The Conduct Science Podcast: Dreams
00:00 – Introduction
05:25 – News
10:00 – Facts
19:50 – What are dreams
25:00 – Why do we dream
41:27 – Daydreaming
1:02:15 – Ending and Outro
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This week on The Conduct Science Podcast, join Mitch and Tom as they delve into the world of dreams! The boys start off in the tangent city with news and facts related to dreaming (or not as well) but soon get back on track. So, what are dreams in the first place and why when we close our eyes to sleep are we transported off to strange, illogical, or downright scary lands? There are many theories from memory consolidation to they mean nothing at all, but what do you think? Lastly, the boys pick apart daydreaming, discuss its origins and uses, and reveal how their daydreaming habits affect their lives.
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