lady_MoundMaker

It has been spoken.

This reeks heavily of some weird marketing tactic to promote the movie so people can say "did you know Ant-Man 3 was based on REAL science?"

Alright, so, I know when I'm dreaming more often than not. I know when I'm having a nightmare. I know when something isn't real. It's a surprise when something feelings "real".

With that being said, even though I'm aware that I'm dreaming, I can't control anything. I'm like "this is a dream, and things are chasing you. Ok. FLY. FLY AWAY." and then I don't fly away. I can't manipulate my dream surroundings even though I know I'm dreaming. Have you experience in that?

Funny thing, when I was a kid, I also experienced lucid dreaming. If I was having a nightmare, and knew I was just dreaming, I would run in my dream until I found a super nintendo and shut it off and then I would wake up. Like a weird kid's version of the matrix telephone booth. I swear to god this happened like 6 or 8 times as a kid. I would reliably try to find a SNES and shut it off to wake myself up.

But the Spartans had weapons. What would you do even if you had terrain advantage? Just sweeping kicks all day?

Celebrities never answer this question for obvious reasons unless the answer is "none". It's really taboo, not sure why people bother asking this.