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In my own experience, reality and imagination merged. Any logical reasoning I had was dealing with massively corrupted input. I was overwhelmed trying to separ
by kayodelycaon 5y ago
In my own experience, reality and imagination merged.
Any logical reasoning I had was dealing with massively corrupted input. I was overwhelmed trying to separate want was real and what was not real.
The only way I could tell what was real and what wasn’t was by going off what I remembered to be true about the world. Well, part of memory retrieval got compromised too.
There are things I knew to be “true” about the world that didn’t match my mental model of how the world actually worked. That model was all that was left in the end. The only reason I came back was the episode ended. Even then, I thought the experience was a normal human response to stress.