Oh great, now they expect us to work in our sleep.
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I have always wanted my sleep to make some trust fund baby richer.
Next stop is to make ads in our sleep, Futurama style.
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No, they can't.
Ignoring the capitalistic dystopia this represents, I have no interest in letting a techbro ultrasound my brain, especially to be more productive with my work.
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I mean, even lucid dreaming is still dreaming. It won't really be a good idea to let unconscious people write code (or anything for general consumption)
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it's paywalled, what bullshit did they come up with to get investor's money
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In all seriousness I really do code in my sleep sometimes. I wake up and remember how to fix something tricky. If it meant I could knock off early I guess I could cope with this 🤔
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What do they think we've already been doing this whole time? It's why we prefer to have the lights out in the office.
If they end up becoming a successful company, that in fact can induce lucid dreaming at will, how long do you think it will be before they start showing us dream ads?
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Yeah. that is 100% not why they are developing tech to induce lucid dreams.
That is just how they got funding for flying sex dreams.
As long as my sleep counts towards hours worked, and the amount of hours worked stays the same, I could agree to this.
This is just the less fun version of hypnospace outlaw, where you can just do basically Myspace in your sleep instead of work. Great video game, big recommend
That'd be pretty sweet if I could study in my sleep.
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