How come some people still do not believe in the existence of a world beyond this, despite the extraordinary dreams they have every day?

[KralArthur]

I just don't get it. Okay, I passed prayer and worship, but it is strange that people still do not believe in the existence of another universe. For example, we do not feel hungry, thirsty, sweaty, or need to go to the toilet in dreams, so we are not a physiological being in our dreams. For example, there is no concept of night, day, in short, time in dreams. You don't know what time it is. Then fly. How long has man been in the world, but he still can't do it. It can go up and down as fast as it wants, not by wings or a vehicle, but by itself without needing anything. I think dreams are one of the proofs of the existence of another universe. I have expressed my own thoughts, please do not insult. Thank you

[slatyb]

Because there's no evidence. Dreams aren't evidence of anything besides your brain state. You can believe what you like, but I don't find dreams and old stories convincing.

[ConnerM]

That is an interesting take. I do believe there is life elsewhere besides from earth, perhaps not as socially or technologically advanced. I don't necessarily believe that dreams are the most damning evidence we have of that though.

[KralArthur]

Of course it's not but just one of the million others

[collie22]

True enough about certain dreams and clearly there are other dimensions. Our father is in another dimension called heaven. I think there others too.

[strateguy632]

some dreams people feel need for bathroom. then wake up. refuted.

[jahaims]

You wouldn't feel this way if you knew anything about neurochemistry.