A study claiming people can learn and communicate during lucid dreams racks up 318 points and 184 comments, making it the second most discussed item on the list behind the Artemis II photo timeline. The research involved 20 participants trained to solve math problems in real-time during REM sleep, achieving a 67% accuracy rate. This is faster than the average for dream-based tasks, which typically hover below 50%, and it outperforms #7's 'A Gopher Meets a Crab' by 303 points.

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