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From NYT Magazine:
"In an age of high-definition television and vivid cinematography, it might seem peculiar to think that anyone would experience colorless dreams.
For many people, the dream state can be the most turbulent, emotionally intense part of the day. Falling, flying, failing exams and being chased are among the most frequently reported themes when people are asked in studies to describe their dreams. And yet for a small segment of the population, drifting off at night means reverting to a world of monochromatic hues."
Read more here.
Are you one of the small percentage that dreams only on black and white?
Beyond hues, do you remember your dreams? Are they usually stressful? Romantic? Arbitrary? Adventurous?
What (if anything) do you think your head is telling you about your life via your dreams?
"In an age of high-definition television and vivid cinematography, it might seem peculiar to think that anyone would experience colorless dreams.
For many people, the dream state can be the most turbulent, emotionally intense part of the day. Falling, flying, failing exams and being chased are among the most frequently reported themes when people are asked in studies to describe their dreams. And yet for a small segment of the population, drifting off at night means reverting to a world of monochromatic hues."
Read more here.
Are you one of the small percentage that dreams only on black and white?
Beyond hues, do you remember your dreams? Are they usually stressful? Romantic? Arbitrary? Adventurous?
What (if anything) do you think your head is telling you about your life via your dreams?