When researchers recorded the EEG pattern of déjà vu in patients with epilepsy, DV episodes began with polyspike activity in the right temporal lobe region and, in some cases, ended with slow-wave theta-delta activity over the right hemisphere. electrode stimulation of the brain can cause déjà vu, but again how this does so is still not explained in the papers.drugs – and indeed the observations show that both legal and illegal drugs can produce déjà vu experiences, but again how they do is still not explained.neurological or psychiatric illness - which again only indicates that it can occur in people with psychiatric illness, but says nothing of the cause of the phenomenon.epilepsy – which again only indicates that it can occur in epileptics, but says nothing of the cause of the phenomenon.‘an anomaly of memory’-which explains nothing, as how can an anomaly of memory produce the strong sense of recollection, time, place, and practical context of the "previous" experience.There are some incomplete and some entirely irrational so called ‘explanations’ put forward by today’s researchers who wish to give an entirely materialistic explanation for this phenomenon.
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Titchener in his book 1928 A Textbook of Psychology, explained déjà vu as caused by a person having a brief glimpse of an event, before the brain had completed "constructed" a full conscious memory of the experience, and in this we believe he may have been heading for an explanation in the right direction. Déjà vu, from the French, literally "already seen", is the phenomenon of having the strong feeling that an event currently being experienced has been experienced before, or has in some way been foreseen.Īccording to one study “ About 60% of the population has experienced déjà vu”, which, if one thinks about it, is a staggeringly high figure given that researchers up to now have come up with no viable explanation.Īlthough most psychologists dismiss Déjà vu as being some sort of brain aberration, Edward B.
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