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Why and what do we dream for?
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Why and what do we dream for?

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Why, because our brains don't turn off 100%.

What, so that our brains don't have to shut off

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User Paul Wieland
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in my opinion lol

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Why : bc our mind is still active even while we r sleeping i think

What: to imagine things that will never happen but what we want.

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