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<blockquote data-quote="dreamer" data-source="post: 37900" data-attributes="member: 542613">My name means that I dream. Dreaming has 2 major denotations. 1. To dream as in imagine things as one would like them to be or engage in fantasy. 2. The phenomenon of dreaming during sleep which typically occurs during Rapid Eye Movement or REM sleep. It is characterized by extremely short wavelengths of brain activity. The perceptions and realities experienced during dreaming is nothing more than the primordial brain sending out more or less random signals, and the higher order of the brain, such as the frontal cortex, attempting to make sense out of it all. There is massive limbic system activity as well. REM sleep is highly associated with the process of long term memory or learning. People who do not get enough REM sleep, do not learn as effectively as they normally could. An interesting note about REM sleep is that we tend to dream about what is on our minds most of the day. We don&#039;t have to be consciously thinking about these things, for them to come out during sleep. The frontal cortex is the area of one&#039;s brain that plans and makes decisions on things or simply &quot;thinks&quot; about things. The longer that part of the brain is in a certain state, such as thinking about hot girls, the more likely it is you will dream about women or hot girls or some other powerful association that is associated with hot girls, could be zucchini, all depends on the person.I tend to do both of these a lot. Everyone has said that my heads were in the clouds. I thought about why. I dream, so I am a dreamer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dreamer, post: 37900, member: 542613"] My name means that I dream. Dreaming has 2 major denotations. 1. To dream as in imagine things as one would like them to be or engage in fantasy. 2. The phenomenon of dreaming during sleep which typically occurs during Rapid Eye Movement or REM sleep. It is characterized by extremely short wavelengths of brain activity. The perceptions and realities experienced during dreaming is nothing more than the primordial brain sending out more or less random signals, and the higher order of the brain, such as the frontal cortex, attempting to make sense out of it all. There is massive limbic system activity as well. REM sleep is highly associated with the process of long term memory or learning. People who do not get enough REM sleep, do not learn as effectively as they normally could. An interesting note about REM sleep is that we tend to dream about what is on our minds most of the day. We don't have to be consciously thinking about these things, for them to come out during sleep. The frontal cortex is the area of one's brain that plans and makes decisions on things or simply "thinks" about things. The longer that part of the brain is in a certain state, such as thinking about hot girls, the more likely it is you will dream about women or hot girls or some other powerful association that is associated with hot girls, could be zucchini, all depends on the person. I tend to do both of these a lot. Everyone has said that my heads were in the clouds. I thought about why. I dream, so I am a dreamer. [/QUOTE]

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