After treating a woman for Charles Bonnet syndrome, a condition which causes sufferers to hallucinate and see small people and animals, bright moving shapes or distorted faces, Dr. Bharat Kumar, an internal medicine resident at the University of Kentucky noted that the brain isn’t a sophisticated computer that processes information objectively and efficiently. “It’s more of a wibbly-wobbly, messy-guessy ball of goo.”
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Reblogged this on Walkabouts and wonders and commented:
This kind of confirms what you always suspected, doesn’t it?