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As for the argument that deja vu is "only the feeling of having seen it before" it is likely that it starts in dreams, which are not always remembered and are often ignored.

Memories? explain mine. WEEKS before it happened.

Memories? explain mine. WEEKS before it happened.

scientifically, deja-vu happens when your brain is working as such a fast rate that it makes a memory of the situation in one part of the brain before it actually registers to you what is going on.

For me to be able to tell someone some rather specific details from an odd dream and to have it be presented before them a few weeks later may have indeed been an anomaly, however unlikely.

"scientifically, deja-vu happens when your brain is working as such a fast rate that it makes a memory of the situation in one part of the brain before it actually registers to you what is going on."

My brain was working 3 weeks fast?

My brain was working 3 weeks fast?

I apologise: I may have precognative deja vu; an uncommon varient. And if I do, well that sucks. However I do believe that deja vu does occur originally in dreams. The first times I experienced it I had the usual reaction of "WTF was that???". After a few instances I realized I had seen the events in unusually realistic dreams (Authentic Dreaming according to Wiki) and decided to start writing down the most vivid ones. Many people tend to forget their dreams almost entirely unless there was something in particular to remember. The particular thing usually triggers the deja vu as it happens for real, which (for most people) is why it only lasts a few seconds.

i thank deja vu is wen people come back in time cauz aliens erassed there memoris.

^^Typical internet user.

Anyways, has anyone had this with a dream also? Sometimes Ill remember a dream, and the scenario feels so familiar...

According to Wiki, a majority of people who experienced some form of precognition or deja vu claimed they were dream-based.

Deja Vu can be explained by a minor seizure in the temporal lobe of the brain that insinuates a flashback or a state of mind that you have done something of the same nature in the past, to the point where it may seem almost identical to what you have previously done.

Here's a question - has anyone had Deja Vu over Deja Vu? Dumb, I know, but I have had the same Deja Vu hit me 4 times before, it was a person talking and the words synchronized perfectly - I think the strangest thing is that you usually don't do anything until Deja Vu is over and the "second moment" has already passed. :P

The phenomena of DeJa Vu is caused by short term memory loss. Like if you did something, then forgot, then when you went to go do it, you felt like you did this already.

Another person above you recalls predicting something months ahead and being right through Deja Vu, I felt like I've had the same, and the result is uncanny.
- H

There is no evidence that deja vu is a seizure, it's just a guess. I figure that deja vu and precognition both originate in odd dreams. Lots of people just ignore them or forget them because they are dismissed as irrational or unlikely or just more uneventful than a fantasy-dream. Even I dismissed a dream that lead to deja vu because it contained a covered MLVW (very similar to the one pictured below). However when the deja vu occured for real, I realized that the truck (although the same color and design) was being used by a tree service and was towing a chipper instead of a mortar.

Sorry it's so big. Just copy and paste to a word document to see a smaller image. Or go to wiki and type in MLVW and scroll down because that's where I got it from.

has anyone had Deja Vu over Deja Vu?

I am no sure the reason deja vu occurs, however, I love when it happens!