Remee is a scam and here’s why   Remee is a scam, and here’s
why:  When I first learned about Remee in May 2012 from a reader
of my blog, I was excited. I thought that the future is here,
and the 80$ lucid dreaming aid is reality. I even put up a link
to their kickstarter page on my site.  When my Remee finally
arrived, I realized I was wrong.  Yes, I own remee  You see,
over the last 6 months or so, I’ve heard about Remee mentioned
next to real lucid dreaming induction masks, like NovaDreamer
and REMDreamer so many times, that I started to believe I’m
getting the real deal…cheap.  With the name like Remee, it’s
easy to get confused. It turns out I was wrong, and should’ve
read the fine print. The fine print (somewhere in the comments
section) says:  “Remee does not detect REM(Rapid Eye Movement)
sleep”.   What is this REM sleep?  Rapid Eye Movement sleep is
when you are most likely to dream, and most likely to remember
your dreams. The amount of REM sleep is unequal throughout the
night, with the majority of