I have figured out why dreams are garbled up and outright makes no sense

had a bad nightmare last night - but it was not garbled - was very clear and skeered me.

then you nearly took over the consciousness of your twin. whenever a dream is clear as day it means the person's twin lost consciousness of which the dreamer gained.

Last Edited by Rev El Haitian on 02/17/2020 08:19 AM

Doesn’t sound right.

It’s garbled because it dreams operate in time/space and not space/time.

It's the virus, get ready, don't fight it, let it keep changing just keep your VitC and hydration up. It won't kill you, it will change you.

let me explain. there is no loss in consciousness in the true sense of the word. math tells us this. when your other self (twin) loses consciousness you gain it proportionately. until you gain full control, you get garbled messages. imagine when youre drunk. see how your state of consciousness begins to get garbled? this is what yoru twin experiences as he gains a hold of the conscious part of you that you start to lose while under the influence.

Your "twins" are the left right hemisphere of your brain. When they no longer communicate you have a break in your vagus nerve. This is how the virus tricks your goddamn body.

if you want to see your twin self as one side of your brain, fine. I can get with that. but there is an actual twin of you and it is represented by what you see in the mirror.

When I look in the mirror, I see a reflex picture of the bathroom.

The dream is vague and often nonsensical because the source input is extremely limited, on account of your being a sleep, so your brain keys in the subconscious streams as a source of fabricating the experience of reality instead of relying on the much fuller sources of your awake sensory systems to produce a full on immersive experience. In other words, these are the same things going on, and you are just as much dreaming while awake as you were while sleeping.