Capgras Delusion

Imagine waking up one morning and suddenly believing that your loved ones have been replaced by imposters. This isn't the plot of a sci-fi movie; it's a real psychological condition known as Capgras Delusion. Named after Joseph Capgras, the French psychiatrist who first described it in 1923, this rare disorder causes individuals to believe that someone close to them, or even themselves, has been substituted by an identical-looking imposter. Despite all evidence to the contrary, sufferers remain convinced that their loved ones are not who they claim to be. This fascinating and perplexing condition challenges our understanding of perception, memory, and emotional connections. Join us as we delve into the mysterious world of Capgras Delusion, exploring its causes, symptoms, and the profound impact it has on those affected.

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