The deja vu I experience is more than just the environment, it’s that but also the conversations, people and actions that are all exactly the same as I remember. Feels like I dreamt it before or something
Exactly. I was gonna say. I tend to be having a particular conversation when I experience deja vu, so it’s not just about physical structure of the location
@@metalnep exactly. One of my first vivid experiences of this was during the meeting of my dads new girlfriend when I was young. I had never met her before, but during this moment I realized that somehow I recognized her face and felt like I had experienced that moment before - my dad and I sitting in a certain spot on the porch, her waving from her specific SUV, what my dad was saying to me…..
But same explanation I think. You had a similar conservation before and your brain somehow concludes from that that you had the same conservation before. You met a lookalike so you mistake the new person you meet for him/her. Etc
The older I get, the less deja vu I experience. Also, I always had a feeling as a kid that I could remember the dream I had months before where I had seen that place before.
@@lubomirkubasdQw4w9WgXcQry to use context clues. A video about deju vu, being looped and triggering the effects of deva vu shortly after being taught about it. Apparently that intent is considered “meta” Ig it means the video idea is top tier lol idk myself but I understand the context
I get that alot and hard to say as we dont know what dreams fully are, but... we know we cant make up new information in dreams as far as we know. So maybe it takes from something we have seen which triggers it? Always found it weird when iv had stuff like that happen xD
that happens to me 24/7 and its kinda weird, but i think its also goofy at times cuz im just like “why do i feel like ive been here oh wait nvm that’s just my dream yesterday” I ACTUALLY THOUGHT NO ONE ELSE HAD THIS UNTIL NOW, thanks
This is how I have been experiencing deja vu forever. I can always recall the memory that is similar to what triggers my deja vu and identify the specific elements that are the same. The memory is very often from dreams (that I have been writing down for years)
I seem to have outgrown my deja vu. I experienced it a lot when I was a kid - usually tied to conversations or events rather than places that seemed familiar - but I experienced it less and less as I went through my 20s. Now in my 50s I don’t think I’ve had deja vu in a couple of decades.
Have you tried practicing mindfulness? If the dejavus were still like a 'Woa!!" experience to you, you were more mindful of them and thinking about them more often. At some point it becomes the norm and then it fades away. Set your intentention and focus back on those feelings and the dejavus and they can return. be more mindful in daily life, I'm sure you can get it back - if you would want to though :p
Recent studies have shown that it is a temporary sensory issue wherein the left side of the brain and the right side of brain get the sensory information at not the same time, off my just a bit. The conscious mind gets an incomplete signal at first which give an "impression" of the sensory information, but you can't quite fully recognize it until the other side of the brain sends it's data. So, you now fully sense whatever it is, but you also get the sense that you have previously sensed the exact same thing.
This is the explanation I’ve heard of before, makes more sense to me. Could be a combination of both of course but I like to believe the one you mentioned. I get deja vu all the time and I also have some processing issues (delay), so this explanation always made a lot of sense to me.
This hypothesis sounds plausible but may not explain deja Vu absolutely. How do you explain the case when one is able to say what his conversant is just about saying?
Deja Vu is SUCH A WEIRD EXPERIENCE when u recognize it. Like I just had some hit Hard right now and I'm like "maybe the reason we get Deja Vu is when we die we are reborn & those are just flashes of our past lives" or just a glitch in the matrix, or a resetting in the Good Place *smokes blunt*
I sometimes get strong deja vu from things I hear, smell, or even learn. I'm not a visual person at all, so that could explain why my brain considers situations similar enough
TLDR: I experienced deja vu that felt like an actual real memory but was actually just deja vu and it felt so weird I experienced deja vu today but I thought It wasn’t deja vu until I said smth about it. I was sitting in my art class I normally go to in Thursday’s and my friend was telling a very specific story about a specific text message she recieved from a specific friend and how another specific friend had said a specific thing in reaction to seeing said text. Once she finished speaking I said I you already told us this and both her and the other friend we were with said no. The one friend hadn’t told us about it and she showed me that the text she was talking about had been sent to her after the last time I had seen them. I remember that specific conversation happening in the same place with the same people around us (the other people in the studio change seats every week) it literally felt like any other memory from a week ago I’m still confused lmao usually it’s obvious to me when it is deja vu theres a specific feeling or smth slightly different in the deja vu but this felt like an exact memory
That's interesting. The way my professor explained it is the environment not having enough stimulus control to be discriminated from past experience. Basically saying there are similar stimuli in the environment that makes it so you are not able to discern a notable difference.
