What A Dream I Had! - CleanTechnica

The article "What A Dream I Had!" from CleanTechnica recounts a vivid dream experienced by the author during the REM sleep phase, a period associated with creativity and mental reorganization. In the dream, the author is arrested and imprisoned because his credit card is linked to all his online writings, including his critical articles for CleanTechnica. His wife visits him with a folder highlighting the most controversial parts of his work, symbolizing how his outspoken views have led to his metaphorical downfall. The dream reflects the author's anxiety about speaking out during what he perceives as a moral crisis in America, which he refers to as the "Disunited States," and his belief in the necessity of protest against injustice, citing Elie Wiesel’s principle that silence in the face of wrongdoing is unacceptable. The author’s wife suggests the dream might be a warning to moderate his critiques of those seeking to return America to a regressive past dominated by wealthy white men, marginalizing women and minorities. However,