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Interesting fact of the day: where does the sense of deja vu?
C 1990 deja vu is a real issue for studies of modern Sciences that study the brain. Not so long ago, scientists gathered in Marseille for the first scientific conference that was dedicated to this phenomenon, says mark:.
The phenomenon was observed in patients who suffer from epilepsy of the temporal lobes. They can describe this strange feeling, which is accompanied by an unpleasant sensation in the region provides an opportunity to understand normal brain function, says the journalist.
According to the study of the brain epileptic patients, the experts concluded: everything happens so that the formation of memories does not happen after the perception of the event, and at the same time.
"Explanations that relate to paranormal phenomena, the existence of another life, if reincarnation, which was popular in the late 19th century, nothing to do with it," says the author. The Czech researchers wanted to establish whether there is a difference between those people who experience deja vu and those who don't know what it is. The analysis revealed a significant reduction of gray matter in people who've experienced deja vu. The most significant structural anomalies took place in the region medium temporal lobe, which has a crucial role in the appearance of déjà vu in patients epileptics.
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The phenomenon was observed in patients who suffer from epilepsy of the temporal lobes. They can describe this strange feeling, which is accompanied by an unpleasant sensation in the region provides an opportunity to understand normal brain function, says the journalist.
According to the study of the brain epileptic patients, the experts concluded: everything happens so that the formation of memories does not happen after the perception of the event, and at the same time.
"Explanations that relate to paranormal phenomena, the existence of another life, if reincarnation, which was popular in the late 19th century, nothing to do with it," says the author. The Czech researchers wanted to establish whether there is a difference between those people who experience deja vu and those who don't know what it is. The analysis revealed a significant reduction of gray matter in people who've experienced deja vu. The most significant structural anomalies took place in the region medium temporal lobe, which has a crucial role in the appearance of déjà vu in patients epileptics.
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