Unconscious Memory during Sleep: Is Everything Remembered When You Wake Up?

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In summary: Yes, dreams occur in all five stages of sleep. And they are often more vivid and detailed in the later stages.
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candydude357 said:
... your memory of what you felt before you were born?

What?


OK. fun's over.
 
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