Jiang's phrase for Dante's waking visionary state, distinct from sleep-dreams and from external artwork.
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lucid daydreaming
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...actually seeing them as he walks, all right? This is like lucid daydreaming. How does this happen, okay? We understand how dreams work. We..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...actually seeing them as he walks, all right? This is like lucid daydreaming. How does this happen, okay? We understand how dreams work. We..."
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"...actually seeing them as he walks, all right? This is like lucid daydreaming. How does this happen, okay? We understand how dreams work. We..."
"...athletes. They're not the healthiest people you will meet. They're often daydreaming or getting drunk or something. Okay?"
"...simply by sitting in a parent office every day and just daydreaming and then boom the idea came to his head he's like okay..."
"...any work, because I'm always lying around or walking around or daydreaming, okay?"
"...not at a university. he was just thinking by himself his daydreaming okay so this was just an incredible"
"...imagination, and inspiration, okay? So remember when Einstein, he was just daydreaming his theories, okay? Remember when Newton, he was working on theology, he..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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