how do non drug induced Visual Hallucinations work ? what happens in the brain that makes the eyes see something that isn’t there?
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You’re a hairless ape and you’re easy to fool. You’ll walk down a path and see a stray rope and your first thought will be “Snake!”
Your entire visual and recognition system is based on old built in tech and then your brain, being the useful, but relatively unsophisticated pattern recognition engine that it is will associate the visual information that comes in through your photon receptors as the first thing that it’s been used to seeing.
There’s no such thing as a “non-drug induced visual hallucination.” There’s only a misperception based on visual consciousness phenomenon which you choose to believe as far out as it will take you.
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