Originally posted by DracaEna+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DracaEna)</div>
Yeah, okay. So in a lucid dream you can do anything. Man, I know I could sure get bored doing anything! Anyway, as for the unconscious thing - doubt anything bad happens. Some little kids have LD's regulary each night, and none of them have suffered ill side effects, as far as I'm aware. Well, actually, think of all the people that LD - there's an awful lot. None of them have come back with anything bad, so I see the chances of something like that happening pretty slim (or nonexsistent, but I wouldn't go that far).
PS: Good topic, btw. Debating is fun - and this category is just fine for an expansive post.
Well, I have heard of very extreme 'cases' of lucid dreaming, where the dreamer gets hurt in the dream and get shurt in real life when they wake up. They have been asleep for a day two straight before, just dreaming, and would not have woken up if some one had done so. I know this is something totally different, very, VERY rare, and isn't really on-topic, but it can and does happen. Some have been to other worlds, and still others have met other real people in their dreams. I just don't see why lucid dreaming has to be such a toy. *Shrugs*
I know this sounds really critical, but lucid dreaming can be very handy, you know?[/b]
I'm sort of lost there... But getting injured in dreams is, well, an unlikely thing. Self-inflicted harm is the only possibility there (within current boundaries of science). And as for real people, no, they haven't. I could go into detail *why* they haven't, but it would take too long.
I don't understand the bit about being asleep for two days.
And as for being a toy - why the hell not? Alot of people do use it for other tasks, anyway, like incubating of ideas, helping with storylines, developing sense of self, etc.
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