Dr. Dieter Kunz, a sleep researcher at the Charité hospital in Berlin. He speaks with us about what the brain is actually doing while we sleep. For more go to www.dw.de/tomor...
"regardless of whether I remember it or not" I don't see why he didn't have any sort of input on that fairly subjective sounding topic right there.. I like that he mentions that "there is no need in lucid dreaming as a technique"(ability/mechanism) in the brain(im assuming) without even being able to elaborate more on what lucid dreaming is and also this whole 2 statements make it seem as if lucid dreaming is interconnected with the idea of 'knowing you are dreaming after you dream'. After this.. the video jumps into more mental disorders and methodology of going about the situation.. (making 'suggestions' about treatments). This entire thing is a gimmick of its own without being able to explain any means of how they find their data. I'm about 95% sure that this is just some information-sale tactic. This lady also really sucks at interviewing, I wonder why they hired her. I'm just analyzing this for my english class over here in the United Starvation(by emotional means) of America..
