How/Why Do We Dream
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
MY HYPOTHESIS
- How we dream, our minds take things we have seen
- or heard and "Dreams" or creates images.
- Why, because even though our bodies are asleep
- our minds are still very much awake.
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HOW WE DREAM
- Scientist say that most dreaming happens when we are
- the most deeply asleep. When we are this asleep our
- eyes move quickly under our eyelids. This is REM.
- REM doesn't happen all night, so they aren't sure if we
- dream only during REM or at other times.
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WHY WE DREAM #1
- Some think that dreaming is just a way for the
- brain to sort through all of the information it gathered
- through out the day.
- That the brain just decides what to remember and what to forget,
- some what like a file and shredder.
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WHY WE DREAM #2
- Others say that dreams are connected to our
- emotions. Connecting our two "worlds"
- And making our minds work and concentrate
- on the important stuff.
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WHY WE DREAM #3
- Then there are the people who say dreaming
- has nothing to do with anything.
- That it is just random images that form.
- That the brain is just trying to relax for the night.
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WHY WE DREAM #4
- Some say time gets slower, even though
- it feels faster.
- If there is something very stressful going
- on in your life you may dream about it
- specifically or vaguely.
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MY CONCLUSION
- We dream during REM; rapid eye movement.
- Although scientists don't agree on why we dream,
- I believe that our brain takes images from the day.
- Puts them together, and we dream.
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