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HOW WE DAYDREAM

BY EDEN WU
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NERVOUS SYSTEM

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HOW DO WE DAYDREAM?

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  • Daydreaming happens when your brain stops focusing on the task you are doing and your "default network" turns on
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THE DEFAULT NETWORK

  • Connects:
  • frontal lobe (helps you think and do things)
  • limbic system (emotions and memories)
  • other brain areas involved in your senses
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  • Daydreaming works best when your brain is not distracted
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For example you are not hungry or thirsty

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  • Daydreaming works best when your brain is calm
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For example you can listen to some music that fits your mood

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  • Daydreaming best when your brain is thinking positive
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For example: moving to a tropical island, starting a company, or becoming Prime Minister

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BENEFITS OF DAYDREAMING

  • It entertains you when you are bored
  • It gives your brain a break
  • It puts your brain on standby
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WHY I CHOSE THIS TOPIC

  • I chose this topic because sometimes I've daydreamed and that lead me to wondering how daydreaming works and why God gave us the ability to daydream
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