
Smoke and Mirrors: The Neuroscience of Mistruth and the Return to Your Authentic Voice
You ever leave a conversation with a smile on your face—but a pit in your stomach?
They said all the right things. They were charming. Calm. Even warm. But later, when you replay the conversation, something feels off. You feel foggy. Unsure of yourself. Almost like the truth was dancing just out of reach.
That’s not overthinking. That’s your nervous system detecting incongruence—before your mind can explain it.