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Old 02.22.2008, 05:14 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by girlgun
well i was just addressing that one fact.

synth.. there are different stages of sleep. stage 1 and 2, and then 3 and 4 are slow wave sleep or deep sleep. REM is also a stage which becomes more frequent the longer you sleep. you know that rem is rapid eye movement. and when someone has rapid eye movement, it's easy to tell they're dreaming. no one really knows the purpose of dreaming and there are a million theories from totally new age sort of bullshit to it being nothing... neurons firing randomly (which is actually what i believe). but nonetheless, REM is necessary. if you are REM suppressed, you are excessively tired and fatigued.

true, i think it's probably pseudo-random neurons firing while yr brain is trying to accomplish some other task unrelated to what you happen to be experiencing in the "dream" ....maybe related to processing memories, maybe just keeping yr heart and lungs going.... i don't think it's pure noise, but on the other hand i don't think our brains create "dreams" just to entertain us while we sleep...
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