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Crazy human facts science still can't explain - Page 18 of 20 - Kiwi Report

Crazy human facts science still can't explain


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[post_page_title]There is no known explanation for déjà vu[/post_page_title]
You know the feeling: you’re walking through a place you’ve never been, or coming across a situation you’ve never had, yet you’re sure it has happened before – much like Guy Pearce in Memento (shown here), as he repeatedly tries to piece together the fragments of his life. Déjà vu is just such a feeling of familiarity, which many people sense when they feel they are in a situation they have experienced in the past. Scientists have yet to come up with an accepted explanation for this eerie, almost supernatural experience.

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