I don't know about the general resemblance part for me I notice that I get deja vus far more frequently when I'm tired and then just everything feels familiar
Explains a lot for me. I get a shitload of deja vu when gaming with a specific friend. We basically play the same games for years and obviously we probably bring up the same discussions. So sometimes he probably brings something up that we may have had a similar conversation to and it triggers it.
Why are they talking like we havent known this for decades? I swear people find out basic facts about the world and think that THEY were the ones who figured it out
When I experience deja vu, it’s always a place (sometimes people) that I have seen months or years ago in my dreams. Usually my immediate reaction is “omg I have seen this part in my dream” 😮
I always thought that deja vu is your brain being flabbergasted by recognising a place and quarrying to bring up all the relevant memories, like operating systems load up libraries in QAM, and not finding it.
But some smart dudes kinda prooved that its just your brain lagging so you see something and bc of the lag in the eye-brain conection your brain thinks it has seen it before
Right now I just had deja vu literally the same thing happened, the conversation of my brother not eating and my father telling him to eat is just identical
a theory could be: our life actually plays in loop in different dimensions. When we die, our life restarts from the same, the only thing that may change is our actions, but certain things remain written in the lives memory
i wonder if PTSD and dejavu are at all related. just considering the fact that certain spaces or instances that are similar but not the same can trigger someone with PTSD.
Yea that is one of many dejavous that there is. I have lots of times ones that I know who will say and then do something even if i don`t know that person. For example in the bar or at train station. Maybe that is the same - like - I`ve seen may times before someone else doing that thing and now I`m seeing similar begining of behavior and my brain is making connection like - you seen this before. PS: Sorry for my grammar and other stuff - i`m no english native :P ;)
That's not what deja vu is though, it's a literal skip in your brain's processing, it will trick you into thinking that you've seen something before even if you haven't. The phenomenon you're describing is just your brain slowly regaining it's hold on older memories. For example you could walk into a building, everything is unique to you, you've never seen it before, it looks nothing like anything youve seen before, but deja vu can trick you into perceiving it as a familiar location, design, smell, etcetera.
the deja vu i experience is i dream of a really specific scenario and then I see irl and i remember i dreamt of it but its not like i saw it before because it is really specific like down to a random persons clothes.
What if it's a predominate experience? I have it a lot. I feel like it occurs around a big change in my life. I feel anxious, fear, and stress (I think I have depression as well) etc. when I experience it. Then, it seems to pickup in frequency toward, "the event" (the life changing event; a major change in my life). I feel like I see the course of some events, and I get a sense of paranoia and I am very cautious during those times when I experience the deja vu. Also, when I have deja vu it's so strong that I fee like I can predict what's going to happen in the next few seconds? I've had multiple instances like this. Where I literally know what happens next, like what someone is going to say/do, etc... and it does play out exactly as such.
I had a dream that i was in a classroom with the computer monitors underneath a glass tabletop, im positive ive never seen something like that before, and like 4 years later i went somewhere that was the exact same in my dream, to where i was sitting and where the the projector was in the room.
