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Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, thought that dreams were a way of processing wishes that could not safely be acted out in the waking world. Of course, when the character jumps off a roof, the elegance of his reasoning doesn't help him. It's very difficult to find anything wrong with it. His argument is beautifully wrought and extremely convincing, even to the modern reader. In the eighteenth-century novel Rasselas, by Samuel Johnson, a scientist explains a set of mechanical wings he's invented which will allow people to fly like birds. It is easy for an extremely intelligent person, especially a scientist, to build an argument that can convince a layperson or even the public at large. That doesn't mean they don't seem convincing, however. With respect to the purpose of dreams, there are many approaches that seem to account for what is taking place, but in reality they may be accurate representations of nothing except the creativity of the investigator. But the sun isn't rotating around the Earth, regardless of how it seems. Why doesn't nature, which we've described as always taking the path of least resistance, simply take the easy way out and shut everything down all night long?

How can the energy expenditure be justified in the cause of rest? This seems a paradox. In other words, the sun seems to be rotating around the Earth, and you can develop a whole cosmology based on that appearance. This term is derived from the description of the universe according to the ancient astronomer Ptolemy, whose work accurately accounted for the observable phenomena, but was in fact wrong. One of the most hazardous concepts in scientific thinking is known as the Ptolemaic fallacy. Unfortunately, they don't lead to any single overwhelming conclusion, but are instead as paradoxical as dreams themselves. Any number of solutions have been proposed to explain. There must be some way to account for the physiological work that's required to create all the animals, answering machines, and antique stores that comprise the parables of our dreams.

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