In this episode, Cansu Canan Hakan talks with Türkçapar about the invisible stories people create for themselves.
Sometimes, suppressed anger hidden beneath a mask of kindness, sometimes the truths blinded by love…
And the most dangerous: believing one's own lies.
Can the brain really be deceived?
Or is the greatest illusion the story a person tells themselves?
This episode is like an exploration walking through the dark corridors of the mind…
Behind every door, another “you” is hidden.

Questions we seek answers to in this video:

Can the human brain really not distinguish between what it experiences and reality?
Why do people deceive themselves?
Why is the most dangerous lie the one a person believes?
Why does love prevent people from seeing the truth?
Why do some people seem good but actually carry suppressed anger?
According to Freud, what drives underlie human behavior?
Why do people experience what they fear most?
How does the brain produce “false conclusions” from past experiences?
Why do some people think they constantly encounter bad people?
Is depression actually a "collapse" or a defense mechanism?