TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月2日 02時11分

"Since the dawn of communication, dreams have perplexed philosophers, priests, and poets. What do dreams mean? Do they portend the future? In recent decades," write David Eagleman, a neuroscientist at Stanford University, and Don Vaughn, a neuroscientist at UCLA, "dreams have come under the gaze of neuroscientists as one of the field's central unsolved mysteries. Do they serve a more practical, functional purpose? We suggest that dream sleep exists, at least in part, to prevent the other senses from taking over the brain’s visual cortex when it goes unused. Dreams are the counterbalance against too much flexibility." Read more about why we dream—and a new theory on how it protects our brains—at the link in bio. Photo-illustration by KangHee Kim (@tinycactus)

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