2. The experience of time is different in dreams than in reality. |
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I'm looking for a list of similarities and differences. |
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2. The experience of time is different in dreams than in reality. |
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3. Dreams can have little or no orderliness. If I walk into my room three times in real life, I should enter the same room each time. If I enter my room in a dream, I may enter a different rooms each time. |
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I think that Difference #1 pretty much summed up the rest of the differences that have been listed. |
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---o--- my DCs say I'm dreamy.
4. Reality is most likely caused by real physical objects in space and time, while dreams are in the mind and don't involve non-mental physical reality. |
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5. I get laid in dreams. |
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Previously PhilosopherStoned
Difference: Dreams tend to rewind themselves and play out the same scene three or four times, with subtle or not-so-subtle changes to the plot. In reality, though history itself tends to repeat itself, our individual plotlines move in no direction but forward. |
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Dream goals: (X) Realize I'm dreaming for once, dammit! ( ) Maintain control for more than two seconds, dammit!
Key distinction: In reality, sensory input from a supposedly real physical universe places constraints perception. In dreams perception is constrained by only the brain and it's ability to experience. |
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Art
The ability to happily respond to any adversity is the divine.
Dream Journal Shaman Apprentice Chronicles
6. You never wake up |
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April Ryan is my friend,
Every sorrow she can mend.
When i visit her dark realm,
Does it simply overwhelm.
But can we know the "real physical universe" other than our perceptions of it? What defines physical reality? Is it the objectivity of the perception (You and I both perceive a "red" (same wavelength) car)? |
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Art
The ability to happily respond to any adversity is the divine.
Dream Journal Shaman Apprentice Chronicles
That is because the proper conjugation in english would be "I realized". |
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Art
The ability to happily respond to any adversity is the divine.
Dream Journal Shaman Apprentice Chronicles
You've asked me what the lobster is weaving there with |
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I often confuse reality and dreams. Sometimes a dream feels reals or wakeing life feels like a dream. The point is is that you can never be 100% sure. The differences are often found that objects change shape or location but in the dream you dont noticed and take it as reality. For all we know in wakeing life it could be a dream becasue we can never be sure what we are missing becasue we often dont know when the wools over our eyes. |
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When awake we respond to stuff coming from outside. When dreaming theres not that part so imagination gets full control as it wont be stopped by real signals all the time. |
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I see the structure of reality more like a frame than a picture. We still fill the picture in with our minds. In fact our minds are basically wired to dream all the time, our sense are just able to pick up on real experience and then fill in the gaps to create a reality based on what is essentially random and senseless. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
A dream is shared with only yourself |
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Whatever happens~
The things you listed are pretty much all I can think of, in a broad sense. |
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