What Do You Do When You're in an Anechoic Chamber?

Katie Weaver went to see Dr. Oliver Mason, who's a researcher of psychiatric disorders at the University of Surrey. He put people into anechoic chambers to study what sensory deprivation does. You start like you go into the float chamber that people are always talking about, right? Hallucinating. If there's no visible, you you start seeing things like that. So he's like you you conjure phantom signals. That's called Dr. Mason's office hours.