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Most of us don't take dreams that seriously. Or maybe we just don't think about them very much because we have no idea what

to make of them. They feel like brain noise. Weird little stories that dissolve the moment we

wake up. And even when they linger, we tend to treat them as curiosities at best. But there's a long tradition that goes back to Freud that takes a very different view,

that dreams are surfacing something real about us.

There are a glimpse into our unconscious minds.

There's also modern dream science and sleep labs, where researchers have learned a lot

about what dreams are, why they happen, and what they reveal about the sleeping mind.

And yet, despite all that, dreams still retain this mythical status.

We understand them better for sure.

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