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Some experiences remind you of others, whether through similar associations or simply jaded familiarity with your surroundings.
This is not a campestral thread at all.
what do people think of deja vu?, i personally think its a mix of memories from other existences or childhood or the universe trying to tell you something, sometimes i get it so strong that i try to make it come back to grasp some sense of clarity or meaning(of course i always fail), and other times it comes with a feeling of heightened awareness as if something amzing is about to happen, any ideas?
god i sound like a hippy
Some experiences remind you of others, whether through similar associations or simply jaded familiarity with your surroundings.
This is not a campestral thread at all.
Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
Hmmmm, im a bit mixed about it.
I get deja vu very frequently. When it happens I recognise it almost instantly and then I feel Im watching my life on a film reel. It always happens with really in-consequential things though.
However, I was once told that research had been done into deja vu and it was concluded that it happens due to one eye moving quicker than the other and when you realise you are having deja vu it is just your other eye catching up. I have to admit though I didnt read this finding myself, so i dont know about its scientific truth.
I'm not sure about all that "hippy" stuff.
But it's a good wee example of your "mind playing tricks on you".
Do it or don't. I've got places to be.
It’s a misplaced feeling of familiarity. And a sign of the coming apocalypse.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
It's a solid album track, maybe a bit long but a good tune.
No matter where you go, you are what you are player
And you can try to change but that's just the top layer
Man, you was who you was 'fore you got here
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It’s a decent movie.
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
strange one. I thought de ja vu was a glitch in the matrix
Denzel shouldn't have done it though.Originally Posted by poprock
There's a sequel planned.
Do it or don't. I've got places to be.
I believe everything works in cycles, maybe time is just a constant re run!
There were two theories i'd read about a while ago. One related to a misfiring of the Neurons in your brain, where by you see something and it fails to register properly but when it does register properly on the 2nd attempt you feel like you've seen it before. The other was similar in that the data sent was very similar to something that you had seen previously, so similar that it felt as though it were the same, even though its not. Sorry about the botched explaination, i'm better with computers than brains.
this was our sixth form anthem for each time essays got in the way of more important stuff like eating and trying to chat up Claire and Rachel ...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPDMArE0V74"]YouTube - Suicidal Tendencies - Feel Like Shit... De Ja Vu[/ame]
i was told this too.
i used to get deja vu all the time.... but it was odd, because it wasn't that i'd done/seen it before
It was more like i've done this in a dream before
- Pretty Kitty on Msn.I DONT HAVE FONT BIG ENOUGH FOR THIS DESCRIPTION OF MASSIVE
So what is it?
The interval between birth and death is fractal. Any given moment is infinitely deep and rich, and therefore one lifetime is quite enough for me.
Shit joke.
This thread had me worried about Semp, for a bit.
Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
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