maybe someday there'll be AI techs that spend hours or days checking over their work, counting fingers, toning down the orange & getting the posture right. And maybe someone will write an app that does it faster.
There are several schools of meditation all built around getting the inner dialog to just shut up. Some people spend years learning to do that. It would be cool if mute cyborgs could someday inform us about some easy, accessible, and direct way.
There are 9 bears in our neighborhood this year (North coast California). Seems to be a good year for them everywhere. They raided my kitchen 3x in July and apples aren't even ripe yet. We all tend to get along pretty well because they avoid people (we don't kill them / they don't kill us) but now there's 2 sets of cubs. People living near the canyons tend to have dogs and carry bear spray. Some kind of "Living with Bears" class seems like a good idea. Here's a link to a DIY bear chaser: https://www.instructables.com/Coon-Bear-Chasing-Mousetrap-protects-fruit-trees-a/
Maybe try it before assuming delusion. :) My experience indicated (to me) that something about magnetism is perceivable, what it means or how it affects is up for grabs though.
The source I read was a kids book, something like "all about magnets, printed in the early or mid 70's. I used a 3' x 4' blanket with circular magnets from the hardware store (or amazon), glued about every 8 inches. they were all oriented so north was up. Sleep is possible but not really fulfilling. I felt "motivated" for lack of a better word but desperate might work too.
I've slept in a strong magnetic field. it's hard & uncomfortable. earthworms in a paper cup (full of damp dirt) next to a strong magnet will eat their way out through the paper on the opposite side to avoid the magnetism.