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ing story illustrates faulty neuroception from biochemical interference. Three friends, young men in their mid-twenties, went for a daylong hike up Mount St. Helens, an active volcano in a national park in the southwest corner of the state of Washington. Although strenuous, this climb is suitable for anyone in