!Logic!

Quest for Lucidity
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Ok the thing is that I’m playing minecraft for a week now and I’m very into it. I’ve noticed that when I’m falling asleep I’m just thinking about minecraft and things I’ll do next day. [maybe the word obsessed would describe my situation]

Those who know about minecraft they know that is a game where you need to think and use logic a lot. So I think that this game “moved” my logic or better say bring logic to a higher level.

Last night I had 4 lucid dreams which were DILD and there was a pure logical conclusion that this was a dream, just like that. I never before had that kind of simple and pure logical conclusion.

Usually I’m not very good with DILD, I rely more on WILD or RCILD and I’m in very bad position with DR and LD in general so that must be due to logical game, I hope.

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just started getting addicted (yet again) to minecraft this week… (best game eva) but i certainly hope Minecraft will help increase my lucidity :grin: i would call that a win-win situation :tongue: My logic in dreams is always terrible… typical dream logic---- -“WOAH! a flying elephant, i should seriously purchase one of those at a supermarket! yadadada dream carries on…”-__-

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Yeah exactly. I hope that was actually due to minecraft, I just need to figure out how to make the most of that… How to actually use that in a dream.

Minecraft here I come… :tongue:

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Minecraft increasing logic? Uh…

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ya u might think it does the opposite haha cuz the gravity in minecraft isnt exactly… there for everything :razz:

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Lets not forget that… nothing is logical in Minecraft actually.

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I’m not saying that minecraft as a game is logical but you need to use logic to create something, to develop in a game to build something…

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Hmm, I’ve never heard of minecraft doing this. I have a similar situation, but it’s only because I play copious amounts of scary video-games and watch tons of commentaries on scary video games I can’t play on my PC, like amnesia or the last two games from the penumbra series. (mostly from morfar or pewdiepie)
If I ever get a nightmare coming on (which is incredibly rare, surprisingly) I know that it’s a dream, and the dream changes completely.

I think I might look into this, see if I can’t come up with something similar to help induce dreams. (maybe a console application forcing you to use logic and reason to solve puzzles?)

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Anything that will activate the part of the brain that’s responsible for logic can work. Some dreamers do math when they do WBTB so I guess everything could work…