Losing Control

The transcript discusses the discovery and exploration of auditory illusions, highlighting the rarity and mystery surrounding them. It delves into the challenges people face in accepting these illusions, often due to discomfort and a lack of trust in their own perceptions. The importance of self-confidence in auditory perception is emphasized, as well as the tendency for people to feel more grounded with visual rather than auditory stimuli. The transcript also touches on the reluctance to discuss auditory illusions due to fear of being wrong or perceived as fraudulent.

In what ways does the speaker describe the discomfort associated with discovering new auditory illusions?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between vision and hearing in terms of people's confidence?