The Importance Of Lucid Dreams

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As the world evolves different new inventions are being created. For example. new gadgets are being made like new types of cars, phones, etc. The creation of new objects will never end, instead it will just keep growing and growing. Some of the inventions will actually be needed while others will catch one’s eye and may seem silly but will still pull one into wanting or actually buy it. Every year new technology is being released or created and lots of money is being spent on it. It’s like iPhones as an iPhone owner I am always on the lookout for when the newest version will be released, one does not need the new iPhone 7 but it is just so eye-catching. People like have their their hands on the latest version of everything and companies know …show more content…
How cool would it be to be able to fully know what one is dreaming about. When one is experiencing a lucid dream one has the ability to take control of ones actions in the dreams. The iBand will provide the ability to make one be aware of what you are actually dreaming of. As the creator of the kickstarter for the iBand says that “dreams occur when you are in Rapid Eye Movement (REM) phase of your sleep. During REM phase, the body is largely disconnected from the brain, effectively leaving the muscles incapable of movement…iBand+ accurately senses this dream phase by monitoring variations i your brain waves and body vitals.” After the iBand is able to sense the dream phase then it will play audio visual cues which will then also make the LEDs on the headband and make sound from the pillows speakers appear in one’s dream and make one be aware of the dream that one is experiencing. Whenever you enter the lucid dream you will then be transported into the virtual world when all of the humans senses will be active as if in …show more content…
One does not really need and adapter to be able to listen to music while charging a phone, it is not a must have. For instance, one does not need to listen to music while charging a phone, the better thing to do wold be to leave one’s phone charging till it reaches the full battery and then listen to music.A great solution would be to instead purchase a case with a charger. A question still remains with me in why they made the iPhone with bluetooth headphones which was not really necessary but it is what is. While the iBand is also not a must have but it would be essential for those who suffer from the lack of sleep. The iBand provides many benefits for a person. While not only make one receive the needed amount of sleep it will also benefit one in having more energy to be active and be able to function normally. People have to admit that sometimes you just can’t fall asleep even when you try to force yourself to, it is like the more that you force yourself to sleep the less sleepy one gets. It is such a hassle to deal with a lack of sleep. As researchers say teenagers need about 9 hours of sleep a day while adults need anywhere between 7 to 8 hours. As I have also read and researches that if one does not sleep enough then it also may result in not being able to maintain a normal weight as it will affect ones

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