Mikelikes2drive

I had the scariest nightmare yesterday. My car was in a clothing store for some unknown reason and my gf was in my car. She turned on the engine and stalled and FLOODED MY CAR!!! i started freaken out and went crazy on her and for some reason i took off the cars shell and just had my stick the steering wheel the pedals and the chasis. I went crazy and yeah... eventually my gf fixed the car and i was happy and drove away.

weird dream huh? yeah i fell asleep on my japanese book studying for a test that im going to fail in.... 2 hours!!!! GAHH!!!

yah i know im weird and need help

snap-on

Get some help..

mysql101

That isn't as bad as the type of dream where you dream that you're in your office working for 8 hours. Then you wake up, exhausted from all that work, and have to go to work.

The upside to that, is I've actually resolved many code problems that I was stumped while awake.

Astor

I've also been able to resolve many computer problems while dreaming, as well as other logical problems. You think about it until you go to sleep, then all of the sudden you wake up, do one or two things, and it's fixed.

Razpewton

The dream-like state between sleep and consciousness is the best suited arena for logical problem solving and creativity. It is during this semi-conscious "nidra" that brain activity is not preoccupied with nerve impulses from the optal plexes (sight), most audio plexes (sound) stimulation or touch sensories. It is also referred to as FOCUS.

At any given time, our brain is processing anywhere from 8 to 26 separate, but essential thoughts. During our pre-sleep consciousness, we direct full-force increased plasma endothelin levels, which promote logical reasoning, giving us a "grey area" of super-concentrate ambience.

Many writers, inventors and artists come up with their best work during this time and often keep notepads and/or recording devices on the bedstand for just such occasions.

kbull

This is exactly why naps should be allowed in all jobs where creativity is a factor.