/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8355897
cont.
>So how accurate would a car be depicted in a lucid dream?

I've never really tried anything like this desu. I usually just try to have sex or like maybe 5% of the time I'll fly or try talking to someone and ask questions about god. I kind of wish I had the will power to not just instantly start raping (it's always consensual once I got their pants down), but that's just not how the human mind works imo.

As for exploring a car, you'll be able to fully satisfy your idea of what a car is supposed to look like. You likely won't be surprised by anything. You'll probably later wake up and realize what you saw wasn't really what it would have looked like, but that doesn't matter. It's less important what your dream eyes see and more important what the pattern recognition part of your brain gets lit up when it sees what it expects to see.

A final tip, if you're not experienced in lucid dreaming, it's often best to go along with the "plot" of the dream and just stay quietly lucid. When you start venturing out, getting your dick out etc, you probably have 30 seconds before you're awake. Even at my best it's hard to stay in for 2-3 minutes or so. But if I go along with the "plot" its usually pretty entertaining and can go on for a long ass time, but as someone said, it's more like you're dreaming that you're lucid dreaming.

>>8004347
>Overall the math works
>confirmed for not understanding the math