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  • Now I’m thinking about it, “make sense” to not have sound in your dreams. As your eyes are shut down, keeping your ears available to detect danger seems an advantage to be selected. And that fits with my experience where the sounds I can remember were real.

    But there are others known examples of sound inside dreams: musicians! Many songs were written in dreams:

    • Yesterday (Beatles)
    • Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix) [Inspired by a dream, not “composed” in a dream]
    • Sweet Dreams (Are made of this) (Eurythmics)
    • Devil’s Trill Sonata (Tartini)

    Edits: corrections


  • OP, it’s fine to believe in whatever you feel like it, and IMHO ghosts and aliens are better beliefs than some other options.

    With that said, I think it would be better to say that you believe those things and use the “not 100%” as a justification.

    There is no way to gather all evidence about any topic, so we need to define what is acceptable as “enough” evidence and what “make sense” according to what we know; at least when we (as a society) talk about science.











  • Literal infinite may be problematic. Let’s say that I became rich enough by lottery for example. I for sure would live comfortably. But I trust myself to foster positive changes, but have in mind that collective problems can only be solved by collective solutions. Having money gives you power to mobilize people to work, but for the society structure to change, you need more than just that, you will need political change with population support, and that’s demand time and a lot of work.


  • arthur@lemmy.ziptoPrivacy@lemmy.ml[Deleted]
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    Man, at this point you should think about your treat model. Are you a high profile target? If so, choose security over convenience, but if you only want your privacy, you probably can have a comfortable balance between security and convenience.

    I use keepass2Android.



  • Last time I used it was very convenient, but the price was too high for me. Besides that, I bought 1pass when was possible to buy once and have it forever, since then, they made increasingly harder to access it if you bought instead of use as a paid service. That’s why I made the change to KeePass. The only thing that 1pass offers that could justify their business model as a service is sync on multiple devices, and bitwarden does that as well. KeePass don’t, but you can make it happen with free Dropbox for example.