Perception and Reality
Our perceptions are often a controlled hallucination, shaped by prior experiences and mental models. The discussion reveals how our brains insist on interpreting faces as convex, even when presented with concave images, highlighting the complexities of visual processing. Psychedelics may disrupt these models, allowing for a potentially more accurate perception of reality, suggesting that much of what we see might be an illusion.In this clip
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81: Michael Pollan | A Renaissance in the Forbidden Science of Psychedelics
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