edit: maybe it had something to do with the race/athletics talk. 
Kind of a stretch, lol.
I wrote a paper on "Precognitive Dreams" for my english class last year and the main scientific explanation for dream premonitions is the law of large numbers: Collectively human beings have so many dreams that there's bound to be occasional coincidental overlap between our dreams and real life. We forget most of our dreams, but a cue later in the day can cause us to remember one of our dreams if the cue was in the dream as well. This makes it seem like we have more "dream premonitions" than we actually do.
There have been some interesting case studies where people claim to have many dream premonitions in a short time period, which would refute the law of large numbers, but because of unreliability of study authors we can't draw conclusions.
Call me a delusional schizo, but I believe there's something more to dreams than what we can explain with science. At least our current level of science.
You aint schizo. Theres a lot of crazy stuff i learned about dreams in the past year. I dont even want to post what i know. But im reading through some of the dreams in this thread and notice some people need help with certain things. Im keeping it vague on purpose
Interesting:
You’ll notice a correlation between the following in women:
- irregular menstrual cycle
- cant get pregnant or had a miscarriage
- unexplained lower back pain
- mental fogginess
- bipolar or schizo or ADHD where they speak a mile a minute and keep jumping topics
- constipation or IBS
- hair loss
- depression
- dreams where they see animals like snakes, dogs, lions, rats, or insects. Or dreams where they are being chased or threatened by people. Or dreams of flying/falling from a high place. Or filthy dreams where they see urine poop and/or sex a lot
The more of the listed symptoms they have, the more likely they have the dreams i mentioned.
And vice versa. Do your own research and you’ll see!
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