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…cinate complex scenes within a minute, no drugs required. Her research suggests hallucinations themselves are just disordered mental imagery, and that the most vividly imagin…

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…cinate complex scenes within a minute, no drugs required. Her research suggests hallucinations themselves are just disordered mental imagery, and that the most vividly imagin…

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…te in our own heads. Ben's research has transformed how we understand auditory hallucinations. And his book presents explored the eerie phenomena of felt presences in everyo…

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… broken. Speaker 2 Prediction would be that, they have lower rates of, visual hallucinations because the threshold of the reality monitor is not put at the exact same place…

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…4 Predictive Processing and Why You Never Really See the World 11:29 Controlled Hallucinations: How the Brain Manufactures Reality 16:45 Optical Illusions, Schizophrenia, and…

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…s. Like extremely large. Yeah. And then maybe the I mean the problem I guess is hallucinations, but maybe large enough sample sizes that the hallucinations kind of average ou…

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…macy 01:23:28 Philosophical Discoveries Through AI Interactions 01:25:18 Social Hallucinations and AI's Role in Perception 01:28:55 Virtual Reality and the Blurring of Realit…

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…g, guessing, and making mistakes every moment of your life. Understanding these hallucinations can radically alter your view of what’s real, what’s illusion, and how your emo…

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…ample of things we've done. We've done work with Parkinson's disease looking at hallucinations and mental imagery. We've done work on intuition, mental imagery, a fantasia. …

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… want me to just say that everybody that sees that is must be, you know, having hallucinations? I don't think so. Speaker 1 Marjorie, you have a really fascinating story, a…

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…ting extra excitability, more disorder. Why would that cause consistency in the hallucinations? Speaker 1 Why would that? You know, if it's just sort of increasing noise, a…

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… want me to just say that everybody that sees that is must be, you know, having hallucinations? I don't think so. Speaker 1 Marjorie, you have a really fascinating story, a…

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…ting extra excitability, more disorder. Why would that cause consistency in the hallucinations? Speaker 1 Why would that? You know, if it's just sort of increasing noise, a…

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…the boss here, you are gonna do it. But when instead the individuals experience hallucinations, Alfredo Spagna (05:49.478) the process seems to be reversed. It's more of an …

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…s 53:11 The China Experiment: Same Music, Different Stories 1:06:57 Psychedelic Hallucinations and Musical Archetypes 1:16:17 Can Music Teach Us About Consciousness? ... Ema…

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…Contextualism 01:01:43 Psychedelics and Consciousness: Fact vs Fiction 01:03:46 Hallucinations: Delusions or Deeper Reality? 01:05:13 Mental Causation: The Connection Between…

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…tive in the sense that the brain generates hypotheses, explanations, fantasies, hallucinations. For the sensorium and then use as a sensory input to check whether that expla…

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…l memory and emotional vividness, why aphantasics still dream in pictures, what hallucinations and delusions reveal about the creative brain, how imagination connects to empa…

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…ever that that acronym is that that sometimes happens where people still suffer hallucinations after I am. These things are risks, but they're not really risks that we unders…

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…something. We said, no, no, they're not hallucinogens. They don't produce truly hallucinations. Psychedelic is really the best word. And now I wrote review articles for some …

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…t of thing from, what occurs during dreaming, which is really an illumination. Hallucinations are very different from trying to picture something in your mind's eye. So so i…

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…you know, they've traditionally been called hallucinogens, because they produce hallucinations, which is to say, you see things that aren't really there. But most people, whe…

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…t of thing from, what occurs during dreaming, which is really an illumination. Hallucinations are very different from trying to picture something in your mind's eye. So so i…