Why do I always feel that I have experienced a scene that is obviously unfamiliar now?

…Have you ever had a "déjà vu" experience like Purcell? A strong feeling as if an action, scene, or atmosphere is being repeated again. The latest psychological research is expected to provide an answer to this question.

Wonderful but real "déjà vu".

The French word "déjà vu" is used to describe this fleeting and wonderful feeling. But it seems to have been more favored by the ** family, and less attention by psychologists. Since the 90s of the last century, sociologists have begun to conduct social surveys on this subject, but the depth and breadth are quite limited.

However, the latest research on human memory has opened up new breakthroughs in this field. One might find an explanation for this phenomenon and even find new ways to measure it. Dr. Alan Brown, a psychologist at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, USA, in his book "A Study of the Cognitive Psychology of "Déjà vu", describes the progress of scientists in the laboratory on this seemingly ethereal human mental feeling.

According to the survey, two-thirds of adults have had at least one "déjà vu" experience. And the more imaginative a person is, the more likely they are to experience peculiar feelings; People who travel a lot are more likely to experience "déjà vu" than those who stay home for long periods of time; In addition, highly educated people experience this feeling more than others (perhaps because they experience unique feelings in the writings of Tolstoy or some of the literary giants). The survey also showed that the incidence of "déjà vu" was highest in adolescence and gradually decreased with age.

Especially when people really start to repeat the monotony of life day after day, the incidence of it decreases. ......

I've had it too, and it's normal.

Your confusion is. You are a realist with a very deep memory of what is happening in Moutian. But you are a realist, and this thing has an impression on the second day, and third.

One day something happens to you that is similar to today's thing, and you have a consciousness! I've been through it before! But was I 5 days ago?

10 days? My biggest concern is whether this will be 1 year, no. At this point, you don't have a clear idea of time.

Don't think about things that are older than your age, you'll feel better at this time. Because you don't have to think. I don't even want you to think about anything.

There I am! Think about today's questions today!

If you're a history buff, you're likely to think of the person who reads the book as yourself. We go to and from work every day, go to and from school, and repeat the cycle. Do 19 today, 19 tomorrow, and then 17 after tomorrow.

One day you took the 19th bus, chatted with a classmate you used to sit on the 19th bus, and talked about the problem before the sky, what do you want to do? If it's messy, it's messy, it's going to be messy, and it's over if you don't understand it.

If you understand, you will succeed, and if you don't understand, it means that you have a heart, and I can't solve this heart. You'll have to figure it out yourself. How to solve it must be on your own. Nothing else.

Being alive is your only purpose. What to pursue, you think for yourself. Asking is just the process, you want to ask for results, you have to rely on yourself. Remember that "man conquers heaven". What is missing is life, life.

Cherish every day of yourself.

The psychological effect is normal, and I have it too.

It's just the subconscious of the person.

A reaction and judgment made by the brain in order to make the consciousness adapt more quickly to reality, and to make you think that you have done or seen something

Have done a reading comprehension essay before.

That's the problem.

Almost everyone will have this experience.

Especially for people with rich imaginations, this experience is frequent.

It seems that when information is stored in the human brain.

The information that appears is that it was originally newly received.

The information is placed in historical memory when saving.

That's why we think it's weird.

It's really hard, I feel this way all the time.

1. Is "what is happening or what you are seeing" really "in life or in dreams"?

2. If it does not "appear in life or dreams", it may be because of "misconstruction" (misconstruction, which refers to the real experience in memory, with some errors); It may be because of "fiction" (fiction, which refers to taking other people or fictional content as one's own real experience).

Very interesting normal phenomenon

This condition is known as déjà vu.

The word is derived from the French "déjà vu", which can also be translated as "hallucinatory memory", which refers to the sense of déjà vu that has not been experienced in a certain time or place, and is also called the hippocampal effect.

Déjà vu is something that exists and has a scientific explanation, and it is not a supernatural event, but a similar scene has appeared in the brain's imagination. In other words, the sense of déjà vu is associated with the brain, which conjures up this picture.

Experiments have shown that déjà vu can easily appear when people are tired, stressed, sick, or surrounded by unfamiliar things, probably because the brain is not able to process the information it receives.

Interestingly, in such cases, there is also a possibility of the opposite of "déjà vu", which refers to the fact that you see a familiar person or thing, but you can't remember the relevant details; Or you may see familiar words but can't recognize them, or words you can't say when they come out of your mouth.

Compared with the elderly, young people are more likely to have "hallucinatory memories"; This may be because young people have a richer life and are often surrounded by new things. Young people are also busier and more tired, so there are more moments of "knotting" in the brain. The frequency of occurrence of déjà vu peaks in early adulthood and slowly declines after the age of 25 years until old age.

I often feel like this, I don't know what kind of feeling it is at first, but then I know it, and then I can remember which scenes are the same. I think it's the brain and the mind, and memories and feelings are beautiful things. Sometimes, the dreams you have have appeared in the real world, which is really funny

Psychologist Sigmund Freud pointed out that the material for dreams comes from three sources: first, the physical state;

Don't be surprised, some scientists have admitted that people have souls, and the soul is inferred to weigh 17 24 grams, and it can be said to be "fake death" when sleeping, and the soul wanders during this period with the things you fantasize about during the day, during which you will occasionally dream of reality, but basically it is only a dream, when the dream overlaps with reality, it is déjà vu, because it has been dreamed in a dream

I'm now experiencing a dream I had many years ago, it's so spiritual, I didn't believe it when I was young, but when I experienced it, I can't help but believe it.

A lot of people have had.

The scientific community has not yet come up with a rational explanation.

Think of it as an amazing experience.

Yes! I often dream about some places, and one day I will see them in reality!

Yes, it's a strange place, but I always feel like I've been there before.

It's strange.,I haven't said I'm afraid of being made fun of.,It turns out that there's ah.。

There were, but only in the imagination.

I believe that the human subconscious is a "superman".

Not surprisingly, there are continuous dreams too.

Yes, you do.