Deja vu or our complicated memory

Deja vu or our complicated memory

The mind is wonderful, we confirm it every day, and it sometimes gives us an unexpected surprise.

That wonderful machine is not perfect, but even when it seems to "fail" in some cases, it is impressive. This is how we can interpret déjà vu, a feeling of having lived what is happening, something that for some is a premonition and for others, a memory that emerges from a previous life ...

We could continue with the interpretations that the phenomenon has been given ... There are many, some full fantasies, some mysterious, the most fun, and the real one. It seems that Deja vú is nothing more than a mischief of our mind. Have you had a sense of déjà vu? Experts who have studied the phenomenon for decades have concluded that, that sudden episode that makes us think that we are "reliving" an earlier episode of our lives, is nothing more than a rare coincidence between our short-term memory, and the long-term memory, and that at the moment they come together, they prevent the brain from registering the images in real-time, and therefore it processes them as a memory ...

That's why you feel you are reviving them. But no, that is not all that is thought about déjà vu, there are many theories as we have already said: that if it would be linked to dissociative mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, it is a feeling about the future. It is true that the mind is complicated and Deja vú is not exactly the easiest thing to discover ... So hypotheses will continue to emerge in this regard, while scientists estimate that two-thirds of the world's population have ever lived déjà vu.

And even with the mysterious thing that déjà vu becomes, especially because of the lack of explanations that still exist in this regard, we cannot help but confirm that it is another amazing question of the mind, although we do not anticipate something of the future, and not It is no specific disease, the feeling that our mind works so sophisticatedly can amaze us as we have said so much ...

A busy mind that processes images, archives sounds, and saves words. It has surprised humanity for a long time, people without sight have experienced the déjà vu, and for Freud, it was only an unconscious dream that surfaced for the moment ... Whatever it is, we who have lived this disturbing sensation of "repeating" life, we can not but think ... If we could choose, would we want to relive our life?