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Secondly, Deja Vu as a concept has a pretty thoroughly convincing scientific explanation. One of the effects of certain kinds of drugs is to basically scramble the input/output system of your brain, this is why people can claim to see smells, and hear colours, and this is also how synaesthisia works all the time. The input is getting rerouted through a part of the brain that it doesn't normally go through. Deja Vu is nothing more than an incoming stimulus being routed through the portion of your brain controlling memory. So the thing that is going on right then feels like you are remembering it having happened before. This is something I'm pretty sure is recreatable in labs (I'd have to do some more research into it) where they can just stimulate a certain part of your brain and create deja vu at will. Quote:
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