Why do you sometimes feel like you ve seen a scene in front of you?

Sometimes it feels like everything in front of me is ** seen, which basically belongs to the Mandela effect.

The Mandela Effect is a psychological effect in which the public's collective memory of history does not correspond to historical facts. Proponents of this argument argue that human life has jumped from the original parallel universe through time and space to the present parallel universe, while opponents argue that it does not exist. At present, there is no scientific research in the mainstream scientific community to prove the authenticity of this "effect".

Many people say that in their own memory, Mandela "should have died in prison in the 80s of the 20th century", but the reality is that Mandela did not die in the 80s of the 20th century, and was later released and became a South African **, and remained alive until 2010 (Mandela died in 2013).

However, it turned out that as early as 2010, someone suggested that he clearly remembered that Mandela had died in prison in the 80s. The presenter was able to recount the reports he had watched, television footage of the funeral, and even the tearful speech of Mandela's widow. When this statement was put forward, a large number of netizens responded, saying that they had the same memory.

Since then, similar events have occurred around the world, peaking in 2015 and 2018, and the aftermath has continued ever since.

Since the news of Mandela's death was released in 2013, people around the world have found their memories of Mandela confused, from the time of his death to the cause of his death.

This phenomenon was previously known for "misconceptions about things", and the Mandela Effect is really just a new name. But there are also many cases where when reality does not match people's collective memory, they will be artificially labeled as the "Mandela effect", and it is not known whether it is really true and whether it can really be classified as the Mandela effect.

Often referred to as "familiarity," this feeling is a very common experience, and many people occasionally feel as if they have experienced or dreamed of a scene or situation in front of them.

Here are some of the reasons that can cause this feeling:

1.Experienced: You may have experienced a similar scene or situation at some time in the past, and the similar feeling will remain in your memory. When you encounter a similar scenario again in real life, you may feel familiar.

2.The experience of foreseeing the future: Some people can ** the future to some extent, or have a certain premonition of the future.

This may be due to the fact that our subconscious mind, after receiving some information, will conduct ** on the future situation and present this ** result in reality.

3.Remnants of dreams: You may have experienced situations in your dreams that are similar to the current scene, and this familiarity may be due to the remnants of the dream.

4.Role of Mental Suggestion: Sometimes, our mental suggestion can have an impact on how we feel and experience. For example, when a movie is read or a book is read, our brain may develop a sense of familiarity as a result of the suggestion.

In conclusion, familiarity is a difficult phenomenon to explain and can be due to a combination of factors.

Hello, I often have such a scene. Maybe in a dream, maybe in a past life. That's how life goes.

We don't come to this world for no reason, we all come for all kinds of fate, whether it's bad or good, whether it's love or debt. Since we are here, we will cherish the fate of the moment, work hard, and live hard. Pay back the fate of this life at the end of the circle, and do some good deeds by the way.

Let's make our lives shine. Typing is not easy, hope.

Sometimes, what I see in front of me feels so familiar, as if I have seen it somewhere, and it seems like I have dreamed it. Then, what happens next, you feel more like you've experienced it.

On the busy road of life all day long, will there be a moment of surprise, and suddenly find that the scene in front of you seems to have been seen somewhere? Thinking about it carefully, I can't say anything, but this picture suddenly flashed in my mind, and I can't freeze these pictures, why is this? Have you ever had this experience of faith?

I remember seeing a previous article about "The Dream of Science" when I was a freshman in high school, and there was a sentence in it that made me remember deeply, which was like this: The seemingly absurd and bizarre scene that appeared in the dream is actually a reflection of your mind in real life, it may be an answer to a question that has been bothering you for a long time, or it may be a similar fragment ...... your life in the futureThere are many well-founded explanations for the science of dreams, and people will always be convinced after reading them. But what I want to say is that dreams are really a question that we need to study and ponder, and it brings us a lot of information that we need to take time to recognize and witness.

In fact, my understanding of the momentary déjà vu in our minds is that somewhere in another parallel space-time, there is the same time-space as us, and the self in that space-time is doing the same thing as the self here. It is possible that when they were asleep with each other, their brainwaves were exchanged due to a certain time node in parallel time and space, and a certain experienced scene was transmitted to each other's minds. At a certain moment, it will reappear in my mind, so I guess it is déjà vu.

This situation is basically experienced by everyone, which belongs to memory superposition, that is, the memory of the moment and the similar memory that have been experienced are unconsciously superimposed, and this feeling of déjà vu will be produced.

I've been through it a few times, and it seems like a lot of times, is it really unhealthy? Or sub-health? If possible, I'd rather believe in the eighth, Einstein's theory.

It could be the butterfly effect that someone traveled through the mainline space that changed us at the time.

I've also experienced a few times that it feels familiar.

Anyway, I've had it a few times...

The mysterious phenomenon – the sense of sight.

Many people have had this experience: total.

It's nothing to meet the future, many people can, but the strength is different, cherish your ability.

I thought about this when I was in junior high school.

At that time, I checked more than n information.

I vaguely remember that psychology calls this phenomenon visual sense.

I'll check it out and tell you about it.

I've had this manifestation too!

This question remains to be studied!

Tengu has psychic abilities

Probably dreamed of it before

Hehe, I sometimes have this situation, maybe it's the "déjà vu" above That feeling is quite weird, sometimes I can remember it vividly, in fact, it is something that happened to you or something that will happen in the future, but you didn't care at the time, and it is not easy to realize "déjà vu". With the above explanation of "déjà vu" is very scientific, I agree with this point of view, but in fact, these feelings are amazing and have a kind of advanced consciousness. But don't overthink it, because if you indulge in it for a long time, others will think it's a pathology!

Don't fantasize, in fact, fantasy is also wonderful. Some reluctance and fascination to divert attention. It is very important to have a good attitude, and to give yourself a good mood will overcome this kind of predicament!

I've also experienced a few times that it feels familiar.

This feeling of déjà vu, I'm sure everyone has experienced. This feeling is indeed amazing, and many people will explain it with very mysterious things such as past lives and present lives. In short, the current science is also difficult to explain, and I can only talk about my own experience.

The most common feeling is that many of the scenes seem to be there before. For example, when Quantum Fungus went to Sendai for the first time and wandered the streets, he felt very familiar with this place for a moment, as if he had been here a long time ago. Thinking about it later, the local streets, the big trees on the road, are very similar to my hometown, and it is especially easy to resonate with this kind of resonance in a foreign country.

There are also some feelings that something is happening, and what I dreamed about last night actually happened today. Or meet someone who suddenly makes you feel that you have to have a very intimate feeling with him, and the so-called love at first sight may also belong to this feeling.

This sense of déjà vu is full of mystery, and the scientific community has done a lot of explanations from brain science, psychology to psychoanalysis, but it doesn't seem to be convincing.