Hey guys, it's my chant let me ask you have you ever gotten that odd?
And I'm settling feeling or since that you've been in an exact
Situation before or you've already experienced something that you know for certain you are doing for the first time have you ever felt that?
Overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that you shouldn't be familiar with at all this phenomenon is called Deja Vu which imprint
Literally means already seen essentially it is a sensation that something we are
experiencing at the moment has happened before whether it's just a single element such as a taste a site or a
Sound or whether it's an entire sequence of events?
Deja Vu is a common intuitive feeling that has happened to around the sixty to seventy percent of people and it occurs more frequently
To people between the ages of 15 and 25 deja vu is a rather complex phenomenon and like many unusual
Phenomena involving the brain it has yet to be fully understood and there is much speculation
As to how and why this phenomena occurs in people too many?
Parapsychologists this occurs when things and experiences from our past lives merge with our present life several
psychoanalysts on the other hand attribute to the phenomenon to not be more than simple Fantasy and wish
fulfillment of our desires and dreams then there's the
psychological Standpoint which Generally considers Deja Vu to be caused by a
Memory Mismatch that in turn causes people to feel that they've already
Experienced a specific event that they know is completely novel to them
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not fully proven some experts in the field are generally agree that Deja Vu occurs because of a communication issue between the
Short-term and Long-term
memory a rare occurrence that functions something like a circuit breaker although the actual cause of Deja vu has yet to be confirmed by
Science there are many different theories that attempt to explain how it happens
And they each have interesting implications for the mechanisms of the human break for those who are fascinated by this
phenomenon and want to try to get to the bottom of this pSychological mystery here are [3]
Psychological theories that have been proposed to explain Deja vu one theory suggests that Deja vu is caused by memory
Failing to form correctly in the brain history is called dual processing and it is the most widely accepted
Take on this mysterious phenomena among
Psychologists the dual processing theory is based on the way the human brain processes new information, and how I stores short-term and long-term
Memories essentially the theory holds that deja vu happens when two cognitive processes are momentarily out of sync in
1963 Roberts Ephraim at the Veterans Hospital in Boston tested his proposed idea that a delayed
neurological response is what causes Deja Vu according to him because information enters the
processing centers of the Brain Via more than a single path it is likely that there are instances that the blending of the
information might not synchronize correctly and testing history
Not only [did] he find the temporal lobe of the brains left hemisphere to be
Responsible for sorting incoming information he also discovered that the temporal lobe received this incoming information twice
But with a milliseconds long delay between transmission the information arrives once
Directly and a second time after is detoured through the right hemisphere of the brain should the second transmission get delayed by just slightly longer
Than the brain might put a later time stamp on that information and consider it as a difference memory from the previous memory already
Processed by the first transmission this neurological delay is what could possibly explain the sudden sense of familiarity?
People feel on certain experiences were even another theory suggests that deja vu could be triggered by things that we have seen
Subliminally, but we just haven't [registered] on a conscious level yet
This is called divided attention
This theory relies on the brings inability to focus on all things at once which means it has the tendency to momentarily
Forget about other actions where events that are happening in real time according to this theory it is not necessary for people to actually have
experiencing events or stimulus in the past for Deja vu to occur is that
Divided attention theory tells us that when we are first exposed to a situation
We are momentarily
Distracted by something else such as a thought or a sight this causes us not to pay [attention] to what's going on around us
While we may not have consciously taken note of what what's happening to our surroundings that time we have however?
Taking it in unconsciously
But as we regain awareness the entire sequence of events
Rushes back to us as eerily familiar as if our memory is convincing us that we've been there before
Which we kind of have the last theory that we will be discussing is the hologram theory dutch
PsyChiatrist, Herman snow proposed the idea that memories are like holograms which means that a person can recreate the entire
Three-dimensional image from any fragment of the whole based on his reasoning human memories are so interlinked with each other that
Experiencing just a single [fragment] isn't enough for a person spring to reconstruct an entire Multi Sensory Memory however
There is a caveat to the brings automatic process of filling in the blanks
And that is the smaller
Defragment the fuzzier the ultimate picture a war scene will be according to snow Deja Vu happens when certain details in the current environments
We are in be it sight sound smell or something else
Resemble some remnant memory in our past in our bring recreates a complete picture were entire scene from that fragment alone this could be
Particularly confusing if our memory of that past event is either vague or incomplete sister bring
We'll just have to put in other bits of information to complete the picture even if the added memory isn't actually our own this brings
out a feeling of familiarity as well as the powerful sensation of reliving a forgotten memory which in turn could trigger the
experience of Deja Vu and so based on this theory you could experience Deja vu when picking up a can just because the feeling of
the metal is the same as the bike handle that you once had wore when you go to a restaurant and saw a
Tablecloth without actually remembering that your grandmother also had the same one on her dining table when you were just a small child so in
conclusion although Deja vu has been extensively studied as a phenomenon for over a century and researchers have come up with dozens of
Advanced theories about its cause there is no specific theory that claims to be one hundred percent
Accurate to answer this mystery so until now we can honestly say that there is no simple
explanation for how exactly
digital works
And why it happens personally for me when I experience Deja vu let me know if you feel the same way when I?
Experience Deja, vu it kind of feels like I tree about a particular thing happening
So when I'm experiencing Deja vu I could've swore
I'm like yo, I had a dream about me doing this exact thing and if I think hard enough
I could almost picture that entire dream in my head, so I don't know I believe [every] [incarnation]
So I do buy into the past life thing
But also, I might be a pSychic when I'm asleep anyway guys let me know your thoughts on this topic
Why do you think Deja Vu happens and also do you think is something more mysterious?
Do you think it's like a memory from a past life a prediction of the future war?
It's just our brains misfiring. Let me know in the comments below. Thank you all so much for watching this video. I'll see you later