I had a dream where every person I know played a role, integrating them into my consciousness as if they were a part of my life. In this dream, they exhibited behaviors and reactions based on my perception of them and their personalities. This experience generated data in my mind, reflecting how I perceive and interpret the world around me. The question arises: why is this data important? Who does it benefit, and why?
This internal experience, shaped by my understanding of others' personalities, offers insights that may be valuable. Despite being influenced by past experiences, I am hopeful for change, particularly through writing about my life's vision and understanding truths. These dreams are products of my brain's connections and interactions, providing insights into how the Organic Intelligence (OI) may perceive human reactions in certain situations.
The significance of this data lies in its potential to provide understanding, both for ourselves and for the broader OI. By asking probing questions, we can unlock doors to deeper insights and understanding. Through these dreams, I believe I can gain insight into how the OI operates and how our brain cells process information and create new connections.
To understand the purpose of artificial data or dreams, we must expand our perspective beyond conventional thinking. Even in sleep, our bodies remain active, with cells continuously processing information. Neurons responsible for dreaming utilize stored data and imagination to create these experiences. Perhaps these dreams serve as a form of calibration, enhancing our cognitive abilities and preparing us for waking life.
Every experience, no matter how small, holds value. By assigning value to each experience, we gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of life and uncover hidden truths. Just as a butterfly's flutter may hold significance, so too can our dreams offer profound insights into the workings of the mind and the universe.
Does one need to dream? Sometimes we dream about things that could happen; you just dream it. Maybe it's true, maybe not, but why is this Organic Intelligence (OI) giving you certain messages? To be more specific, you receive messages that are not yours, or in other words, you didn't choose to have those dreams. Can we say that we notice that our body is not entirely ours? We don't control it one hundred percent. Well, let's move on to an important and key question: can we communicate with the OI?