreaming his entire life though
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      Amazing idea.

      Man... I can't wait to land my beautiful tre flip's over something amazing....

      I can usually only do them standing still and they look ugly... when I&#39;m moving, the flip and everything else goes right... (as a matter of fact I&#39;ve had tonnes of people tell me my tre flip is the quickest/smoothest one they&#39;ve seen) ... but I can never get above the board by the end to land the grip... >_<

      Also, underflips are a must practice... Egads&#33; thanks for the idea&#39;s... mind you I still have so much to do in Lucidity, since I haven&#39;t even succeeded yet in recent attempts.
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    3. 12-15-2006 09:17 AM #28
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      Mmmm...so, the decision is that you can&#39;t "learn" something you&#39;ve never done/seen? That makes sense to me. But you CAN practice. I think that I&#39;d have problems with this in things like boarding, though, because I&#39;d be temped to cheat; that is, use my dream controll so I didn&#39;t have to learn.
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    4. 12-26-2006 04:43 AM #29
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      DEC 06: 29 entries in journal, 7 of which were lucid. 0 WILDs.
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