Francis wrote:I asked because the stimulus of life don't seem to get through to me, as I sleep like a log, of a seemingly dreamless sleep...
The dreams happen, Francis, you just aren't conscious of them.
The fun part, for me, is that no one knows why exactly sleep brings on these odd exchanges of data from one section of the brain to another, fictional and otherwise. Science knows they happen, people report their dreams and we can see the brain activity in scans, but we don't know the reason for the activity.
We aren't even sure why sleep in necessary, but we know that it is. (A human deprived of sleep for as little as forty hours will begin to show symptoms of paranoia and other psychoses.)
How many hours of sleep do you get a night? Less than six impairs the dreaming function, get about seven on average for a week or so and the dreams will begin spinning.
Joe(It's like getting free movie tickets)Nation