Before God said let there be ,,, We were all there in the mind of God, rehearsing events in time ,,😮 We have been there and done that in the mind of God when He said , Let what's in me ,, Be Out There 🎉 Hmmm 🤔
This may be the case for a type of spatial deja vu. My understanding (and this is my memory of the explanation - which is really just a memory of the last time I remembered it - so it will be at least a little inaccurate) is that the experience can happen when our brains 'accidentally' trigger the process/feeling of memory recall without actually remembering anything. Now, I need to look it up again to make sure I didn't just dream that explanation. Brains are sooooooo interesting!
I don't think that's really a smoking gun, it's a pretty obvious logical conclusion. Liminal space theory already posits this conclusion. Our brains like patterns and become really good at building those neural pathways.
I've had full conversations that I remember because I dreamed about them and if I continue to say what I said in that dream the conversation will play out exactly like I saw it.
I feel like i go into deja vu more than the average person. Memories mean a lot to me and have impacted me more because of things like my parents divorce when u I was pretty little and going through really bad mental times and self harm so when i get deja vu its almost always before then and i wonder why. Deja vu also gets triggered for me a ton by scent. I have a very strong nose and if i smell sonething i can unlock so many old memories and it's really crazy to me someitmes
I encounter deja vu everytime I remember swimming in a virtual pool and when we came to the pool I said to mom. mom i remember swimming here but mom said no it's our first time here
Its clearly stated, that’s NOT what DEJA VU is. It’s the state of familiarity not being appropriate. He is talking about the state of familiarity period. Which is the opposite
Thats explains it but i sometimes dream of something when i sleep or think of something in my head when im day dreaming because i was doing nothing then it happens in minutes or weeks after the dreams or years then experience dejavu is that weird?? for me to have it now its not that frequent but it do sometimes happen
@@opalescentmica That is what i feel sometimes. Like im doing the exact same steps in the same scenario and sometimes i change it to make the outcome better
Correct me if I’m wrong but I think I get Vija da. I see something like in my dreams, then later on (no mater the time period that’s pasted) the same thing happened in real time, not in my dreams…Weird right?
I don't even have to watch the Video to know that the title is ridiculously cilckbaity. Edit: Wow, you get the "I think I've experienced this before"-feeling If you have experienced Something similar before. Absolute shocker I know, who would've thought. Also in the Reel you try to boil the phenomenon of Deja vu to spatial resemblence. I don't know If that is the conclusion of the study, but come on? The study only Tests for spatial resemblence. But Deja vi is so much more. It can be triggered from smells Sounds, conversations, etc. it has absolutely nothing to do with spatial resemblence. Spatial resemblence is Just one specific scenario that can Trigger Deja vu... Seriously guys I love most of your Videos, but this Reel is such a Low effort Post. You use an extremely clickbaity title to present an absolutely mundane study that provides No new information whatsoever and you even emphasize the wrong point of the study...
then what explains the weird thing thay happens when I recall what the dejavu is and try to avoid the area it will happen but still ends up happening, kinda weird, like I was hit by king crimson, I've tried 5 times to not let it happen but it still happens
I am not agree with you...i have deja vu but i don't think i have similar experience what i see , i have meet someone whom i have never meet in my life but i remember him /her or know about him/her......I have experience many times where i have memories of something which is happening and it's like dream type of memories i have... deja vu don't happen everytime ...most of the times it happens when something important things happen with people which can effect him in his /her life ...what you are saying , it's totally defferent from my experience...many times i have realised it's going to happen and that incident happened just like i saw .....May be your test subjects have not deja vu but they think , they have deja vu
The deja vu I experience is more than just the environment, it’s that but also the conversations, people and actions that are all exactly the same as I remember. Feels like I dreamt it before or something
Exactly. I was gonna say. I tend to be having a particular conversation when I experience deja vu, so it’s not just about physical structure of the location
@@metalnep exactly. One of my first vivid experiences of this was during the meeting of my dads new girlfriend when I was young. I had never met her before, but during this moment I realized that somehow I recognized her face and felt like I had experienced that moment before - my dad and I sitting in a certain spot on the porch, her waving from her specific SUV, what my dad was saying to me…..
