The psychology behind the deja-vu phenomenon
🧠Déjà -vu fascinates with this strange feeling of reliving a moment already experienced.
This phenomenon occurs when our brain perceives a situation as familiar, even if it is the first time we encounter it.
Neuroscience explains that this temporary memory glitch involves abnormal activation of certain brain areas, creating a false sense of recognition.
DĂ©jĂ -vu affects about 70% of people at least once in their lives and remains partially mysterious, fueling hypotheses ranging from unconscious memories to neurological anomalies.
✨ This phenomenon reminds us how complex and fascinating our brain is.
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