DEJA VU
There are two types of déjà vu or
paramnesia:
Stop senti This phenomenon refers to
something 'and meaning'.
- Déjà vécu: Usually translated as
'lived' or 'experienced'
In recent years the déjà vu has been
subjected to serious psychological and neurophysiological research. His most
plausible explanation is that déjà vu is not an act of "precognition"
or "prophecy" but rather an anomaly of memory
the
impression that an experience is "being remembered." This explanation
is supported by the fact that in most cases the feeling of "memory"
when is strong, but the circumstances of the "previous" experience
(when, where and how it occurred) are quite uncertain.
Also, as time passes, subjects can exhibit a strong recollection of having
been the 'disturbing' experience vu itself vu, but no memory of the events or circumstances
that were "remembering" when they had that experience. In particular,
it may be the result of an overlap between neurological systems responsible and
short-term memory (events which are perceived as belonging to this) responsible
for long-term memory (events which are perceived as belonging to the past) .
Many theorists believe that the anomaly of memory happens when one
conscious mind has a slight delay in receiving the perceptual inputs. In other
words, the unconscious mind perceives the environment before the conscious
mind. This causes one's consciousness perceives something that is already in
memory, even though it is only an instant difference with perception.
if you think they are now more interested in this
experience because it is very intriguing and curious at the same time, right.




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