Recent content by josht

Well yea, not for a long time, because eventually you convince yourself that it's fake...Just look at a wall and make up a picture in your head and put it there. But it could also be because I am still only 15 and have a big imagination :)

You could be right Gale, almost never do I wake up "on my own", my alarm clock does it for me ;) Daydreaming is something different, I've read (and to some extent agree) that everybody is on the verge of daydreaming a hallucination, because anyone can look over to their side and an empty chair...

Asleep Zenparticle And zoobyshoe, I do, the first thing I do when I wake up is to determine if I had a dream or not, and more days then other I don't recollect any dream.

I guess I mean. Force myself to have a dream that I am able to remember.

After recovering from Strep the last few days, I got some time to just sit down and read. I read Sigmund Freud's The Interpretation of Drems. Now for the most part, this book had all the answers to my questions...but one. Is it possible to make yourself dream? (without the hypnotic stuff)...

"If you are always looking down, you will never see what lies above you." - C.S. Lewis

Well, maybe something good came out of my sinus's after all. I'll head out in a few minutes to check it out.

Well I was wondering, if a kid, was born and raised without seeing anybody else but his parents. Until he was 18 the only people he ever saw was his parents, would he be able to dream about other people besides his parents?

I'm not to sure actually, I went to a "spy shop" to kill some time and they had a little speaker and it said "the vomit frequency" and the caption said that it emits a tone so low that it makes you sick to your stomach.

Frequency Induced Motion Sickness? Is it true what they are saying? They are now able to send out a frequency, and it makes you feel like you have motion sickness? How is it possible to create this frequency?

If you don't mind me asking, how did you do it?

There is also a book by Stephen Hawking called The Cambridge Lectures which has a couple of GREAT lectures on Black Holes.

I am a very young person, therefor I have not been able to comprehend the mathematics involved with QM, but I believe I know a sufficient amount with the non-mathematical side of it for my age. Once I can get down some math, I will be able to conquer it all!

I was just curious why the moon has a pull on a tide facing the moon and on the complete opposite side of the Earth it has the same pull. -Josh