Irrationality or intellectual hallucination and one more irrational

Mental or sensory hallucination

See, feel, smell or hear things that don't exist.

Example:

It has a box with colored balls.

That guy says he is seeing a ball with a face that starts talking to him.

Intellectual hallucination or irrationality

Perceive and interpret information reaching conclusions or untrue statements, which do not exist or do not match reality.

Example:

Generalize a diverse group of people (race) especially when they are more vague or broad categorizations (black race).

A type of hallucination in which the psychological (feeling) overlaps the cognitive (perceiving / analyzing) ...

Subjective and objective

The irrational cannot differentiate what is subjective and what is objective in his thinking. As a result, their instinctive opinions are confused or treated at the same level of veracity as objective facts, even after they are perceived.