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There is a particular issue I often think about while awake. When I dream, I sometimes dream about it in such non-fantastical ways that when I wake up, it takes some time to realize that it was a dream, because everything in the dream was so rational as if it were my pondering the issue while awake.

There is even a particular literary allusion related to this issue that came up a year or so ago either in a dream or while awake - I do not remember which way.

Has it ever happened to you?
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