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(Created page with "== Thought == Musing on how the brain constructs realities in dreams and the potential these realities have for skill practice and acquisition. == Note == Dreams as a training ground for real-world skills. == Analysis == When we dream, especially during lucid dreams, the brain is able to render experiences that are convincingly real to our senses. This ability could be harnessed for skill practice — a concept I refer to as dream-induced skill acquisition (DISA). The...") |
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This concept aligns well with the manifesto principles: "Everything learns," "As you can become aware of a dream, you can become aware of reality," and "Use technology." It envisages leveraging a natural cognitive process (dreaming) for conscious learning and skill enhancement, advocating an innovative approach to self-improvement. With emerging technologies, we may eventually find ways to induce such states and ensure experiences within them are optimized for learning real-world skills. | This concept aligns well with the manifesto principles: "[[Everything learns]]," "[[As you can become aware of a dream, you can become aware of reality]]," and "Use technology." It envisages leveraging a natural cognitive process (dreaming) for conscious learning and skill enhancement, advocating an innovative approach to self-improvement. With emerging technologies, we may eventually find ways to induce such states and ensure experiences within them are optimized for learning real-world skills. | ||
By acknowledging that "everything learns," we leverage the brain's intrinsic ability to do so, even in sleep. Recognizing that becoming aware of the dream state is akin to a heightened awareness of reality opens a parallel path for development, making lucid dreaming a fertile ground for exploration. The entwinement of such experiences with technology could lead to novel interfaces for DISA, like dream-recording and analysis software, VR-assisted lucid dream induction, or neurofeedback devices. | By acknowledging that "everything learns," we leverage the brain's intrinsic ability to do so, even in sleep. Recognizing that becoming aware of the dream state is akin to a heightened awareness of reality opens a parallel path for development, making lucid dreaming a fertile ground for exploration. The entwinement of such experiences with technology could lead to novel interfaces for DISA, like dream-recording and analysis software, VR-assisted lucid dream induction, or neurofeedback devices. | ||