Controlled Hallucination
Our experiences of the world are not direct reflections of objective reality; instead, they are shaped by the brain's active interpretation of sensory information. This process, likened to a "controlled hallucination," highlights how our perceptions are internally generated yet carefully regulated by external stimuli. The brain's predictions about the causes of sensory signals create a coherent experience, illustrating the complex relationship between consciousness and reality.In this clip
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Is Reality Just A Hallucination In The Brain? - Anil Seth | Modern Wisdom 649
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