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so there are some studies that have

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recently been done by folks studying

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hallucinations

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and

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using

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hallucinogenic drugs and sensory

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deprivation tanks as well as coma

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patients and so on and it appears that

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the data is now beginning to show us

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that the hallucinations occur when

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there's less brain activity

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and so maybe these are stimulus that are

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out there in the environment but our

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hyper active brains uh aren't detecting

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it because uh it's too big of a noise

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floor and so when you are in a coma

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state a meditative state or these drugs

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they lower your uh

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your brain activity and you will have

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these types of connections

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hallucinations whatever and the add

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blood pressure medicines and things like

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that are they they actually may hype up

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your brain activity and so they may

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actually act as sort of a buffer or a

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protection uh you know like nicotine

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caffeine things like that may actually