Imagine you're watching a movie, some movies are black and white, but your favorite is full of color. Now imagine that even when you sleep in a black-and-white world, your dreams still have color. That's because the brain can create colorful images on its own, like it’s painting a picture. Even if you’ve never seen color before, your brain can still dream up rainbows!
Examples
- A child who only sees black-and-white pictures dreams of colorful candy land.
- An old man who has never seen a rainbow still dreams about blue oceans and green forests.
- Someone who reads books with pictures in color begins to dream in full motion movies.
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See also
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Dream vs. a ‘Bad’ One?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Dream and Why Do Some Feel So Real?
- Why Do People Dream in Color?
- Why Do Some People Dream in Color and Others in Black and White?
- Why Do People Have Different Kinds of Dreams?
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