Dreaming improves logic and reasoning
Hello. I have learned this for a considerable period of time now. Dreaming can serve as a boon to intelligience. An example would be the dream I last experienced. When awoken from the dream, I hypothesized this philosophical principal: It does not matter if you are "evil" or "good", if you make another consciousness unhappy, you are inherently "evil." Since you are wondering of the contents of the dream which brought me to this conclusion, I am happy to oblidge.
I am an atheist. I used to attend church. I no longer do. I have dreams where I attend church and attempt to evade the religious lecture. I have dreams like this quite frequent. In each dream, I am afraid I will be found and viewed as a "heretic", though the era in which the dreams occur is quite modern. In this dream, I was finally captured. I assumed the wrath of all the people of the church I had "betrayed." It was then I realized something. It does not matter if I was following good or evil protocols. The simple act of incurring rage, the sense of betrayal, and hatred in others was an act of malicious consequence.
We must realize something. Our common notions of "good" and "evil" are all relative to the human race (and to the individual.) If we encountered a species through which murder enabled it to survive, to that species, "murder" would be a "good." If we attempted to force our laws unto that species, not only would that species die, but it would become unhappy as well. We would be commiting the ultimate transgression.
I hope that you have learned something from this discussion, or already keep this philosophy.
A further discussion, we will save for later, is "Dreaming may simulate higher intellectual response..."
