Invisible Inspiration: How We Function on Deja Vu

Have you ever been struck by that eerie sensation of déjà vu, feeling like you’ve lived a moment before? Dive into the science behind this perplexing experience. Often described as a brief glitch in our memory system, déjà vu happens when there’s a mix-up between short-term and long-term memory, creating an illusion of familiarity. Surprisingly, it might actually signal a healthy brain in action, actively testing its memory circuits. Although the exact cause is still a mystery, déjà vu sits at the fascinating crossroads of memory, familiarity, and perception. So, next time you experience it, appreciate it as your mind’s… \n