DREAM THEORY

Falling asleep, one’s bod — brain as body — does not merely go offline as implied by the common phrase «out like a light». To a greater degree, dreams induce the black- and the whitelists: the playbooks to all of these things people as peoples (should) do. Whole day through, day for night, wired to the clouds.

The two terminal concepts:

1. Inscapes
To instress one’s bod means taxing its strains by the straws, the points of authority and their vulnaribility — the mild-and-weak spots and/or breakaway ties. Given access, it’s to explore the inscapes — the mythical (time-qualifying) landscapes of one’s brain, psych, mind, and their neural commit to the bod’s tide. The stories they tell, the dock-ons its sensors provide, the potential they bear to serve the wealth of ideas.

2. Impersonation
To detect the folks lodging means feeling their masks on one’s face, their outermost by the mindy eyes, their innermost by one’s metabolic tide — and hearing voices of robots tainted familiar tunes. In a nutshell, it’s a full-bod experience linking-up the app-wired sensors to key figures of stars and idols, the encounters of everyday life, fonds, friends, and ­dependents. To ­utter: the merged exposure of.

Dream Theory – The Basics, Part 1

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