Dreams: Reflection or Prediction?

Abraham Lincoln dreamt of his own assassination just days before it happened. He saw a coffin

in the White House and was told the President was dead. So, can dreams actually

predict the future? Psychologists say it's mostly your subconscious mind working overtime.

Your brain mixes memories and picks up on tiny clues you didn't notice when you were awake.

When a dream matches real life, it's called confirmation bias—you just forget all the dreams that

didn't come true. But then you hear about the Titanic dreamers, and it makes you

think. Maybe dreams don't foretell the future, but they prepare you for it.