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	<title>Comments on: Is insomnia in the head ?</title>
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		<description>Freud would have loved this kind of question. His book "The Interpretation of Dreams" inspired generations of scientists to examine the connection between the nebulous, hard-to-define mind and the grey, wrinkled organ that sits between our heads. He would have wondered, at the very least whether 'insomniacs' are indeed concious or were in fact in a 'dreamscape' of their own!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Freud would have loved this kind of question. His book &#8220;The Interpretation of Dreams&#8221; inspired generations of scientists to examine the connection between the nebulous, hard-to-define mind and the grey, wrinkled organ that sits between our heads. He would have wondered, at the very least whether &#8216;insomniacs&#8217; are indeed concious or were in fact in a &#8216;dreamscape&#8217; of their own!</p>
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