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#'''subtle detachment from environment''' - This can be described as a subtle dulling of the senses and a vague sense of subjective detachment from the external environment.

#'''Partial detachment from environment''' - As the detachment increases, the environment starts to distinctively feel physically further away in distance and increasingly disconnected from a person's sensory perception. [[Visual acuity suppression|Blurred ~~vision~~]] and [[double vision]] sets in while [[tactile suppression|anaesthetic-like effects and tactile numbness]] begin to take place. At this point, [[motor control loss|motor control, coordination, and balance]] become suppressed in a manner that is proportional to dosage. In terms of sound, [[Auditory suppression|hearing]] also seems to become vague, muffled and distant.

#'''Partial detachment from environment''' - As the detachment increases, the environment starts to distinctively feel physically further away in distance and increasingly disconnected from a person's sensory perception. [[Visual acuity suppression|Blurred]] and [[double vision]] sets in while [[tactile suppression|anaesthetic-like effects and tactile numbness]] begin to take place. At this point, [[motor control loss|motor control, coordination, and balance]] become suppressed in a manner that is proportional to dosage. In terms of sound, [[Auditory suppression|hearing]] also seems to become vague, muffled and distant.

#'''Total detachment from environment''' - At this level, the sensory and cognitive disconnection have completely blocked out one's perception of the external environment. It is here where the user finds themselves undergoing an out-of-body experience as they enter a [[Visual_disconnection#Holes.2C_spaces_and_voids|dissociative hole]] which is often accompanied by [[internal hallucinations]].

#'''Detachment from self''' - At this level, the dissociation and detachment has become intense enough for a person's long-term memory to cease functioning. This leads into a state which is commonly referred to as "[[ego death]]" as the loses their ability to recall and comprehend their own sense of identity.

#'''Detachment from self''' - At this level, the dissociation and detachment has become intense enough for a person's long-term memory to cease functioning. This leads into a state which is commonly referred to as "[[ego death]]" as the person loses their ability to recall and comprehend their own sense of identity.

#'''Detachment from awareness''' - The highest level of detachment occurs when a person has become so detached that they have lost all sensory awareness and normal cognitive functioning. This renders ~~the person~~ unconscious and consistently leaves extended gaps in a person's memory ~~and~~ large periods of [[Amnesia|amnesia]] which are generally impossible to recall once the experience is over.</onlyinclude> It's at this level that [[dissociative]]s such as [[ketamine]] are used in medical procedures for their ~~[[tactile disconnection|analgesic]]~~ effects.<ref>Top-down mechanisms of anesthetic-induced unconsciousness (ncbi) | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4066704/</ref>

#'''Detachment from awareness''' - The highest level of detachment occurs when a person has become so detached that they have lost all sensory awareness and normal cognitive functioning. This renders one unconscious and consistently leaves extended gaps in a person's memory with large periods of [[Amnesia|amnesia]] which are generally impossible to recall once the experience is over.</onlyinclude> It's at this level that [[dissociative]]s such as [[ketamine]] are used in medical procedures for their anaesthetic effects.<ref>Top-down mechanisms of anesthetic-induced unconsciousness (ncbi) | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4066704/</ref>

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 #'''subtle detachment from environment''' - This can be described as a subtle dulling of the senses and a vague sense of subjective detachment from the external environment.
-#'''Partial detachment from environment''' - As the detachment increases, the environment starts to distinctively feel physically further away in distance and increasingly disconnected from a person's sensory perception. [[Visual acuity suppression|Blurred vision]] and [[double vision]] sets in while [[tactile suppression|anaesthetic-like effects and tactile numbness]] begin to take place. At this point, [[motor control loss|motor control, coordination, and balance]] become suppressed in a manner that is proportional to dosage. In terms of sound, [[Auditory suppression|hearing]] also seems to become vague, muffled and distant.
+#'''Partial detachment from environment''' - As the detachment increases, the environment starts to distinctively feel physically further away in distance and increasingly disconnected from a person's sensory perception. [[Visual acuity suppression|Blurred]] and [[double vision]] sets in while [[tactile suppression|anaesthetic-like effects and tactile numbness]] begin to take place. At this point, [[motor control loss|motor control, coordination, and balance]] become suppressed in a manner that is proportional to dosage. In terms of sound, [[Auditory suppression|hearing]] also seems to become vague, muffled and distant.
 #'''Total detachment from environment''' - At this level, the sensory and cognitive disconnection have completely blocked out one's perception of the external environment. It is here where the user finds themselves undergoing an out-of-body experience as they enter a [[Visual_disconnection#Holes.2C_spaces_and_voids|dissociative hole]] which is often accompanied by [[internal hallucinations]].
-#'''Detachment from self''' - At this level, the dissociation and detachment has become intense enough for a person's long-term memory to cease functioning. This leads into a state which is commonly referred to as "[[ego death]]" as the loses their ability to recall and comprehend their own sense of identity.
+#'''Detachment from self''' - At this level, the dissociation and detachment has become intense enough for a person's long-term memory to cease functioning. This leads into a state which is commonly referred to as "[[ego death]]" as the person loses their ability to recall and comprehend their own sense of identity.
-#'''Detachment from awareness''' - The highest level of detachment occurs when a person has become so detached that they have lost all sensory awareness and normal cognitive functioning. This renders the person unconscious and consistently leaves extended gaps in a person's memory and large periods of [[Amnesia|amnesia]] which are generally impossible to recall once the experience is over.</onlyinclude> It's at this level that [[dissociative]]s such as [[ketamine]] are used in medical procedures for their [[tactile disconnection|analgesic]] effects.<ref>Top-down mechanisms of anesthetic-induced unconsciousness (ncbi) | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4066704/</ref>
+#'''Detachment from awareness''' - The highest level of detachment occurs when a person has become so detached that they have lost all sensory awareness and normal cognitive functioning. This renders one unconscious and consistently leaves extended gaps in a person's memory with large periods of [[Amnesia|amnesia]] which are generally impossible to recall once the experience is over.</onlyinclude> It's at this level that [[dissociative]]s such as [[ketamine]] are used in medical procedures for their anaesthetic effects.<ref>Top-down mechanisms of anesthetic-induced unconsciousness (ncbi) | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4066704/</ref>
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