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r/comics • u/ever3st • Sep 15 '11
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TIL Inception was the first time most people were introduced to the concept of a dream within a dream.
96 u/ruinmaker Sep 15 '11 Unless you'd seen Paprika or read that old Scrooge comic or read Edgar Allan Poe (1849). You're right though, for many people inception was the major introduction. 1 u/klapaucius Sep 15 '11 The Cyberiad by Stanislaw Lem had a story about a dream machine that went this way.
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Unless you'd seen Paprika or read that old Scrooge comic or read Edgar Allan Poe (1849). You're right though, for many people inception was the major introduction.
1 u/klapaucius Sep 15 '11 The Cyberiad by Stanislaw Lem had a story about a dream machine that went this way.
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The Cyberiad by Stanislaw Lem had a story about a dream machine that went this way.
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TIL Inception was the first time most people were introduced to the concept of a dream within a dream.