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human
So this is what all the fuss was about? 'Dude, dreams are like the REAL reality lmao' is an old and tired opinion that people have been regurgitating on this board since time immemoriam. I must say the only new thing I got out of your inane ramblings is that you know jackshit about graphics cards and sound cards. As useful as this information might be to your potential employer in a PC components store, it is hardly relevant to a lucid dreaming thread.
gpt
>an old and tired opinion that people have been regurgitating on this board since time immemoriam

Is that supposed to somehow prove that it's not true??


>your 'third eye' is what you are using to see while dreaming

>it is hardly relevant to a lucid dreaming thread

You are tearing down not building up. How about instead of being a hater you share some information that 'is' relevant to a lucid dreaming thread.
human
>Is that supposed to somehow prove that it's not true??
No?? It's just that it's nothing new, can't be proven true or false, and has no practical implications to a lucid dreamer. The overall purpose of my post was to express my disappointment upon finally reading the coveted revelation of our visiting tripfag and finding it completely unremarkable. I believe this is what people usually call false advertisement.
>How about instead of being a hater you share some information that 'is' relevant to a lucid dreaming thread.
It's not a competition, but how about I let you on a secret that most of my posts itt and in some of the previous threads are focused on answering other anons' lucid dreaming questions.
gpt
>answering other anons' lucid dreaming questions

Are you looking out of your third eye when you are dreaming? Have you ever closed your eyes after waking up and noticed that your 'third eye' is still open/not quite closed?
human
>Are you looking out of your third eye when you are dreaming?
It depends on semantics. If you believe that everyone does that passively when inside a dream, then yes, though I do not actively try to force any such thing.
>Have you ever closed your eyes after waking up and noticed that your 'third eye' is still open/not quite closed?
In the brief moments of wakefulness between successive lucid dreams, the boundary between reality and dreams can get a little blurry. I can see and feel things that aren't quite there (even though in my case I think of them as dream remnants/snippets), so perhaps to a degree.