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We even dream of things that can NEVER occur such as flying in the air (my favorite dreams). We dream of things that have occurred in the past and of things that never have occurred (aka fantasies). And we dream of things without any control whatsoever. Without the Frontal Cortex active, our dreams (or thoughts) at night appear to be random (however, I believe they are pseudo-random and I will discuss this in a later blog).

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To understand this, we need to remember of another time the Frontal Cortex is taken offline and what happens as a result.during dreaming! Remember that when we sleep at night, our Frontal Cortex goes offline as a pre-requisite to REM dreaming. There is the possibility that what is thought to be memory is in reality a fantasy. There is though a possibility that what is accessed is not really a memory at all. In a sense this 'Good Sense Filter' is there to protect the conscious from the subconscious and the subconscious from the conscious. I believe that in addition to the strongly pre-filtering of all ideas and solutions on the output, their 'Good Sense Filters' also strongly resist relaxing itself enough for a hypnotist to enter into the subconscious. I would expect that they are generally less creative and as a result have very strong 'Good Sense' filters that weed out more solutions or ideas that are nonsensical than the average Joe or Jane. Scientists, engineers, and mathematicians are very rule-based people and thus more 'black and white' than grey. The 'Good Sense Filter' is the barrier between the conscious and the subconscious. This prevents us on acting on a stupid idea. It's role is to filter out any subconscious ideas or solutions or decisions that do not make sense for our own good. You might read my previous post to better understand the role of the Frontal Cortex (what I refer to as the 'Good Sense Filter') of our brain. However, their can be a darker side to all this. This is fantastic! This is great and I am all for it. And in theory, heal the trauma and restore the victim's ability to recognize the letter S and the number 8. However, by artificially stimulating that network, disrupted connections can regrow and reconnect according the previous network program. A person with damage to that net may no longer be able to recognize those digits.

For example, let's say the specific neural net that was damaged was the network that recognizes the letters S and number 8 when read in from the optic nerves.

So by artificially stimulating neurons that were damaged, it essentially jump starts their recovery and helps re-strengthen their previous programming. If a part of the brain was traumatized and no longer works and is dormant, the promise for the future is that a brain implant can help resurrect that part of the brain through artificial stimulation. Basically, DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is looking to sponsor research into using implants to help victims (war victims) of brain trauma heal! If indeed this is truly their endgoal, then I am all for it.