Comment on Tumor voices by goyim

goyim · 2/12/2026, 2:02:14 PM · permalink

Oh yeah, here's googles explanation for such phenomenon as well as modern sciences 'explanation' which i originally referred to as unsatisfactory:

*Brain tumors, particularly in the temporal or frontal lobes, can cause auditory hallucinations—hearing voices or sounds—due to pressure, inflammation, or disrupted electrical signals. These hallucinations can be complex, such as hearing voices of deceased people or receiving messages. They are a rare but documented symptom of brain lesions.*

*Key Aspects of Tumor-Related Voices*

*Location Matters: Tumors in the temporal lobe are closely linked to auditory hallucinations because this area processes sound and stores memories.*

*Nature of Voices: Voices may be simple (noises) or complex (hearing voices of deceased people). In some cases, these hallucinations can actually lead to the diagnosis of a brain tumor.*

*Causes: The hallucinations are often caused by the tumor putting pressure on brain tissue, inducing inflammation, or triggering epileptic-like seizures that cause neurons to misfire*  
  
I wanted to seperate the doctor who wrote the reports view and explanation of the events from the 'science communities' explanation because i actually find his overall explanation and view of the events to be more likely and satisfactory over the generic explanation Google gives you

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