My INTJ and I just watched Interstellar together. Afterwards we had a discussion about the hibernation/sleep state and whether or not they would be able to dream. E made the argument that in order to survive for so long and not age that the hibernation state probably was a complete state and there would be no dreaming. I felt that because there was still brain function that there would be the possibly of dreaming. It was an interesting discussion, and I wanted to see if anyone whose seen the movie had any thoughts about it.
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Interstellar Debate
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By the (admittedly limited) understanding of science regarding dreams, dreams occur during REM sleep. It is said that bears do not experience REM sleep during hibernation:Do bears dream in winter | News | Science & Scholarship in Poland
Presumably, if humans achieve hibernation, neither will they. And so, we can assume that they would not dream.
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