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Introduction[edit]

Removed the following sentence as the closing sentence to the introduction:

Jouvet and many other prominent sleep researchers have their own their theories of REM sleep. Is the Crick-Mitchison theory of REM sleep an error, a partially correct insight, or a vague first step toward an important unifying in the theory of REM sleep and mammalian brain function?

This was done because reference to Jouvet seemed out of place (as the importance of this individual's theories was not expounded) and the use of questions in an encyclopedic article seems in poor form.

However, adding a concluding sentence to the intro, clarifying the state of dream science is indeed uncertain, would be helpful.

Neuroschizl (talk) 19:26, 7 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]