Researchers identify anti-hallucination system in our brains
Our brains come equipped with a reality-check system that keeps permanently questioning past expectations and beliefs, a new study reports. When this system fails, we hallucinate. Image credits Soffie Hicks / Flickr. It’s actually not very hard to make your brain perceive something that isn’t there. Back in the 1980s, for example, researchers at Yale University…
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