@@macwhite7257 the study only was one part of the deja vu and how to trigger it. it's kind of hard to study your specific feelings during one moment
But same explanation I think. You had a similar conservation before and your brain somehow concludes from that that you had the same conservation before. You met a lookalike so you mistake the new person you meet for him/her. Etc
*Exactly.*
This explanation of Deja Vu makes me wonder if people suffering from alzheimer's are living in a world of constant Deja Vu
Really, this makes some sense
Wow I didn’t think of that, that’s really interesting I wonder that too now
That’s a very clever thought👍
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@@desiredditor fun fact: fun doesn’t mean funny
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The older I get, the less deja vu I experience. Also, I always had a feeling as a kid that I could remember the dream I had months before where I had seen that place before.
Me too
Its so meta that this plays on a loop.
what does that mean?
@@lubomirkubasdQw4w9WgXcQry to use context clues. A video about deju vu, being looped and triggering the effects of deva vu shortly after being taught about it. Apparently that intent is considered “meta”
Ig it means the video idea is top tier lol idk myself but I understand the context
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Deja Vu!
I've just been in this place before
(Higher on the street)
And I know it's my time to go~🎵🎵
Was looking for this comment.
This is the best explanation of dèja vu I've heard. It makes so much intuitive sense that it's almost like dèja vu.
I bet you I've had a similar experience, relating to texts, as this particular narration😂
Deja Vu is a broader experience that just seeming like you have been in this place before.
totally agree, seems like the guy in this video is missing the forest for the trees
Because this is the matrix
Uhhh…. No. That’s not just it. There is definitely more to it.
yeah makes sense, but how does this explain the deja vu i get when i dream something and then something similar happens?
That happened to me so many times already and its so confusing like: have i seen this before? Nope, just dreamed it 😂
I get that alot and hard to say as we dont know what dreams fully are, but... we know we cant make up new information in dreams as far as we know. So maybe it takes from something we have seen which triggers it? Always found it weird when iv had stuff like that happen xD
that happens to me 24/7 and its kinda weird, but i think its also goofy at times cuz im just like “why do i feel like ive been here oh wait nvm that’s just my dream yesterday” I ACTUALLY THOUGHT NO ONE ELSE HAD THIS UNTIL NOW, thanks
@@serenity8839i have deja vu ...it happens when any incidents which can effect your life is going to happen.
I’m having a deja vu of yet another unsatisfying explanation of this phenomenon.
That’s great, but I get déjà vu at home more often than anywhere else and obviously the layout of my home isn’t triggering memories of somewhere else.
This is how I have been experiencing deja vu forever. I can always recall the memory that is similar to what triggers my deja vu and identify the specific elements that are the same. The memory is very often from dreams (that I have been writing down for years)
I seem to have outgrown my deja vu. I experienced it a lot when I was a kid - usually tied to conversations or events rather than places that seemed familiar - but I experienced it less and less as I went through my 20s. Now in my 50s I don’t think I’ve had deja vu in a couple of decades.
Have you tried practicing mindfulness? If the dejavus were still like a 'Woa!!" experience to you, you were more mindful of them and thinking about them more often. At some point it becomes the norm and then it fades away. Set your intentention and focus back on those feelings and the dejavus and they can return. be more mindful in daily life, I'm sure you can get it back - if you would want to though :p
Recent studies have shown that it is a temporary sensory issue wherein the left side of the brain and the right side of brain get the sensory information at not the same time, off my just a bit. The conscious mind gets an incomplete signal at first which give an "impression" of the sensory information, but you can't quite fully recognize it until the other side of the brain sends it's data. So, you now fully sense whatever it is, but you also get the sense that you have previously sensed the exact same thing.
This is the explanation I’ve heard of before, makes more sense to me. Could be a combination of both of course but I like to believe the one you mentioned. I get deja vu all the time and I also have some processing issues (delay), so this explanation always made a lot of sense to me.
Sensible! Is this possibly the only explanation offered by science, for now?
