"It is easier to dominate a large crowd than a small audience. The adhesion of the crowd is tumultuous, summary, and unconditional. Once the suggestions have taken effect, the crowd does not readily tolerate contradiction from a small minority, and still less from isolated individuals. A great multitude assembled within a small area is unquestionably more accessible to panic alarms, to unreflective enthusiasm, and the like, than is a small meeting, whose members can quietly discuss matters among themselves." - Wilhelm Roscher

Most people don't know this, but nearly every psychiatric medication contains within it, the side effects of what it is said to stop. For instance, even the legally prescribed psychiatric medications can cause hallucinations. And even beyond this, the point has to be drawn, as to the very definition of what a hallucination is. I could give my data based on experience, but I also believe that there is a certain aspect of things, which is reliant upon having to take a drug, to really understand how it works. One definition of a hallucination is to see or hear something that doesn't really exist, except in one's thoughts, sight, and or mind.