Deja vu explained: Why it happens and what it reveals about your mind
Déjà vu, a fleeting sensation of having experienced a present moment before, arises from a brief misfire in the brain's processing of perception and memory. This phenomenon often occurs during periods of heightened awareness or emotional shifts, suggesting a fluidity in how the mind constructs our experience of time and reality.
Déjà vu, a fleeting sensation of having experienced a present moment before, arises from a brief misfire in the brain's processing of perception and memory. This phenomenon often occurs during periods of heightened awareness or emotional shifts, suggesting a fluidity in how the mind constructs our experience of time and reality.
