>>40527939 (OP)
Yes. But some fantasies are less delusional than others.

>>40527939 (OP)
Our brain is the only way we really process our reality. Our ears could both hear the same thing and it sounds totally different, same for all the other senses. It's all in the brain

everything is a hallucination little bro

>>40527939 (OP)
>Does our brain hallucinate our reality?

Kind of a strange question because if you ask someone what a hallucination is, they'll say "something that is NOT REAL". Experiencing or seeing something not real.

A hallucination is basically opposed to reality.

>>40527939 (OP)
yes
waking
dreaming
imagination
hallucination
all products of the brain
and given that the brain works like a computer
all simulations
there are some things the nature of our brains and their workings imply should work that don't work - we should be able to imagine things in our environment and have them be real as anything we currently call "real," for instance - The fact we just kind of can't is why people tend to think we're in someone else's dream or simulation

Not really if you remove your emotionality from what you are observing, most of it didn't require any active participation like creation or interpretation. Humans aren't really that creative. Imagining is an idea of how to be prepared. Ego is recognizing the importance of continuity for interacting with your environment etc.

>>40528073
But how can you be sure what you’re seeing is accurate and not concealing something deeper?

Same with your computer. When you look at the trash can icon, do you see the code behind it?

>>40528095
Do psychedelics and you will find out how stupid these questions are. You don't even have a brain. Your mind is the cosmos and your brain is a visual substitute.

>>40527939 (OP)
it would appear so

>>40527939 (OP)
No, but it filters it.

>>40528198
https://media1.tenor.com/m/Oc4nf8N08jIAAAAd/mind-blow-galaxy.gif

>>40527939 (OP)
Reality is a hallucination. Your brain is a part of the hallucination and therefore does not really do anything.

>>40528198
the best way to do it is party with the shroms hit the weed! have the jbl boombox bumping hard deep bass in a comfy room and you'll kno

>>40527939 (OP)
No or I would have the same degree of control over my reality that I have over my mental fantasies. There is obviously something external to me that imposes reality upon me

>>40527939 (OP)
You’ll all be doing it tomorrow.

CODA 77A

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>>40527939 (OP)
There’s no such thing as “reality”. We made that up.

>>40528073
I think anon here has a good point. We have to define our words first. Perhaps what OP is trying to ask is
>is our brain merely just projecting this reality?
Because hallucination just means seeing something that isn’t real. However; that’s generalizing that what most epistemologically process is not real and/or certain. The word “hallucinations” is already saying that what the brain is seeing or experiencing isn’t real already as it is.
>why do I care about language?
Because if we don’t define our words and actually understand what we are saying, then we are not asking the most logical questions. Now that we have replaced it with projection and rather asking “is what our brain projecting real? Or can we be certain that our brain is projecting xyz things?” Then the discussion because more cohesive and interesting.

>>40527939 (OP)
do our brainS hallucinate our reality*
yes

yours does for sure

>>40529056
whats the other end of the spectrum like, where you let other minds simulate your reality for you?

>>40527939 (OP)
probably the opposite

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Meds

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No

>>40529666
Haha! One off.

Between #14 and #15, which is best?

>>40527939 (OP)
no, God's brain hallucinates us

>>40529663
Perfect.