He said to me.
First of all, you should make sure whether you have enough sleep. Many dream plots are caused by excessive brain pressure, because the brain is always moving. When you sleep, maybe your left brain or your nerves stimulate your thinking, forming a natural but never seen picture. Maybe those pictures are what you have seen before, and those things are kept like memory boxes.
Second, maybe you sleep under nervous circumstances, and some people have strange dreams without knowing their psychological tension. That's dark psychology, a kind of hypnosis for yourself. For example, if a person sleeps in winter, the cold weather will stimulate the nerves of the body and transmit them to the brain. Maybe you feel relaxed when you sleep, but the nerves in your body make your brain jump tightly, which leads to the operation of a certain part of your brain.
The third is your thinking. If you think about things while sleeping, you will have some strange dreams, but that is rare. It is difficult for people to fall asleep when their general thinking is running, but some people can use both brains. When you start this land, that land will work. Simply put, your brain is like a library. You read math books, which is your usual accumulation. When your body is in an extreme state, books you haven't read will naturally happen. And that dream was made up by your hidden meaning.
Then the doctor told me that the patient he diagnosed had had strange dreams, and none of them would come true.