derealization

Or even like depersonalization is where you don't feel real.

Derealization is where the world doesn't feel real.

And I felt both of those things at different times like in panic attacks.

Yeah.

You're supposed to, you're supposed to understand what happened.

Integration is a very natural thing, um, because you have to understand there's something called derealization, okay? I've seen people go through this.

Derealization happens where it's almost like you have one foot in that realm, which is a dark realm, in my opinion, and then you have one foot in the real world, and things are not making sense anymore.

It's a very bad place to be in, so you do integration so you can separate yourself from what happened and know that that was this experience, and now into the real world, you know, w-what are you learning from that, and why do you think that happened? But no, that's not key.

You're, you're closing the door.

A mental state is presentational when its content is apprehended as how things actually are, rather than merely as they are thought about or imagined.

Derealization shows that neither the information carried by a perceptual state nor the way that state feels are sufficient for presentationality.

A state can feel exactly like perception while failing to present its contents as actual.

Phenomenology, then, cannot explain the epistemic force of perceptual seemings, let alone intuitions.

It's a very understa-...

Derealization is a sense of unreality, distortion, or distance, and that's things aren't real.

Mm, yeah.

And again, comes into the, it's so hard to conceptualize-