Sup /sci/ Since I was a teenager, I always saw light in different

You should take haloperidol.

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More on this, If the light is ambar, I can see the individual ambar "light particles" exit the lamp, go up, enter return to the lamp the opposite way, Its really interesting

>>7804635
Thats for psychotic disorders, you cant be serious
My family is littered with doctors, they would have noticed something was wrong when I got checked

>>7804641
but that' not how light works.

>>7804631
Sounds like the beginnings of schizophrenia, if you're serious and not bullshitting.

>>7804661
Yeah, probably no, so what the fuck am I seeing here? Im just making these posts on the fly, Ill probably make an animation and come prepared to show you exactly how this 'anomaly' works

>>7804670
Oh boy, Is there a way I can get tested or just prevent this shit? Im not really on the mood for being schizo

>>7804631
OP you stupid special little snowflake, it's called diffraction. Everyone sees it and you can even see it in pictures of street lights. It's caused by either the atmosphere bending light or as an artifact of the camera lens/eye.

>>7804675
Shit, Im sorry I was just worried, everytime I explain it to friends/family they just think im joking

>>7804674
Do you have a family history? Also I'm sorry if that was alarming. More likely, it could be a harmless hallucinatory disorder, like Charles Bonnet Syndrome -- although this typically affects people with preexisting visual deficits. The biggest thing to that differentiates something like schizophrenia from harmless hallucinations is understanding that what you're seeing is an artifact of the mind and not reality. You'll be fine, man, but it couldn't hurt just to get a check up or speak with a physician.

>>7804679
That's because your family is retarded and everyone here is either retarded or trying to troll you into thinking you have schizophrenia.

>>7804681
>>7804683
I know this is just some mild optic illusion, the only disease I could inherit is Parkinsons, from grandpa

>>7804688
Okay yeah if you're seeing diffraction like >>7804675 mentioned then you're totally fine. I thought you were witnessing light moving tangibly like a magnetic field.

>>7804681
Its not as hardcore as the CB syndrome, spooky shit though

>>7804671
Lens flare. You are seeing refracted light that has passed through the liquid and lens of your eye ball.

Go back to /x/ you retarded faggot