[voice entry // accidentally posted to network]
Given the prevalence of time distortion in dreams, I doubt I can rule out the hypothesis that I'm dreaming based solely on my perception that this has lasted longer than most dreams do. It doesn't feel like a dream, but feelings are irrelevant when searching for empirical data. Has anyone tried to understand dreaming while experiencing a lucid dream?
If this is a dream, what is my subconscious saying to me by presenting me with a tape recorder? By forwarding the date eight years?
Why am I compelled to use the recorder when I know the recording will do me no good while I'm awake? Why have I been looking for an exit when I don't want to leave?
I will remember to avoid reading Descartes before sleeping.
[ooc: Cursed!Justin is pre-Richard-tutoring, so a bit younger, a little more awkward, and somewhat prone to using unnecessarily large words to sound older than sixteen. Oh, and none of that murdering business.]
If this is a dream, what is my subconscious saying to me by presenting me with a tape recorder? By forwarding the date eight years?
Why am I compelled to use the recorder when I know the recording will do me no good while I'm awake? Why have I been looking for an exit when I don't want to leave?
I will remember to avoid reading Descartes before sleeping.
[ooc: Cursed!Justin is pre-Richard-tutoring, so a bit younger, a little more awkward, and somewhat prone to using unnecessarily large words to sound older than sixteen. Oh, and none of that murdering business.]