There's a reason why people joke about how nobody wants to hear someone else's dreams. They're personal experiences that often don't make a lick of sense to anyone else and can never truly be adequately communicated; they're something we pay therapists to listen to. In a way, though, a lot of art is like this — a person or a collective trying to tell people about their dream.
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