I have a theory on hallucinations in the populace. About 20% of people in the world have experienced hallucinations in their lifetime. Yet when we hear what hallucinations do negatively, Hearing voices, or visual hallucinations, are generally portrayed as the horrors they can be, and only that. Why do we only have negative views of psychosis? I believe that there are a large chunk of the populous that experience good and enjoyable hallucinations. It's just because of the stigma of psychosis, theses people are totally silent, afraid of what medicine and admission can do. It's possible that these people don't need medical help, and are avoiding admitting the truth it the event that they are prescribed something that fuck's with their brain.