A Question...

**Dragonworkz** · 07-15-2010 12:58 AM

I draw a comic series that has been going on for a long while now. When I found out about LDing, I thought, I should totally visit places from my comic in my dream!
But that poses a problem,
Obviously the places I would want to go aren't real (being in a comic and all). They're fake locations that I made up in my head, which is why I think it would work, but can you visit a place in a LD that doesn't even exist? There's plenty of places in my comic I WANT to go to, but not sure if I could since they aren't actually real.

**Philosopher8659** · 07-15-2010 02:41 AM

I have always had this question about entertainers. All of them have a desire to take up people's time, yet I can never figure out why.

Anyway, I have never known a dream to be anything other than a dream. However, Do you mean dreams are not real? Or that the images are not the things that they are images of? Does this mean that all symbolic repesentation is impossible, because the symbol is not what is symbolized?

Wow, all the earmarks of an early Star Trek script.

Make you a deal, when you make sense, I will do my best to try to.

**Mzzkc** · 07-15-2010 02:54 AM

Originally Posted by Dragonworkz

I draw a comic series that has been going on for a long while now. When I found out about LDing, I thought, I should totally visit places from my comic in my dream!
But that poses a problem,
Obviously the places I would want to go aren't real (being in a comic and all). They're fake locations that I made up in my head, which is why I think it would work, but can you visit a place in a LD that doesn't even exist? There's plenty of places in my comic I WANT to go to, but not sure if I could since they aren't actually real.

It's a dream. As such, everything you can imagine lies within the realm of possibility.

I honestly don't know why you'd think this isn't the case. After all, dream content is--by the most widely accepted definition--not real.