Kind of an interesting take according to AI (although im sure there is alot more to it)
HPPD Type 2 sufferers are indeed more susceptible to zoopsia, particularly in the evenings and before sleep.
Reasons for increased zoopsia in the evenings:
1. *Relaxation and reduced distractions*: As the day winds down, individuals may relax and become less distracted, making them more aware of their surroundings and internal experiences, including zoopsia.
2. *Increased sensory sensitivity*: As the evening progresses, some people may experience increased sensitivity to sensory stimuli, such as light, sound, or touch, which can exacerbate zoopsia.
3. *Circadian rhythm influences*: The body's natural circadian rhythm can affect the intensity and frequency of zoopsia. For some individuals, the evening hours may coincide with a natural peak in cortisol levels, which can contribute to increased zoopsia.
4. *Anxiety and stress*: The evening hours can be a time of increased anxiety and stress for some individuals, particularly if they're worried about sleep or the next day's events. This heightened anxiety can contribute to more frequent or intense zoopsia.
5. *Sleep pressure*: As the body prepares for sleep, the pressure to fall asleep can increase, leading to heightened arousal and anxiety. This can, in turn, exacerbate zoopsia in some individuals.
I feel like it may even possibly be induced by CEV causing dis-stress and inturn heightening more visuals to complete sensory overload, activating a myriad of Zoopsia hallucinatory phenomena.