“‘The real’ appears to be a peculiar subset of ‘the possible’ (the ‘more than merely true’); in this sense, something not yet ‘realized’ could, it seems to me, be ‘more true’ than something real.

And dreams partake of this strange potential in part because the property of ‘identity’ within them -never approaches complete stipulation- as it does in ‘the real’, and thus some of it ‘remains in suspension’ as ‘the possible’ -yet is somehow still present to awareness and relation-!”

— an anonymous evaluator of language