Is it possible to inherit the ability to remember dreams more easily from your relatives? My grandmother and I can remember our dreams pretty well. Our dreams our pretty different though. My dreams are more like Mado's and Sabi's while her's are more lik

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Anonymous 06/26/16 (Sun) 03:58:42 No.2281

Is it possible to inherit the ability to remember dreams more easily from your relatives? My grandmother and I can remember our dreams pretty well.
Our dreams our pretty different though. My dreams are more like Mado's and Sabi's while her's are more like Chie's with a bit of Uro's.
We each have a place that keeps appearing in our dreams. Mine have the schools I went to in the past, including my current one. Her's involve this candy store similar to ones you would've gone too if you were a child in the 50's. Actually, lot of her dreams are about her childhood.

Anonymous 06/26/16 (Sun) 04:38:52 No.2282

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I'm pretty sure the ability to remember dreams relies much more on how the brain was formed than genetics. I mean, sure, maybe there's a gene that actually helps remember dreams more easily, but if you don't develop that part yourself then all you have is a little help but not actual backup.

Neuroscience and genetics aren't my fields though. At any rate, nobody's found evidence to state this is a possibility, or at the very least I've never heard anything about it.

Anonymous 06/26/16 (Sun) 05:01:11 No.2283

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>>2282
Huh. Honestly that would be a very strange gene.

Anonymous 06/26/16 (Sun) 05:14:23 No.2284

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>>2283
There's a gene that determines whether you can twist your tongue or not… there's another one that determines the size of your bellybutton… I don't know, they're some weird shit.
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