Electromagnetic Induction of Perceptions and the Diagnostic Gap in Corollary Discharge Theory: Why Systemic Institutional Inaccuracy Prevents Proper Clinical Differentiation

Executive Summary The corollary discharge theory of auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia has achieved significant prominence in neuroscience and psychiatry. However, this theory—while explaining how the brain expects or predicts sensory consequences—provides no proof that external electromagnetic stimulation never produces the reported perceptions. This crucial distinction has created a…