Last night's dream was a bit strange.

Oct 10, 2025#梦 #202513

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The narrator describes a dream set in a futuristic floating city filled with pixel fragments and light. They seek a code to restart "memory." The terminal displays countless logs of emotions faded by time, such as smiles and lost hopes. The dream symbolizes parallel processing of past and future, with waking life selecting the present moment. Growth is likened to debugging, where one learns to accept warnings without fearing failure. Ultimately, dreams are seen as updates for the soul.

Last night's dream was a bit wonderful.
I was in a floating future city, with the sky filled with pixel fragments and whirlpools of light. Someone asked me what I was looking for, and I said: I am looking for a piece of code that can make "memories" run again.

The terminal was flashing with thousands of logs, recording not errors, but those emotions that have faded with time—logs of smiles, logs of emptiness, logs of rebooting hope.

I realized that dreams are actually a form of parallel computing: the past and the future running simultaneously in the background, only to have the system choose the "moment" branch upon waking.

Perhaps, what we call growth is just a series of debugging, until we can gently accept warnings without fearing crashes anymore.

It turns out that dreams are the patch packages for the soul's updates.