I love this topic. Thanks for covering it so well. Another theory is time travel as the cause. Once experiencing the event, I knew what the person was about to say. Anyway, I hope you write more on this and thank you again.
Trauma can cause dissociation. No one knows what causes deja vu. When I was younger, I had a few experiences of déjà vu. They passed very quickly and we’re not at all upsetting. It was just weird experience that I can’t explain. I did some research and what I learned is that 80% of the population has at least one experience, and it is not bothersome. If it persists and in some people it does them it’s what we call dissociation which is in feeling of being outside your body and that’s disturbing and upsetting and happens to people who have been traumatized. Guess what I was traumatized as a kid and I clearly remember well into my young adulthood and I my 20s very much dissociating so that my brother said to me hey Allan come on you got to get with it. He didn’t understand and in those days I don’t think there was any understanding of what that was but now there is , the whole thing is well. What can I say? Just weird.
Please, please remember that even though we disagree about the Middle East, you are my friend and I totally accept you as my friend regardless of the fact that we disagree about the Israeli Paal fight. I’m using my microphone and the spelling sometimes comes out wrong. I humbly apologize that I keep forgetting your name, please send it to me again. I have a thick skull and it’s sometimes takes time for things to get planted in there. And I’m saying that with a big smile. Have a good evening, my friend.
I love this topic. Thanks for covering it so well. Another theory is time travel as the cause. Once experiencing the event, I knew what the person was about to say. Anyway, I hope you write more on this and thank you again.
Hmmm time travel, yes I will. Thanks
Nicely done. You make the explanation look easy.
Mark, thank you for that
I feel like I've read this post before.....hahah
“It’s Deja Vu all over again” - Yogi Berra
That’s right, it was Yogi. Smile
Trauma can cause dissociation. No one knows what causes deja vu. When I was younger, I had a few experiences of déjà vu. They passed very quickly and we’re not at all upsetting. It was just weird experience that I can’t explain. I did some research and what I learned is that 80% of the population has at least one experience, and it is not bothersome. If it persists and in some people it does them it’s what we call dissociation which is in feeling of being outside your body and that’s disturbing and upsetting and happens to people who have been traumatized. Guess what I was traumatized as a kid and I clearly remember well into my young adulthood and I my 20s very much dissociating so that my brother said to me hey Allan come on you got to get with it. He didn’t understand and in those days I don’t think there was any understanding of what that was but now there is , the whole thing is well. What can I say? Just weird.
Please, please remember that even though we disagree about the Middle East, you are my friend and I totally accept you as my friend regardless of the fact that we disagree about the Israeli Paal fight. I’m using my microphone and the spelling sometimes comes out wrong. I humbly apologize that I keep forgetting your name, please send it to me again. I have a thick skull and it’s sometimes takes time for things to get planted in there. And I’m saying that with a big smile. Have a good evening, my friend.