Hallucinatory ‘voices’ shaped by local culture, Stanford anthropologist says
Steve Fyffe People suffering from schizophrenia may hear “voices” – auditory hallucinations – differently depending on their cultural context, according to new Stanford research.
Dreaming the Psychogenic Fugue
The fact that people can fall asleep to become a unicorn flying through the air, and then awaken to drive to work like nothing ever happened, is an accomplishment of composure that deserves recognition.