Shameless bump. I'd really like some help with this. If I could get the help of any of the dream guides, it would really be appreciated. 10 Internets to anyone who helps. |
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I am doing an experiment for my grade 10 science project on the correlation between the aforementioned times. I am seeking experienced lucid dreamers who are willing to record their eyes while they sleep. This would be best for WILDers, but anyone who uses WBTB can help. |
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Shameless bump. I'd really like some help with this. If I could get the help of any of the dream guides, it would really be appreciated. 10 Internets to anyone who helps. |
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Grade 10? |
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Very good idea for an experiment. |
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Last edited by Naiya; 10-20-2009 at 10:34 PM.
DV Buddy: BlueKat
Yeah, I would also love to help you (sounds like a good experiment, too), but I'm not exactly a skilled lucid dreamer (obviously). Good luck to you, though! |
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Thank you, Mario. I'd love it if you could help, Naiya, but don't go out of your way. |
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Hm. Laberge already tested this. From a lucid dreamers perspective, the results showed that "real-time" wasn't much different from "dream-time". |
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Things are not as they seem
Yup yup. |
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Bollocks.
Well dreams occur in REM stage where your eyes move rapidly, everything is going on within your brain, so how could you move your eyes. It's like people who sleepwalk, they don't know they are doing it. I don't believe that time passes equally in dreams as it does in reality. The dream may last for 5 minutes in real time, but the actually time passing in the dream may be a lot longer. |
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The rapid eye movement is related to your eyes moving in the dream, usually. |
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Bollocks.
Well, time in general is relative. Einstein says so! |
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DV Buddy: BlueKat
DV Buddy: BlueKat
So... can anyone who can help this weekend PM me? |
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