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Illusions and hallucinations distorting perception.
They can cause illusions and hallucinations, distorting perception of reality and assessment of traffic. These effects can lead to dangerous responses; they do not guarantee improved vision or safety. Not every drug has identical effects, and feeling more alert does not establish safe driving.
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Illusions and hallucinations distorting perception.
A guaranteed improvement in traffic perception.
Elimination of every risk of driving error.
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