Dr. Alok Kanojia (Dr. K)

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And this is where we get to another really interesting scientific kind of observation, which is that dreams are not really random.

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So if you sort of think about it, dreams are always constrained to the experience of the human being.

You don't dream in languages you don't know.

You don't see things in dreams that you've never seen before.

Everything within your dream has to be

Anchored in some way to your experience in life.

Now, that doesn't mean that there's clearly a meaning to it.

It could all be random, right?

Because like it would just be like random images that don't mean anything.

But I do think it's an important scientific point to sort of notice that it is anchored in some way with like things that you've encountered in real life.

And then the third thing is like the significance of dreams.

And we actually have good evidence that what happens in your dream is tied to in a very tight way what happens to you in real life.