Why am I hallucinating

The video explores the nature of hallucinations, explaining that they can result from various factors such as neurological disturbances, stress, or substance use. It delves into how the brain processes sensory information through sensation and perception, and how disruptions can lead to hallucinations. The video also discusses the effects of substances like LSD and caffeine, and how stress can induce auditory hallucinations. Additionally, it covers olfactory and visual hallucinations, highlighting the brain's role in these phenomena.

What are some historical explanations for hallucinations before modern neuroscience?

How can stress lead to hallucinations according to the text?

What is the difference between sensation and perception as described in the text?

What role do different substances play in causing hallucinations?

How do auditory hallucinations differ in mentally stable individuals compared to those with schizophrenia?

What does the text suggest about the brain's activity in the absence of sensory input?

Describe the phenomenon of Charles Bonnet Syndrome and its effects.