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The Mechanical Necessity of the Dream State: A Coded Resonance Theory (CRT) Perspective
This paper proposes that dreaming is not merely a biological byproduct of sleep, but an essential mechanical "Flush" of a data buffer. Under the Coded Resonance Theory (CRT), the human mind acts as a continuous processing engine that must finalize all raw "Alertness" (input) into massless "Awareness Products." CRT explores why "adjourned" or ignored data from waking hours requires a sub-conscious state for final transformation, explaining the hazy, artificial nature of dream imagery.
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