First Communication in Dreams

On September 24th, 2024, Researchers at REMspace have achieved a historic milestone, demonstrating that lucid dreams could unlock new dimensions of communication and humanity’s potential. Using specially designed equipment, two individuals successfully induced lucid dreams and exchanged a simple message.

[REMspacenet]

THE PAPER IS READY. Coming soon. Our previous amazing and already peer-reviewed experiments:

[cassandrapoole]

I'm gonna need to see this in a high impact peer reviewed journal before I believe a word of it

[zachchernick]

I came to this by a link that said to “watch the experiment here, ” only to find and animation. Where is the experiment?

[RedCarGaming]

We seriously got multiplayer dreams before GTA6

[arianar]

They better not start charging premium to skip commercials in our sleep

[evelynvazquez]

I want to read the whole study, please

[Seanvtt]

so they just hear the message through audio ? I'm not sure why that's so impressive.

[printwithbrackets]

"Yo hop into the lucid dream you said we gonna beat the boss right?"

[vin]

Ok, so the explanation given in the article says, when the first person to reach the lucid dreaming state, the server sends a randomly generated word to the first person, who then repeats that word in their lucid dream. Ok fine with that. The article then explains that when the second person reaches the lucid dreaming state, they receive the random word. However the animation shows the message to the second person eminates from the server to the person. If this was true lucid dreaming communication, then surely the message should have come from the second person back to the server. The only thing the animation shows is the server communicating with two people.

[subint.s.]

"Interesting experiment on lucid dream communication! However, achieving lucid dreams requires a deeply calm and focused mind, with brain frequencies operating at very low levels—something that’s quite difficult for most people to maintain. I’m curious how they’ve addressed this significant challenge, as technology alone can’t lower the brain’s natural activity to those levels. Without a calm, meditative state, lucid dreaming remains elusive for many."

were can i get the details of the experiment?

[SuperiorDave]

It said to watch the experiment here and this is an animation, not the actual experiment.

[anuragsharma]

If anything can be expressed in Numbers.Then we can know everything about that thing.
In Interstellar Dad says to Tars/Case (i dont remember) "Our love is quantifiable". If love is a product of hormomes and electrical impulses then we may measure it.

[JacobyMccrayTM]

I had a dream that we would be able to do this. Like I would always ask myself when I was younger “what if we were able to talk to each other in our dreams”

[JaviWither-]

Bro we have online dreams before GTA VI

[markojokanovic]

This might go on a spiral of causing more harm than good. But it could also, potentially, lead to communicating with people in Coma and similar conditions. Provide insights into how to cure/heal people etc.

[BuckRolly]

If this can be done in dreams, why can't it be done in an almost telepathic exchange when the subjects are awake? What is it in dreaming that makes this easier than doing the same demonstration when the subjects are up and active?

[setitfree]

This is something that has been studied and worked on for decades. Honestly I really thought we'd be further along by now. Dreams should be recorded and able to be played back in 4k.

[heartbeatingdays]

I lucid dream almost every night and I get confirmation when people tell me about our conversations when I travel to their minds. But it’s very draining to leave my body in that state. It takes days to recover. And it’s difficult to not lucid dream once I’m in a loop.

[danieliliescu]

This is a very shady presentation. As I understand, this is no telepathic communication. The 1st person listens to a random word through earbuds, the sensors connected to this head record his brain response when listening to this word. This response is sent through internet to the 2nd person and is "played back" through the same type of sensors to the brain of this 2nd person. When 2nd person wakes up, he is able to remember the exact word that the 1st person heard. Is my view correct?