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 just that when you're in that brain mode, that's how your eyes behave.

And this was thought to be where you have the wildest dreams.

In REM.

And REM increases as you go deeper into the night.

So the thought is...

The dreaming is most vivid, closest to when you're waking up.

But that's not what we're seeing now.

We're seeing that dreams, when you wake people up, can happen when you're falling asleep through the entire night and when you're waking up.

So I think the big answer here is dreams can happen at any time when you're asleep, even during sleep entry and during sleep exit.

That is the current understanding, and I believe it.

A lot of ways.

So one way to study dreams is to wake people up.

So in sleep labs, and some families have had their children participate over decades.

Yeah.

So you get these longitudinal studies where

When they're kids, they are woken up and then when they're teenagers and then when they're adults.

And so you can see how dreams happen throughout their life.

That's one way.

The other is they're at random times while they're measuring electricity, also woken up and they're asked to write down their dreams.

And then now more recently, people are falling asleep in these exotic scanners that are there's no radiation so they can participate.

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