Lazy students get perfect excuse to spend more time in bed - Telegraph.co.uk

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Interesting.

Apparently if you rehearse a speech or something in an LD, you no longer feel nervous IRL. :P I read somewhere that evolutionarily, dreams in general are there for practising real life situations. That's why as kids people often get dreams of being chased by a predator since it's so ingrained in our natural instincts. Conveniently, it later changes to socially embarrassing situations and the like, as those have a higher importance nowadays, just to be subconsciously, emotionally prepared, even if we forget the dream. Cool stuff :D.

The link is broken.

broken link

i was wanting to actually read that, does anyone know where to find that story somewhere else?

edit: nevermind i found it on google

i thoguth it would have more about lucid dreaming in there :\

You couldn't have shared that link? :P

EDIT: Here it is for everyone that wants to read it: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...me-in-bed.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...me-in-bed.html