In a real sense,the brain cannot tell the difference between an actual physical event and the vivid imagery of the same event.

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This is a true statement. The brain processes information based on electrical and chemical signals, and does not necessarily differentiate between actual physical events and vividly imagined events. This has been demonstrated in research studies on visualization and imagined experiences.

In a Real Sense,the Brain Cannot Tell the Difference Between