This hypothesis sounds plausible but may not explain deja Vu absolutely. How do you explain the case when one is able to say what his conversant is just about saying?
I can imagine dreams just make this 10x worse since you're unlikely to remember a layout in a dream.
Deja Vu is SUCH A WEIRD EXPERIENCE when u recognize it. Like I just had some hit Hard right now and I'm like "maybe the reason we get Deja Vu is when we die we are reborn & those are just flashes of our past lives" or just a glitch in the matrix, or a resetting in the Good Place *smokes blunt*
Ok but how do you explain knowing what will be said in a conversation moments before it actually happens?
Human conversation isn't always interesting or unique... A lot of the things being said now have already been said the last 2000+ years.
I sometimes get strong deja vu from things I hear, smell, or even learn.
I'm not a visual person at all, so that could explain why my brain considers situations similar enough
TLDR: I experienced deja vu that felt like an actual real memory but was actually just deja vu and it felt so weird
I experienced deja vu today but I thought It wasn’t deja vu until I said smth about it. I was sitting in my art class I normally go to in Thursday’s and my friend was telling a very specific story about a specific text message she recieved from a specific friend and how another specific friend had said a specific thing in reaction to seeing said text. Once she finished speaking I said I you already told us this and both her and the other friend we were with said no. The one friend hadn’t told us about it and she showed me that the text she was talking about had been sent to her after the last time I had seen them. I remember that specific conversation happening in the same place with the same people around us (the other people in the studio change seats every week) it literally felt like any other memory from a week ago I’m still confused lmao usually it’s obvious to me when it is deja vu theres a specific feeling or smth slightly different in the deja vu but this felt like an exact memory
That's interesting. The way my professor explained it is the environment not having enough stimulus control to be discriminated from past experience. Basically saying there are similar stimuli in the environment that makes it so you are not able to discern a notable difference.
ohhh this makes sense, deja vu being a really specific form of pattern recognition would definitely explain a lot
I don't know about the general resemblance part for me I notice that I get deja vus far more frequently when I'm tired and then just everything feels familiar
ALWAYS ONCE IN MY DEJA VU
The fact we are putting people into virtual reality, while us ourselves are in a virtual realtiy...
Explains a lot for me.
I get a shitload of deja vu when gaming with a specific friend.
We basically play the same games for years and obviously we probably bring up the same discussions.
So sometimes he probably brings something up that we may have had a similar conversation to and it triggers it.
I've told people what they were about to tell me before and it was information that i had no way of knowing or hearing prior during deja Vu
Deja vu is actually the person in a parrel universe is you,they experience something at the same time as you
What about the times when you experience deja vu in your home? There is more to this phenomenon than just the location that you are in.
Deja vu song of the century fr
This is very useful thank you so much
Not how I've experienced it. I've been able to quote a person as they speak or say such and such is about to happen and it does.
Why are they talking like we havent known this for decades? I swear people find out basic facts about the world and think that THEY were the ones who figured it out
When I experience deja vu, it’s always a place (sometimes people) that I have seen months or years ago in my dreams. Usually my immediate reaction is “omg I have seen this part in my dream” 😮
Wow and here I was thinking Deja Vu was just a top tier Beyoncé song 😂
I always thought that deja vu is your brain being flabbergasted by recognising a place and quarrying to bring up all the relevant memories, like operating systems load up libraries in QAM, and not finding it.
But some smart dudes kinda prooved that its just your brain lagging so you see something and bc of the lag in the eye-brain conection your brain thinks it has seen it before
Right now I just had deja vu literally the same thing happened, the conversation of my brother not eating and my father telling him to eat is just identical
a theory could be: our life actually plays in loop in different dimensions. When we die, our life restarts from the same, the only thing that may change is our actions, but certain things remain written in the lives memory
For me... I think I don't forget my dream but I always experience deja vu
i wonder if PTSD and dejavu are at all related. just considering the fact that certain spaces or instances that are similar but not the same can trigger someone with PTSD.
