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1922
Sigmund Freud
1922
A scientific publication written in the early 20th century. The book explores the relationship between dreams and telepathy, analyzing various case studies and the author's own experiences to challenge the notion that telepathic occurrences and dreams are closely intertwined. In this work, Freud presents a detailed examination of the claims surrounding telepathy, particularly in the context of dreams that seemingly predict real events. He recounts personal anecdotes and letters from correspondents reporting dreams that coincide with significant life events or feelings of distress. Freud argues that while telepathic dreams may exist, they do not alter the fundamental nature of dreams as the expression of repressed desires and unconscious thoughts. The book emphasizes the need for critical analysis and scientific rigor in evaluating such phenomena rather than accepting them at face value. Overall, it serves to further our understanding of the mind's workings while maintaining skepticism towards the more mystical interpretations of telepathy.
