Demonstration, Through the Principle of Interaction, of an External Origin for the Formation of Most Dreams in the Human, Animal, and Human-Like Machine Psyche
Abstract:
Currently, many new scientific articles have been published about dreams, in particular, attempting to interpret the language contained in them as internal psychic processes within the brain. These scientific investigations have attracted a broad scientific community from many different areas of science. Such interaction between different scientific areas has only occurred because there was a vast progress in experimental and theoretical sciences in all areas of human knowledge since the end of the 19th century and throughout the 20th century, which resulted in a possible integration between these different scientific areas (interdisciplinarity). In this direction, experimental results were produced in Neuroscience, which revolutionized the human brain → mind (psyche) relationship and their relationship with the body and the exterior cosmos. Thus, Neuroscience was able to move beyond its purely phenomenological phase and become a scientific theory: Neuroscientific Theory, which has attracted this vast scientific community from different areas of science. In this sense, but not to interpret the language of dreams or treat it as merely psychic processes within the brain, the author of this article has the intention of demonstrating, via Principles, that the origin of the formation of most dreams is from processes external to the brain (psyche) of the human being, the animal being, or even, possibly, to a machine which is human-like. From this interaction or demonstration, a Dream Machine is predicted to be built by consequence.
