Rahul Jandial
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597 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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It's so important.
It makes us sleep.
It makes us
It exposes us to threat and then safely when our bodies are paralyzed, you know, we wild out.
We do things we couldn't imagine.
We do things we wouldn't dare.
Well, I mean, all the things we fly, we fall, we run from monsters, we get into awkward social situations.
Like that's not stuff we would choose to do during the day, but it seems to be liberated at night.
And so that might suggest a little bit about why we dream.
Neurons that you don't use will wither because they're so metabolically demanding.
I believe, and what some of the exotic scans are showing is that
Emotion, creativity, sexuality, imagination.
These regions that we don't fully use during the day, it's like high intensity training.
They're liberated, rehearsed, kept warm when we dream.
So they're accessible for us during the day when we face our challenges.
Because those are the parts of the brain that are ramping up.
There's no on or off.
They're ramping up.
And during the day, they ramp down and the executive network of these regions and the CEO of our brain has to put it all together to get on the tube, to get on the subway, to get the kids to school.
But at night, those neurons that we don't use during the day, those concepts we don't use during the day, if we don't rehearse them, we don't keep them activated in some way, warmed up, they may not be accessible for us later in our life as individuals or even as species.
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