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#26786 03/09/02 11:00 AM
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"The real question on Deja Vu is what one can do to trigger awareness of what happens next, before it happens. Precognition, ya dig?"

Hmmm, not sure if I'm right, but if you'd know in advance what would happen it wouldn't be Déjà Vu. Then it would be precognition as you point out. I mean isn't that the whole point of Déjà Vu? Only AFTER you've seen something you get the feeling that you've already seen it before.

As for precognition, you'd have to learn how to tap into the superconscious (aka. the collective conscious) mind.

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#26787 03/11/02 05:40 PM
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But Deja Vu is usually felt during the time something is happening, not after. And Kaiden: are you sure it's not just possible that you were about to die, and just didn't care? j/k






#26788 03/11/02 09:07 PM
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Well, yes you're right DURING is the correct word. I guess I was thinking after = instantaneously after it has happened.






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