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#110
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agreasyhobo (05/07/2012) [-]
Actually People dream in real-time. Your brain doesn't function any faster during sleep, just differently. People need to stop using Inception as a basis for scientific fact. It's a movie.
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N. Korean citizen (05/07/2012) [-]
http://www.nature (dot) com/news/2007/071115/full/news.2007.253.html
http://science.howstuffworks (dot) com/environmental/life/human-biology/sleep1.htm
http://www.humanillnesses (dot) com/Behavioral-Health-Sel-Vi/Sleep.html#b
multiple sources saying you recallect the entire day while sleeping several times faster than in real time.
http://science.howstuffworks (dot) com/environmental/life/human-biology/sleep1.htm
http://www.humanillnesses (dot) com/Behavioral-Health-Sel-Vi/Sleep.html#b
multiple sources saying you recallect the entire day while sleeping several times faster than in real time.
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N. Korean citizen (05/07/2012) [-]
I can agree with this. I've had several dreams that lasted much longer than a day in dream time and about 9 hours in real time. One time I even had a two year long dream. (and yes, it messed me up big time when I finally woke up. . . I still suffer phantom limb syndrome for a tail and wings because of that)