hallucinations

It is, psychedelic induced hallucinations (as opposed to hallucinations as a result of delerium) are produced in much the same way as deepdream.

Intriguingly, many volunteers refused to believe that these experiences were hallucinations or dreams, as they seemed too real.

You don't have to literally hallucinate in order to become convinced that your hallucinations are real.

In particular, if you train ConvNets on other data you will get very different hallucinations.

I experienced the hallucinations whilst fully awake from about hour 76 particularly throughout the night and early morning.

It's pretty trippy...you spend a lot more time in REM state and your dreams dance the line between dreams and hallucinations as a result.

I was under the impression that it was referencing the similarities with drug induced human hallucinations.

I started having hallucinations much like the early stages of a mushroom trip (minus the fun).

People act like losing consciousness to hours of vivid hallucinations is unnatural.

I fortunately didn't have any hallucinations, but I can relate to the lucid dreaming.

However it's not innocuous, hallucinations or psychosis, among other side-effects, are known, non-trivial risks.

I would say that's a pretty good description of how many psychedelic hallucinations unfold.

"My Deepest Fear" concerns my vividly paranoid visual hallucinations.

"This lovely house has 2 bathrooms and 3 hallucinations chambers - to prepare you for work!" Make sure to get 8 hours of delirium in darkness every day to promote a healthy lifestyle.