Name: Oliver Saks (Oliver Sacks): Šta halucinacije govore o našem umu
Uploaded: 2009-09-17T01:00:00Z
Duration: 18 min 31 s
Description: Neurolog i autor Oliver Saks nam skreće pažnju na Šarl-Boneov sindrom - kada ljudi oštećenog vida doživljavaju halucinacije. On opisuje takva iskustva svojih pacijenata do dirljivih detalja i uvodi nas u biologiju ovog slabo razjašnjenog fenomena.

Oliver Sacks: Oliver Saks (Oliver Sacks): Šta halucinacije govore o našem umu

Oliver Saks (Oliver Sacks): Šta halucinacije govore o našem umu

Neurolog i autor Oliver Saks nam skreće pažnju na Šarl-Boneov sindrom - kada ljudi oštećenog vida doživljavaju halucinacije. On opisuje takva iskustva svojih pacijenata do dirljivih detalja i uvodi nas u biologiju ovog slabo razjašnjenog fenomena.

Hallucinations in visually impaired people, known as Charles Bonnet syndrome, offer a striking window into how the brain constructs reality. Vivid, silent images like people in bright clothes or even cartoons can appear unbidden to those who have lost their sight. These experiences often frighten those who have never hallucinated before, even though their minds remain healthy. Studying these phenomena reveals how specific brain regions ignite, piecing together images from within when sensory input fades.