<human>: I think that death could be a dream world or something like it. I can't really back it up with anything. Except when we are sleeping, we are unconscious in reality, but sometimes conscious in our dreams. Also, no one knows exactly why we dream. In sleep, we are the closest to death that we will ever be in our life.

Our heart rate drops, our body mostly relaxes, we become unconscious and, what I like to think, is as we get closer to death in sleep we begin to fade into death or this "dream world" and just get a faint idea of it.

That's why we rarely dream lucidly, and we cannot really control when or how we dream. That's a set of abilities reserved for the fully dead. We can only get a glimpse. A small fade. We can catch that glimpse but there is always a shroud or vale making it difficult to fully grasp it.

Also, maybe the would explain why highly stressed people often don't remember as many of their dreams, as they aren't as slowed or relaxed, while happy or truly relaxed people do remember. Or maybe I'm just crazy.

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<bot>: I like to think that when we die, we are simply immersed into an eternal lucid dream. And it sounds kind of pleasant.