A list of questions to (a) collect dream research and to (b) spark interest in the theories of collective subconsciousness:
(reply to as many questions as you want)
Q1. What was your earliest dream that you can remember?
Q2. What is the most common place you find yourself being in your dreams? (i.e. a creepy basement, a childhood tree house, an old sail boat, a place you've never been...)
Q3. Have you ever experienced a lucid dream? If so, please share!
Q4. What value (if any) do dreams have to you?
Q5. Have you ever had the same dream more than once? If so, explain.
Q6. Have you had any experiences dreaming about something one night and then seeing it manifested (in one way or another) afterwards?
Q7. If you could choose to dream about anything, what would you dream about?
Obviously, I can't enforce honesty, but for the sake of science and all things dreamy - please tell your truth.
I am currently designing a D'app called the Global Dream Archive. It is an ambitious project tasked to create a decentralized, virtual archive of the world's dreams. There will be options to save dreams to a local journal, or post dreams publicly to a live feed where others can read/share/comment. Another unique option will be the ability to LINK similar dreams to one another and build a time stamped web of subconscious dream patterns across the globe (which may or may not provide many gigbytes of data to study all sorts of psychological / metaphysical dream theories).
I will have an Invision Studio prototype of the app shareable by link (hopefully) in a week from now and would love to share it with you guys. This is a project I am passionate about finishing and one I feel could be pretty damn cool. I want to make it a collaborative effort from beginning to end. Decentralized dreams?!?!
If there is anyone out there who wants to help me build, code, design, use this D'app - then let's connect and start bringing the Global Dream Archive into Waking Life :)