welcome to waiting for a train, a post-movie "Inception"-based board set in Washington, DC, in the year 2011. shared dreaming has become more commonplace, and thus, a lot more dangerous--but just because it's now illegal, doesn't mean it's not happening. from illegal extraction to dream junkies looking for their next fix, the landscape of shared dreaming is changing. so join us--after all, you mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger.
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Ok so, I'm trying to hash out the details of this new character, and I have some questions about shared-dreaming addiction:
Being an addiction, what are some of the side-affects?
What is the law and punishment regarding people caught dream-sharing?
Are there groups or organizations that are lobbying to legalize dream-sharing?
Any other random information that anyone would like to share about this topic in general would be much appreciated, even if they are not direct answers to my questions! Thanks!
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Ok sorry, I thought of some more questions...
Is there a place where recreational dreamers go to get hooked up, or is it more one of those things where you have to know someone who has the equipment?
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