Confabulation is defined as when one unconsciously deceives oneself with counterfeit memories and experiences. However, people believe that they can differentiate the truth and lies. The context gives an example of blind spots, which expresses the same effect of confabulation: the brain works to fill out the empty vision while confabulation makes up details into the big picture. Furthermore, people don’t know how accurate the memories are because they naturally create stories that didn’t actually occurred. The author compares normal brain to another example of split brain that results norm is not different from it because they both can’t notice as fictions. “Your brain fills it in with a bit of mental photo shopping” (page 16) describes that
