🔍Déjà vu is the feeling of familiarity in a new situation, experienced by the majority of people.
🧠Scientists propose various explanations, including memory glitches, divided attention, and neurological processes.
🌐Déjà vu is not related to precognition or psychic abilities.
🧪Studies have shown that frequent déjà vu may be connected to different brain processes.
🤔The true cause of déjà vu remains a mystery, with multiple theories competing for explanation.
What is déjà vu?
—Déjà vu is the strong feeling of familiarity in a seemingly new situation, even though one knows it's not experienced before.
What causes déjà vu?
—The exact cause of déjà vu is still unknown. Proposed theories include memory glitches, divided attention, and neurological processes.
Is déjà vu related to psychic abilities?
—No, déjà vu is not related to precognition or psychic abilities.
Can déjà vu be a symptom of a neurological condition?
—In some cases, déjà vu can be associated with neurological conditions like temporal lobe epilepsy.
Why do some people experience déjà vu more frequently?
—Research suggests that people who experience déjà vu more often may use different brain processes to retrieve memories.
00:03Déjà vu is a psychological phenomenon experienced by the majority of people.
01:06Déjà vu is the strong feeling of familiarity in a seemingly new situation.
02:36Scientists proposed theories including memory glitches and divided attention as possible explanations for déjà vu.
04:33Déjà vu can be associated with neurological conditions like temporal lobe epilepsy.
13:25Studies suggest that people who experience déjà vu more frequently may use different brain processes for memory retrieval.
