Anonymous
10/12/2025, 5:55:38 AM
No.41270455
>>41266606
Very commonly associated with schizophrenia, it hints at brain hemispherical decoherence and visual cortex imbalance. One eyes input is being ignored by the primary 'self' while the other eye is having its own adventure and inducing pseudo-hallucinations in a silent split-brain situation.
Very commonly associated with schizophrenia, it hints at brain hemispherical decoherence and visual cortex imbalance. One eyes input is being ignored by the primary 'self' while the other eye is having its own adventure and inducing pseudo-hallucinations in a silent split-brain situation.