Yea that is one of many dejavous that there is. I have lots of times ones that I know who will say and then do something even if i don`t know that person. For example in the bar or at train station. Maybe that is the same - like - I`ve seen may times before someone else doing that thing and now I`m seeing similar begining of behavior and my brain is making connection like - you seen this before. PS: Sorry for my grammar and other stuff - i`m no english native :P ;)
@@opalescentmica Well, this is a nightmare fuel for my health concerns :D thank you for that :D
Sometimes I get deja vu of me previously getting deja vu
That's not what deja vu is though, it's a literal skip in your brain's processing, it will trick you into thinking that you've seen something before even if you haven't. The phenomenon you're describing is just your brain slowly regaining it's hold on older memories.
For example you could walk into a building, everything is unique to you, you've never seen it before, it looks nothing like anything youve seen before, but deja vu can trick you into perceiving it as a familiar location, design, smell, etcetera.
The 'Home' Theory
more to come
the deja vu i experience is i dream of a really specific scenario and then I see irl and i remember i dreamt of it but its not like i saw it before because it is really specific like down to a random persons clothes.
I never had a deja Vu where I didn't knew the exact moment it reminded me of
I have had deja vu when I'm doing the same thing in the same place over and over again
I hypothesize that there's a connection to minor forms of derealization
What if it's a predominate experience? I have it a lot. I feel like it occurs around a big change in my life. I feel anxious, fear, and stress (I think I have depression as well) etc. when I experience it. Then, it seems to pickup in frequency toward, "the event" (the life changing event; a major change in my life). I feel like I see the course of some events, and I get a sense of paranoia and I am very cautious during those times when I experience the deja vu. Also, when I have deja vu it's so strong that I fee like I can predict what's going to happen in the next few seconds? I've had multiple instances like this. Where I literally know what happens next, like what someone is going to say/do, etc... and it does play out exactly as such.
I got it in my class so many times
I had a dream that i was in a classroom with the computer monitors underneath a glass tabletop, im positive ive never seen something like that before, and like 4 years later i went somewhere that was the exact same in my dream, to where i was sitting and where the the projector was in the room.
Before God said let there be ,,,
We were all there in the mind of God, rehearsing events in time ,,😮
We have been there and done that in the mind of God when He said , Let what's in me ,, Be Out There 🎉
Hmmm 🤔
We already knew this in 1999 - The Matrix
This may be the case for a type of spatial deja vu. My understanding (and this is my memory of the explanation - which is really just a memory of the last time I remembered it - so it will be at least a little inaccurate) is that the experience can happen when our brains 'accidentally' trigger the process/feeling of memory recall without actually remembering anything.
Now, I need to look it up again to make sure I didn't just dream that explanation.
Brains are sooooooo interesting!
I don't think that's really a smoking gun, it's a pretty obvious logical conclusion. Liminal space theory already posits this conclusion. Our brains like patterns and become really good at building those neural pathways.
The older i get (43) the more depressed i feel like life is boring.
I have heard this before.
I've had full conversations that I remember because I dreamed about them and if I continue to say what I said in that dream the conversation will play out exactly like I saw it.
The final destination is based on Deja vu.
Will that explains why I have a lot of deja vu and just existing in my house
I feel like i go into deja vu more than the average person. Memories mean a lot to me and have impacted me more because of things like my parents divorce when u
I was pretty little and going through really bad mental times and self harm so when i get deja vu its almost always before then and i wonder why. Deja vu also gets triggered for me a ton by scent. I have a very strong nose and if i smell sonething i can unlock so many old memories and it's really crazy to me someitmes
But why can i predict the Future (3 sec ahead)? 😵💫
Cap. We're all brains in a vats. This is what our overlords want us to believe
The guy on the right giving us a whole report on deja vu
The guy on the right just like yeah 😅
I have it I know now it’s exactly like that
I encounter deja vu everytime I remember swimming in a virtual pool and when we came to the pool I said to mom. mom i remember swimming here but mom said no it's our first time here
Now explain conversations that I feel like I've had before even though I clearly hadn't. 😂
this could be used to help people learn new things faster if it can be controlled
but i know what’s about to happen too. and it happens
So that’s why I experience death every day.
