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It's debatable whether we can learn anything concrete from dreams. Some believe dreams are a jumble of experiences and emotions, woven together into a narrative. It's like a subconscious mind trying to make sense of things, but it's not necessarily a reliable source of information. We shouldn't rely on dreams to predict the future. However, they can be intriguing because sometimes they feel eerily familiar, like we've experienced them before or they foreshadow something to come. So, while dreams might not offer concrete knowledge, they can be a fascinating window into our subconscious and offer a glimpse into our fears, desires, and anxieties.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Probably not. I mean, they say that dreams are made of stories that come from like different components of reality and they are moving into one single story. So it is kind of like le that someone or, um, advabricated. Um, sorry. So we shouldn’t really rely on that predict what is about the future. Um, although they are very intriguing because sometimes we feel like the trams we encounter. We have faced that already or we feel like it will happen to us soone. So it is true that on some point, yes.
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