Dreams are a non-solid area of science and there are many theories about what they are. A leading one is that they are your brain's way of getting rid of useless thoughts and reorganizing itself.

So, have you been reading/thinking about horror-related things a lot lately?

That might explain it.

Dreams are a non-solid area of science and there are many theories about what they are. A leading one is that they are your brain's way of getting rid of useless thoughts and reorganizing itself.

 

So, have you been reading/thinking about horror-related things a lot lately?

 

That might explain it.

No, I have not. The last time I played a genuine horror game or watched a horror video was three weeks ago, and I haven't thought about them since.

I do enjoy your remark on the science of dreams. Few people really know this, and I commend you for knowing it.

No, I have not. The last time I played a genuine horror game or watched a horror video was three weeks ago, and I haven't thought about them since. I do enjoy your remark on the science of dreams. Few people really know this, and I commend you for knowing it.

Thanks. I am of the opinion that people tend to assume that our bodies are simple to understand, I just don't see it that way. The easiest assumptions are rarely the correct ones. 

Thanks. I am of the opinion that people tend to assume that our bodies are simple to understand, I just don't see it that way. The easiest assumptions are rarely the correct ones.

Indeed they are.

In fact, even over thousands of years, we still don't fully understand our brain. Since our bodies are made to contain the soul, to which I consider to be housed in the brain, our brain has been trying to figure itself out. It's fantastic!