Dreams

Could this be the year we finally get a dream-recording device?

Okay, your dreams are starting to freak me out. I'm going back to my bottle

There are many inventions I’m hanging out for this year – from automatic cheese graters, to a device that allows Kyle Sandilands to break free from his rage-limiting mortal form and roam the skies as a scowling dragon, hurling damsels with ‘90s haircuts into volcanoes.

But a gizmo that could record and playback dreams would be at the top of my list.

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  • Jon says:

    10:28am | 23/03/12

    If I could playback my dreams this would be fantastic?. I have been woken up from several extraordinary things to never complete them. Thought of a few as I read this article that I would like to relive, lol think Apple will give us an app for it? Just a… Read more »

  • Liver says:

    10:52am | 06/01/12

    I find your snow man dream quite interesting.  The reason dreams are boring to other people is the way people tell them, trying to make sense/story as they go. Read more »

 

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