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auditory phenomena
Auditory phenomena refers to sounds perceived by listeners that may or may not have a verifiable physical source—including hallucinations, environmental noise, and ambiguous acoustic events that create confusion about what is "real."
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats unexplained sounds and collective perceptual discrepancies as potential windows into consciousness, reality testing, and the nature of shared experience. When participants disagree about whether a sound exists, these moments become invitations to examine how individual perception constructs reality and whether consensus validates experience.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside auditory phenomena
hallucinationA hallucination is a sensory perception that occurs without an external stimulus—seeing, hearing, or feeling something that isn't objectively present.shared realityShared reality refers to the collective agreement among participants about what is objectively occurring in a given moment—the baseline facts and perceptions that a group assumes they're experiencing together.livestream anomaliesLivestream anomalies are unexplained technical glitches, sensory phenomena, or shared moments of confusion that occur during broadcast and resist straightforward explanation—whether originating from equipment failure, environmental sources, or collective perception.
At a Glance
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