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> OK, this is really sounding familiar... So you’re saying the simulation architects used an older diffusion model for dreams. > It may or may not have worked

by mobiledev2014 2y ago

> OK, this is really sounding familiar... So you’re saying the simulation architects used an older diffusion model for dreams. > It may or may not have worked for me a handful of times Exactly my experience. I used the exact strategy you mention (add pinching yourself, as old fashioned as that sounds) and it was almost too easy how quickly it worked, couple days I think. I questioned if it was real or not

Aerroon 2y ago
>So you’re saying the simulation architects used an older diffusion model for dreams. I think these concepts are actually related - the things that end up messed up in dreams and diffusion models are things that have high information density. Faces, hands, books, phone screens, ship layouts etc all have a lot of information in them from a human perspective. If we pay attention then we can see the (lack of) this level of detail. This kind of lucid dreaming advice has worked for me a handful of times. They've been very memorable dreams.