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So dejavu is just the present being mistakenly put into long term memory instantly?
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So dejavu is just the present being mistakenly put into long term memory instantly?
Is that right?
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One theory is that it's a delay in processing of an experience by the various senses, which triggers the sensation that it's a "memory" or past experience.
E.g. you're watching a cat walk by
Brain processes the visual info of this current experience
Brain processes the audio info of this current experience
Brain processes the olfactory (smell) info of this current experience but is delayed for one reason or another
You get the sense that you've seen/experienced this exact moment before, and you can't exactly recall how, or when...and you can't exactly predict what will happen next (if it was in fact some lived experience from your memory), but it just FEELS like you've seen/experienced this exact same moment before. But this is only because of the delay of the smell info being processed, which kind of triggers the experience as a memory, since the other sense info was already processed beforehand.
Replace smell with visual, or audio, or whatever. Point is, you get the sense it's a past memory.
E.g. you're watching a cat walk by
Brain processes the visual info of this current experience
Brain processes the audio info of this current experience
Brain processes the olfactory (smell) info of this current experience but is delayed for one reason or another
You get the sense that you've seen/experienced this exact moment before, and you can't exactly recall how, or when...and you can't exactly predict what will happen next (if it was in fact some lived experience from your memory), but it just FEELS like you've seen/experienced this exact same moment before. But this is only because of the delay of the smell info being processed, which kind of triggers the experience as a memory, since the other sense info was already processed beforehand.
Replace smell with visual, or audio, or whatever. Point is, you get the sense it's a past memory.
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