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Lets say you were a person that was good at Lucid dreaming and got to the point where you could dream about certain subjects.
Now. You are a person who has, lets say, a family, a good job, and a lot of responsibility.
In your younger years you liked to party. So in your Lucid dreaming you take up whatever bad habit you desire. ( Living vicariously through yourself) through Lucid Dreaming.
Good or Bad?
yay another ethics question!
it's all up to the person. i assume someone is "cheating" on their wife in these dreams... and that's up to them to decide whether what they're doing is good or bad. if they wake up and feel ashamed i would think it's bad... but that's just me. :D
They're your dreams. You can do whatever you want in them, as long as it doesn't go against your morals.
Like totally man, i was like thinking the same thing, isnt it moral not ethical since its like all personal and stuff and yeah.Quote:
Originally posted by RedStarSoldier
They're your dreams. You can do whatever you want in them, as long as it doesn't go against your morals.
ROCK ON!!!
lifes too short to only live half a life.
:banana: woohoo my first banana :D
I was thinking more in the line of drug and alcohol abuse.Quote:
Originally posted by adidas
yay another ethics question!
it's all up to the person. i assume someone is \"cheating\" on their wife in these dreams... and that's up to them to decide whether what they're doing is good or bad. if they wake up and feel ashamed i would think it's bad... but that's just me. :D
Would you be able to obtain a "buzz" in a Lucid dream as if you were awake?
There would obviously be no physical side effects but would this behavior outreach into the concious realm?
I suppose you could do that. But why waste a good lucid dream on getting smashed?
I wonder though what effect it would have on your lucidity if you tossed back a couple of pints? Would your control suffer? Would you lose lucidity?
Yeah I think its up to the person as well. Even though I know we all like to test the boundaries of Lucidity, I think it's still some things that just aren't worth even doing. For instance that crazy thread one person made in regards to committing Suicide in your Lucid Dream. WHY? and for what? Not ragging on what you've put here Howetzer. I think it's a very interesting view on Lucidity. But what if it was your last Lucid Dream for years and you've wasted it on Getting Hammered. I would be kinda pissed.
If it were to console your inner demons as oppossed to doing it for real, would that not be beneficail?
This would be no option for you in real life anymore if you were responsible.