​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​What does the HoloDeck in Star Trek​  

have to do with writing and creativity?

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​The HoloDeck enabled users to create and act out dream fantasies and

 to revisit and resume and/or resolve recollected dreams or nightmares.

[http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Holodeck]

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How does this relate to creativity and writing?

​ Think of the 'unconscious'[1] as the Energizer Bunny​  of our mind.
 In reality, our unconscious works 24/7: receiving, filtering, sorting,
organizing, associating and storing the infinite number of sensory
impressions we experience every day for subsequent retrieval, and

  for the most part unconsciously, to spark and fuel our powerful  

​    Natural Intuitive Creative Potential.[2]

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Dream-Writing ... HoloDeck of Our Mind

[1]  Uleman, J. S. "Introduction: Becoming Aware of the New Unconscious."  In The New Unconscious. (2005). (pp. 3-15).  R. R. Hassin,         J. S. Uleman, J. A. Bargh, Editors). Oxford Series in Social Cognition and Social Neuroscience. NY: Oxford University Press Inc.
[2]  Beman, D. K. "§8.00 Dénouement: The 'Physics' of The Physics of Writing." (pp. 421-465). In Physics of Writing. 3rd Edition (2018)

[NB]  The Audio Track 'Sweet Dream', by the Eurythmics, has been purchased, paid for and downloaded from Amazon.com. 

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