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The sight of something that isn't really there is often referred to as an illusion or a hallucination. Illusions can be visual tricks created by the brain, while hallucinations usually stem from psychological conditions, substance use, or sensory deprivation. Both experiences can distort perception, leading individuals to see or perceive objects, patterns, or figures that do not exist in reality. This phenomenon highlights the complex nature of human perception and the brain's interpretation of sensory information.
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Who would dogs attack?
It depends It is often due to the fact that they might have accoiated them with something bad it isnt really who but why
Why does the brain sometimes trick us into something that is not there?
Because Somtimes we see other objects and feel like something is there but really isnt youre brain wants you to think something is there
What are ways peers can exert negative pressure?
See its like somebody giving you a bad idea about something. when it really isnt okay
Is ana really Anastasia?
no she isnt
What are two ways that peers can exert negative pressure?
See its like somebody giving you a bad idea about something. when it really isnt okay
What us antonym of why?
there isnt really one
What is but isnt, what was but was not, what will be but will not be?
saying something like is'nt gay ?
About The Battle of The Alamo?
That isn't really a question. that isnt really a question my butt
What does mean if guy says he wants to smack your really hard?
If he is kidding, then he probably wants to do something with you. If he isnt kidding, he could be an abusive boyfriend that you shold get away from.
What is the use of Energy?
there isnt really any use
Joe is not organizing a quiz night?
he really isnt
Does 'love at first sight' usually work out?
Love at first sight is something that I do not believe in. My explination is that I think love goes much deeper than the physical appearance of a being. So, I don't think that love at first sight really works out.
