According to a study recently collected by the American Psychological Association magazine, before the invention of the television, that is, before 1915, most of the subjects claimed to dream in color . However, from this date the respondents began to remember their dreams in grayscale. When color television arrived, dreams were also tinted again. Specifically, 80% of those surveyed under the age of 30 say they dream in color, something that the authors of the research attribute to having never watched television in black and white.
However, among those who have already turned sixty, it turns out that four out of five say that the images that their head evokes while you rest are in black and white.
