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In 1973, two researchers named Allan Hobson and Robert McCarley threw out Freud and Jung when they came up with a theory called the activation-synthesis hypothesis, which proposed that dreams simply originated from random electrical impulses in the brain. Those impulses, they said, drew imagery from traces of experiences we stored in our memories—and later, they theorized, our waking minds, always organizing, tried to make sense of that imagery by creating its own narratives from them.

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<blockquote data-quote="prasad1" data-source="post: 408072" data-attributes="member: 17510">In 1973, two researchers named Allan Hobson and Robert McCarley threw out Freud and Jung when they came up with a theory called the activation-synthesis hypothesis, which proposed that dreams simply originated from random electrical impulses in the brain. Those impulses, they said, drew imagery from traces of experiences we stored in our memories—and later, they theorized, our waking minds, always organizing, tried to make sense of that imagery by creating its own narratives from them.http://bahaiteachings.org/are-dreams-random</blockquote>

[QUOTE="prasad1, post: 408072, member: 17510"] [COLOR=#35404F][FONT='inherit']In 1973, two researchers named Allan Hobson and Robert McCarley threw out Freud and Jung when they came up with a theory called the activation-synthesis hypothesis, which proposed that dreams simply originated from random electrical impulses in the brain. Those impulses, they said, drew imagery from [/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#0000ff]traces of experiences we stored in our memories[/COLOR][COLOR=#35404F][FONT='inherit']—and later, they theorized, our waking minds, always organizing, tried to make sense of that imagery by creating its own narratives from them. [/FONT][/COLOR]http://bahaiteachings.org/are-dreams-random [/QUOTE]

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