Why do we dream? Among amid rumors of fog, medical expertise and decades of research, the answer is simple: I have no idea. One thing we can all agree that dreams are strange. Why my brain took me to aquatic version of Tokyo last night is something we will probably never know. Science, on the other hand, the opening is in search of a dream with a new discovery is particularly interesting for the players.
Inspired by his son's interest in video games, Jayne Gackenbach at MacEwan University in Canada, found that players have more control over their dreams than non-players. Instead of seeing the dream as a narrative unfolds like a film, for example, players are more active in their dreams. Players are more likely to defend themselves when making decisions and actively pursue the dream scape that have the ability to change the course of the experiment, reports New Scientist.
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