Its clearly stated, that’s NOT what DEJA VU is. It’s the state of familiarity not being appropriate. He is talking about the state of familiarity period. Which is the opposite
Before watching I was so hoping this video wasn't exactly how it really is.
Thats explains it but i sometimes dream of something when i sleep or think of something in my head when im day dreaming because i was doing nothing then it happens in minutes or weeks after the dreams or years then experience dejavu is that weird?? for me to have it now its not that frequent but it do sometimes happen
I experience deja vu 8 times a week
What if you can completely access the memory that u lived more than once
@@opalescentmica That is what i feel sometimes. Like im doing the exact same steps in the same scenario and sometimes i change it to make the outcome better
@@opalescentmica Use to be quite a lot, Not as much now but still happens
I still prefer the explanation from The Matrix.
Correct me if I’m wrong but I think I get Vija da. I see something like in my dreams, then later on (no mater the time period that’s pasted) the same thing happened in real time, not in my dreams…Weird right?
But for me I actually feel like I said this particular sentence to a certain person b4, but ik I haven't
Nah man, I think we can see future
Y’all I was watching my show and knew all the words they were bought to say like…?
I think I got deja vu
Explain how I had Deja vue to a new completely different never seen before update in Genshin Impact 4.0 then
I don't even have to watch the Video to know that the title is ridiculously cilckbaity.
Edit: Wow, you get the "I think I've experienced this before"-feeling If you have experienced Something similar before. Absolute shocker I know, who would've thought.
Also in the Reel you try to boil the phenomenon of Deja vu to spatial resemblence. I don't know If that is the conclusion of the study, but come on?
The study only Tests for spatial resemblence. But Deja vi is so much more. It can be triggered from smells Sounds, conversations, etc. it has absolutely nothing to do with spatial resemblence. Spatial resemblence is Just one specific scenario that can Trigger Deja vu...
Seriously guys I love most of your Videos, but this Reel is such a Low effort Post. You use an extremely clickbaity title to present an absolutely mundane study that provides No new information whatsoever and you even emphasize the wrong point of the study...
I thought deja vu was due to your brain being out of sync with itself
Can someone explain why I get DEJA VU everyday?
i only got 4 or 3 times deja vu
then what explains the weird thing thay happens when I recall what the dejavu is and try to avoid the area it will happen but still ends up happening, kinda weird, like I was hit by king crimson, I've tried 5 times to not let it happen but it still happens
Deja vu only happens with places or things you have already been to. Like a Movie Theatre for example.
Nope.
That's great, but every instance of Deja Vu, for me, is always dialog..
I hardly trust the test subject humans as I hardly trust humans in general lol
近鉄特急😂
Didn't I watch this video already? 🤨
What about jamais vu?
DE ja vue, pour avoir une bonne prononciation, sinon j'adore vos vidéos
what if we in simulation and deja vu is like a check point
This means that the people who run the matrix really do have a shit internet connection lmao
Ok now explain in which I say something to a person at an exact time that I think I’ve never said before and only occurs to me as I’m saying it
I am not agree with you...i have deja vu but i don't think i have similar experience what i see , i have meet someone whom i have never meet in my life but i remember him /her or know about him/her......I have experience many times where i have memories of something which is happening and it's like dream type of memories i have... deja vu don't happen everytime ...most of the times it happens when something important things happen with people which can effect him in his /her life ...what you are saying , it's totally defferent from my experience...many times i have realised it's going to happen and that incident happened just like i saw .....May be your test subjects have not deja vu but they think , they have deja vu
Nah it’s just a glitch in the matrix
nah deja vu is drifting
Interesting