The Brain and Perception
The brain plays a crucial role in interpreting sensory data. Hallucinations demonstrate how brain disorders can disrupt the perception process, creating sensory experiences out of thin air.
“The brain is a meaning-making machine, even when faced with incomplete data.”
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