RANDOM AI-GENERATED IMAGES VOL20REMspace just released its 
LucidMemask, a gadget that promises to help you fall asleep faster, track your sleep, and—best of all—help you experience lucid dreams. You know, those dreams where you suddenly realize you’re dreaming and get to decide what happens: fly, travel, relive memories… or dive straight into what we’re all thinking about.
Does it work? Opinions are split. Some say yes, that light or sound cues during REM can make you aware you’re dreaming. Others call it marketing fluff and argue that classic methods (like training dream recall or using wake-and-back-to-bed techniques) work just as well—or even better.
But the potential is undeniable: who hasn’t had a sexual dream at some point? That vivid sensation that leaves you wet when you wake up. A lucid dream lets you take control: decide with whom, where, and how. And the brain reacts just like in real life—pleasure included.
 
	
Now add artificial intelligence to the mix.
Here I’m sharing AI-generated images of women—beautiful, sexy, designed to be the stars of your fantasies. Imagine that in a few years this same AI shapes “the woman of your dreams” every single night: compliant, perfect, ready for eight hours of sex that, inside the dream, might even feel like weeks.
And then you wake up, stuck with your routine and the job a future totalitarian regime has assigned you… longing only for the night to come, so you can return to your real life. The one that happens while you sleep.
Because yes, in the end this will become reality. Even if now it feels like a Black Mirror episode, power will catch on and offer you a dream life—literally. You’ll be allowed to be whoever you want, live whatever you desire, and be with whoever you choose. In exchange, you’ll obey, do the jobs you’re assigned, and live a modest life stripped of luxuries, just covering basic needs. But when night falls, you’ll choose your dreams: there you’ll be happy, there you’ll achieve “everything you ever dreamed of.”
Two social classes will emerge: those who live awake and those who live asleep.
Save this post. Show it to your kids, let them pass it on to your grandkids, and they’ll realize how, years ago, a nobody with an adult web magazine managed to predict the future.
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BALLOON VIRUSIt’s crazy how quickly we forget. Just a couple of years ago, fear was the perfect tool to keep the world under control: daily press conferences, restrictions, curfews, fines, constant speeches about “the greater good.” Governments discovered something powerful—panic is contagious, and once people are scared enough, they’ll accept almost anything.
Now, any rumor about a “new virus” sets off alarms. And the irony is that with AI, all it takes is one convincing video to trigger a chain reaction of paranoia. Doesn’t matter if it’s real or fake—the effect is the same. People worry, people obey, and people give up control in exchange for the promise of safety.
That’s the real virus: fear itself. And it spreads way faster than anything biological ever could.
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