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The Physicalism of Hallucinations | Psychedelic Press UK

davidbiddle April 12, 2013 1 32 sec read

“So here we have the case that pathological people can be experiencing parts of reality in ‘high-definition’ compared to that of ‘normal’ people or, in other words, an experience of the heightened awareness of certain areas within the sensory stimuli  and their subsequent evaluation by the brain.”

via The Physicalism of Hallucinations | Psychedelic Press UK.

Close reading of this excellent commentary on the nature of reality is highly recommended here…that is, if you want to consider ideas on the leading edge.

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