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The good, the bad and the plain weird... dreams are an intriguing phenomenon that puzzle and intrigue many. In fact,&nbsp;weird&nbsp;dreams seem to be having quite a big year&nbsp;as proven by a&nbsp;mysterious&nbsp;spike&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Google query, &ldquo;why am I having weird dreams&rdquo; in April 2021.&nbsp;
The question has naturally also piqued the interest of&nbsp;neuroscientists who have&nbsp;now&nbsp;discovered that strange dreams actually serve an important purpose in your real life.&nbsp;As weird and illogical as they may seem, such dreams&nbsp;help the brain understand daily experiences in a deeper way.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The&nbsp;study, published recently in Cell,&nbsp;was&nbsp;led by&nbsp;neuroscientist Erik Hoel who said that our brain is so great at learning that it is always at the risk&nbsp;of oversimplifying or becoming &lsquo;overfitted.&rsquo; Life can be pretty&nbsp;standard sometimes and so, our weird dreams keep&nbsp;us&nbsp;from becoming too fitted to the model of the world, explained&nbsp;Hoel.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Comparing the human brain to artificial intelligence, Hoel&nbsp;suggested that&nbsp;reading fiction may also have&nbsp;same&nbsp;the hallucinatory effect&nbsp;as that of&nbsp;funky&nbsp;dreams.&nbsp;While you can&rsquo;t induce weird dreams, you could read&nbsp;fiction novels&nbsp;to&nbsp;rescue your brain from&nbsp;the sameness of life!

How ‘weird dreams’ & reading fiction make you more intelligent in real life

Mysterious rise in Google queries for weird dreams observed
Neuroscientists&nbsp;discover the crucial purpose of strange dreams
Such dreams help the brain understand experiences more deeply
The brain constantly at risk of oversimplifying or getting overfitted
Weird dreams keep it from becoming too fitted to the real world
Reading fiction may have the same effect as weird dreams

As illogical as they may seem, weird dreams&nbsp;actually help the brain understand daily experiences in a deeper way, says a new study.

The good, the bad and the plain weird... dreams are an intriguing phenomenon that puzzle and intrigue many. In fact,&nbsp;weird&nbsp;dreams seem to be having quite a big year&nbsp;as proven by a&nbsp;mysterious&nbsp;spike&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Google query, &ldquo;why am I having weird dreams&rdquo; in April 2021.&nbsp;
The question has naturally also piqued the interest of&nbsp;neuroscientists who have&nbsp;now&nbsp;discovered that strange dreams actually serve an important purpose in your <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/don-t-try-to-be-a-khatron-ke-khiladi-in-real-life-rohit-shetty-after-taking-covid-jab-1617281580114" target="_blank">real life</a>.&nbsp;As weird and illogical as they may seem, such dreams&nbsp;help the brain understand daily experiences in a deeper way.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The&nbsp;study, published recently in Cell,&nbsp;was&nbsp;led by&nbsp;neuroscientist Erik Hoel who said that our brain is so great at learning that it is always at the risk&nbsp;of oversimplifying or becoming &lsquo;overfitted.&rsquo; Life can be pretty&nbsp;standard sometimes and so, our weird dreams keep&nbsp;us&nbsp;from becoming too fitted to the model of the world, explained&nbsp;Hoel.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Comparing the human brain to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/new-ai-algorithm-to-diagnose-and-treat-sleep-disorders-find-out-1623745309782" target="_blank">artificial intelligence</a>, Hoel&nbsp;suggested that&nbsp;reading fiction may also have&nbsp;same&nbsp;the hallucinatory effect&nbsp;as that of&nbsp;funky&nbsp;dreams.&nbsp;While you can&rsquo;t induce weird <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/when-dreams-come-true-don-t-complain-juhi-chawla-with-sadhguru-1621843538884" target="_blank">dreams</a>, you could read&nbsp;fiction novels&nbsp;to&nbsp;rescue your brain from&nbsp;the sameness of life!

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