At what point did you feel d j vu?

There used to be this feeling, but through expert explanations, an impression has long been hidden in the dreamer's subconscious, and then occasionally manifested in the dream, and some studies have pointed out that this phenomenon is related to another transcendent time and space.

Sometimes I find that I feel as if I have experienced a certain scene in a dream, and even I have a premonition about the breath and what the other party is going to say. But there are also studies that show that it's just the brain deceiving itself, but I still think it's quite amazing.

When I'm in a relationship, when I'm out with my current one on a regular basis, I think of a certain moment with my ex, and I feel a sense of déjà vu, and sometimes I miss it a little.

There were many moments when I felt like I had seen this happen somewhere before, but when I think about it, it doesn't seem like it's happening, but the familiarity is real.

Actually, there are a lot of déjà vu, because sometimes the brain is in a trance, and you always feel like you've dreamed about these scenes, but in fact I've looked it up and said it's just a knee-jerk reaction of the brain.

When I am often in high school math class, I feel that this scene is familiar, I feel as if I have dreamed of this scene, and then I feel very weird, sometimes when I talk to friends.

It's that I sometimes dream, and when I wake up, I feel like I've dreamed this dream many times, and when I'm in a dream, I also feel like I've done it, it's just very strange, and I can't figure it out when I wake up.

When I sat in the examination room for the college entrance examination, I did every question as if it had appeared, and then I looked up at the window, and I felt as if there was such a picture, and it was like this every time I took the exam.

When I take the exam, I feel that the scene in front of me is familiar, whether I have experienced it before, I feel as if I have finished the exam, but I always can't remember it, I don't know what happened.

There have been many times in this situation for me, and sometimes when I was walking on the road, I suddenly felt like I had experienced this situation before, and I even knew what would happen to me in the next second.

Time is like the flow of water and the flow of air, it can flow with or against the current, but we are in the long river of time and do not know it, just like the fish did not know that there is water, and the ancient people did not know that there is air, it is difficult to perceive. But sometimes something happens that makes us feel déjà vu, and there are other precognitive dreams that actually happen, and only these remnants of memory in our brains tell us that time has gone backwards.

Many people have had the experience that sometimes something suddenly feels very familiar, as if when they experienced it, but they can't remember it, what is going on? In fact, this phenomenon is what we often call 'déjà vu', also known as 'déjà vu' (i.e., sight)! Is it a parallel universe?

The memory of the human brain relies on the hippocampal recirculation of the cerebral cortex, but the hippocampus will also make mistakes in its work, and sometimes the discharge will cause people to have a sense of déjà vu about the things in front of them. In fact, this is just like people hallucinating, which is a common phenomenon of human brain function.

This is the same as dreaming, it seems that similar dreams are actually points in the subconscious of the human brain, and when they are linked, they will form an illusion.

I've had this situation before, maybe it's a hypothesis.

At that moment, the laws of the world were touched, and someone in the future moved time. The butterfly effect may implicate you, setting back your time by a few seconds or tens of seconds.

For example, if you drink a sip of water, it may be whose urine, blood, sweat everything is possible. Changing this drop of water will involve your ......so

A few seconds is enough to make you die, the earth disappears, the universe ** and other ......But someone has changed, and something has been circumvented.

This is the phenomenon of deja-vu (deja-vu is a French word, pronounced dé jà vu). Chinese translates to "sense of sight", which refers to something or scene that has not been experienced as if experienced at a certain time and place.

This is a common psychological phenomenon. According to the survey, two-thirds of adults have experienced it at least once. The survey also showed that the incidence of "déjà vu" was highest in adolescence and gradually decreased with age.

As far as the reasons for this are concerned, there is a great deal of debate. A century ago, analysts interpreted "déjà vu" as the embodiment of subconscious conflicts. But now psychologists suggest that "déjà vu" does not necessarily occur on the basis of deep subconscious conflicts.

The average healthy brain produces this feeling. Moreover, people are prone to this feeling when they are in a state of exhaustion and stress.

Psychologists have also pointed out that the appearance of a sense of "déjà vu" may be due to people receiving too much information and not noticing it. Familiarity will be in a variety of channels, some real, some illusory. When you encounter a situation that you have forgotten, you may take it as a memory of your past life.

Or, when you are in a real scene where you have seen a movie, although you have completely forgotten about the movie on the surface, you will still have thrilling memories in your mind. Psychologists have also pointed out that people sometimes don't need real memories at all, and it is possible for the brain to create a familiar feeling on its own.

Like me, I'll be like this, just ignore it, and say to myself in my heart that I'm afraid of something I've only seen in a dream anyway.