Hallucinations, mirages and images can be caused by many very different things. Most involve either the brain tricking itself and making things up, or interpreting different physical phenomena as something else. ---- Seeing things that are not really there can be a sign of some serious physical disorders, withdrawal or side effects from medications, or chemical exposures with toxic effects, to name only a few examples. It is not something to ignore and should be checked by a medical professional for proper diagnosis and treatment without delay. Contrary to common belief, it is almost always caused by an underlying physical rather than a mental health problem.
Schizophrenia
it would be weird if you been seeing or hearing things. But put yourself in Helen Keller shoes and see how it feels for the rest of your life
Hallucinations means seeing, hearing or (very occasionally) feeling things that seem real, but that do not in fact happen. or hallucination your seeing things that is not in fact real
Seeing and hearing are important but not necessary to live a full life. Seeing and hearing gives you the ability to drive a car, ride a bike, work a job, and watch your kids grow up.
do you mean Schizophrenia? This is a disease which causes a person to see, hear, perceive things that aren't real, such as hearing voices in their heads or seeing things that don't exist.
A warthog has trouble seeing and also hearing!
The word "perception" involves both hearing and seeing, as it refers to the way we interpret and understand sensory information received through our various senses, including both vision and hearing.
They have big ears so that when theyflap them they can keep themselves coolThey are not to hear things with which are really small they do a normal job of hearing things and they can flap them to keep cool
Judaism emphasizes both; but hearing is paramount for Torah-learning.
The occipital lobe is important for seeing, as it processes visual information from the eyes. The temporal lobe is important for hearing, as it processes auditory information from the ears.
Audio is hearing like music and stuff, visual is like seeing like things with your eyes.
Both sound and light have a wide ranging variety of applications and uses in the daily activities of most people, including hearing things and seeing things.