What is déjà vu, really?

Your brain processing temporality incorrectly

>>40598294 (OP)
Notice how there isn't any kind of video evidence for it despite virtually every NPC out there walking around with camera phones.

>>40598294 (OP)
We honestly think we know our memories but we never expect to re experience them

>>40598323
retard lol

We don't know op, but it is insane we have this ability

>>40599103
what do you mean ability

>>40599711
he means that psychosis is a super power

all of time already happened, we are just really slow at perception.

>>40598294 (OP)
quantum immortality checkpoints

>>40598323
Really good answer
Truth is we have the technology to send data back in time but if we used it for technology it would create a singularity and destroy humanity
Its used right now for some pretty mundane stuff
And the ayys have this technology too but better so all of temporality is worthless to us

>>40598294 (OP)
in the last deja vu thread i mentioned that i was gonna try to see if i could encourage it to happen and to see if it's linked to second-sight or anything like that. so when it happens i make note of it and write the details of the event. but i think i've become too hyper aware of it so it's not really happening

>>40600350
This

>>40600340
wow

>>40600350
u mean when i have deja vu i die in that moment?

>>40602110
more like the last safe moment before making a decision that will lead directly to your death

>>40598294 (OP)
mem
mem mem
mem memory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv13gl0a-FA

>>40598294 (OP)
It's when you die and shift into the new timeline. Have you ever been playing a video on youtube, paused it, closed the tab, reopened it and it remembers where it was paused? Majority of the time it will jump back a couple of seconds to what you've already seen. It's that on a universal scale. That's why deja vu is always associated with something bad about to happen. No one is ever pleased to experience deja vu.

>>40602700
Most of my dejavu experiences have been mundane/neutral rather than negative.

>>40602700
Usually I just click randomly till the site remembers it for me

>>40602251
big if true but then people still die and pick the bad option over and over again

>>40602875
for me it's never negative either but it does make me hyperselfaware for the moments in which it occurs, that's why i entertain the notion that there's something profound possibly lurking in these moments

>>40603585
people only die from the perspective of others. in this one specific reality in which you have consciousness you cannot die. each reality can only have one active consciousness. your consciousness.

>>40598294 (OP)
Your brain mistakenly storing a short term memory as a long term memory.

>>40602700
>Majority of the time it will jump back a couple of seconds to what you've already seen.
That never happens in video games, don't try to shoehorn it with an allegory that doesn't apply.

>>40603653
So why are we so young?
If we never died we'd find ourselves being the only ones with 9000 years and this shoots up to infinity fast.
And yet most people reading this are younger than 50, so quantum immortality is falsified.

>>40604039
you where born from something born from something ect ect ect that chain is the real you

>>40604088
So, you do have to die, for reincarnation

>>40604121
if you are to reincarnate yes in a way

>>40604121
but the tall nordic ayys have some kinda machine on the moon that deletes all your memories from prev life

>>40604148
this you got to get into the secret moo n cheese club to bypass it

>>40600350
I believe it.