Examples of using Laberge in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
LaBerge has his own theory.
Her ability to effectively reach lucidity in her dreams made her the perfect muse for Stephen LaBerge, who was studying lucid dreams at Stanford.
LaBerge: By doing this in the dream?
If you're thinking that this looks like what Brass Monkey is up to, you're partially right- the idea of using your phone to controller a game on the desktop is similar, butas CTO Francois Laberge explains here, his company had in the past tested, but chose not to use, the approach used in the Chrome demo because of poor latency.
LaBerge: Yes, but can it move its eyes?
LaBerge: Certainly, but I said largely.
LaBerge: So, what stage of sleep are you in?
LaBerge: Yes, but this also could be automatic.
LaBerge: I am still interested in the stage of sleep you were in.
LaBerge: Sure, but this does not prove anything about consciousness.
LaBerge: Let's make a rhyme now and notice how it happens!
LaBerge: That much is described clearly in the article by Nossack(1989).
LaBerge: Is this supposed to help enter a lucid dream state?
LaBerge: Sure, all of that, but none of that requires consciousness!
LaBerge: You practice in the waking state so you can do it in the dream?
LaBerge: It seems there are probably some people that the technique is good for.
LaBerge: Would this be a good technique to do in the morning or during an afternoon nap?
LaBerge: Yes, but the answer is: I have a brain, you have a brain, we each have a brain!
LaBerge: As I was understanding it, it was not a normal sleep stage, but what was it close to?
LaBerge: That interests me very much, because I have never experienced having two separate selves.
LaBerge: My impression was that you had concluded that dream characters have independent consciousness.