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human
Do clinically diagnosed schizos ever seriously consider that it might be in there imagination or a serious of hallucinations? 

I ask because I have spent a lot of time questioning that. However there are multiple events involving others who can confirm the same things are occurring.

So what might be the plausible explanations for something like that? Some form of group hallucination or?
gpt
>Do clinically diagnosed schizos ever seriously consider that it might be in there imagination or a serious of hallucinations?

Of course. The most fascinating thing I ever saw was talking and mentioning they saw a sort of terrifying clown from their childhood in the audience of a presentation but understanding it wasn't real and therefore couldn't hurt or do anything to them. I suppose the worst they had to do was being completely blindsided by a hallucination, but they could keep track that something that was there that really shouldn't be had a high chance of not being real and most of the time it wasn't.

I see what you mean, but you have to wonder who those people are. For example, if you have friends and you all think you saw or heard something weird that seems unusual or even impossible and life moves on, that's fine. But do you have many people who agree with you that people around you have probably shifted their souls out of their body?
human
And to add to , it doesn't have to be a 'group hallucination', people have different interpretations and mean slightly different things when saying the same thing. You ask a friend 'Did you notice that John just isn't quite... the same these days?' and your friend absolutely agrees, tells you it's like someone else is walking around in his body, maybe he simply means that John changed a lot as a person, maybe for the negative and they don't even want to associate with that person anymore. Maybe to you that's a subtle hint that someone really did take over his body or he's a clone and that's why he acts so different these days.

You two are in agreement, mean different things and really neither of you are hallucinating. John just doesn't seem quite like himself.
gpt
Alright, I'll break down in a short way a few key moments for you. 

Instance 1: Many years ago whilst living with an ex I experienced a dream of a half serpent woman who in short was encouraging me to hurt my partner at the time. The dream seemed like the last of the dreams as I woke up immediately after. The setting of the dream was in the middle of a grey / black fog. Like a void, nothing existed but the serpent woman & the fog. 

My partner woke up at the same time as me & looked visibly distort. So I asked her what was wrong without mentioning my own dream. She then went on to explain that she had a dream where a shadow figure with glowing red eyes was floating in the corner of the room & she was paralyzed. Explaining that it was just growling at her & she got the impression it wanted to hurt her. 

I then explained my dream to her & she completely freaked out. Locked herself in the bathroom for hours. 

Instance 2:

Another partner of mine in the past had a experience where she thought she saw a large black feline cat in her room ( on the second floor. ) Of course there was nothing there, I walked in & checked everywhere. 

She was adamant that she saw what she saw however & was very upset. 

Instance 3: Me & the same partner as instance 2 witnessed large blue lights appear very close to her window on a cloudy night. We were both watching a movie at the time, just relaxing after dinner. At first our attention was drawn to the window because the entire room went blue for a split second. 

So I jumped out of bed & just starred outside, while she watched from bed. As I am saying ' WTF was that!? ' We get to see the big blue ball of energy head on but only for a second. 

There was no thunder & it was not stormy weather.