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    1. 03-21-2010 08:35 AM #1
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      Time dilation within a dream... now with more than just thought experiments!

      Came across this article.

      http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/...ain-stops-time

      I immediately thought of those dreams that seem longer (or shorter) than otherwise possible. What do y'all think? Extended time = more extensive memory?
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      Quote Originally Posted by Licity View Post
      Came across this article.

      http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/...ain-stops-time

      I immediately thought of those dreams that seem longer (or shorter) than otherwise possible. What do y'all think? Extended time = more extensive memory?
      I think its a good idea.

      We are the gifted of the future many kids come here from last time. ~ Indigo Ghost
      I like the breeze in dreams flowing into my head. ~ Indgo Ghost
      There is no life, there is simply ideas, and with idea's things happen. ~ Indgo Ghost
      Meditation Since 04/Jun/2010 {I had some enlightenment.} Goal: Have a slice of the real loaf [ ]
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