Unraveling Déjà-vu: The Brain's Little Trick

Ever had that strange feeling you've experienced something before, even though you know you haven't?

That's Déjà-vu! It's French for 'already seen.' This powerful sensation makes a new moment

feel incredibly familiar. One theory suggests our brain processes information twice, but with a

tiny, momentary delay. Another idea: a brief glitch in memory retrieval,

making a new experience seem like an old memory. Some believe it's linked to brief

electrical misfiring in the brain's temporal lobe, a complex area. So,

next time Déjà-vu strikes, know your amazing brain is simply playing a fascinating

trick on you!