Kind of ironic that people are using logic to state that the 'logic centre' of the brain is turned off when no one knows that for sure anyway. The logic centre isn't a defined place, it's mixed in with the rest of the brain, senses, emotions, everything, sure there is an area which deals with most of it, but it by no means is 'turned off'. What is dormant is the concious mind (mind not brain (more is known about one than the other)) and what we perceive as reality, what seems real to one person is different to another, but in dreams that doesn't matter because the 'realisation' is dormant.
Anyway at the risk of rambling, think about these things don't bluntly say 'this is how it is and this is what you will believe' have an open mind until it's closed with proper scientific facts and data (again your choice).
Personally I believe that dreams hold such cathartic value that our emotions drown out the 'logic' or 'reality' of it, even if it's the most abstract of dreams it will tend to be an emotional experience anyway, even if it makes no sense, and these feelings lead us on in the dream and continue it without questioning it. Of course it's possible to break through this, just as it is possible to suppress or rid emotions in waking life.
Anyhow just a thought 
P.S
And an interesting link I found: http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/b...ding_sleep.htm
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