> Maybe the most famous case of a high-functioning outlier was Carl Jung. He hallucinated completely people since childhood ,visually and everything. It's mayb

> Maybe the most famous case of a high-functioning outlier was Carl Jung. He hallucinated completely people since childhood ,visually and everything. It's maybe easier to understand his focus on individuation, or integration of the component parts of the psyche into a cohesive whole, in light of this. Jung draws from esoteric alchemy and other related traditions (see his work: Psychology and Alchemy) which, instead of viewing the mind as a singular, monolithic entity, prefer conceiving of it as an organism comprised of many parts - Hermetic Qabalah being one such example.