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Originally posted by razordu30:
Basically, he told me that he read that when you experience deja vu, instead of storing what's happening in your short term memory, your brain "goofs up" and stores it in your long term memory. This makes you feel that you're "remembering" what's currently happening as having happened a long time ago. You'll notice if you try to remember when it happened, you can never place it. "It just did."-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com
Yeah, but why would your brain screw up at just ANY time? And. . .how can your brain just have an, "error," like a computer? Humans aren't perfect, but I go by a philosophy that creates the mind as the most powerful flawless tool to use in existence. Could this REALLY not be true?
Oh, and as an edit: I've experienced deja vu, and yes I've been able to place it SEVERAL times. (Everything I felt, I remembered from my DREAMS.)
[This message has been edited by youngprer (edited March 04, 2002).]
