Imagine for a moment that the true reason that quantum activity is impossible to predict because the elements have been broken down past the threshold of this reality. There has been a lot of discussion about these multiverse concepts as of late.Д¬oupled with the less popular but still reoccurring topic of quantum mechanics, consider this, perhaps the multiverses themselves are not stacked outside of the universe side by side, or up in a corner of the 4th dimension, but rather, right on top of this universe, right here, right now. It is certainly a pleasure to both interest and stimulate your cookies ) Perhaps Deja Vu is really like when you are looking for your keys, and find & see a whole bunch of other stuff, but not what you're trying to look for, or wanting to find in that moment of search. Visualizing being a mother or father, someday. What other time do we most want to be able to perceive the future? Looking into that crystal ball, trying to plan an educational path or a career. Spending time internally debating resolutions to conflicts you have not even yet experienced. What other time would compete with such a universal big decision making age bracket. I can confirm that my own Deja Vu activity peak was on the lower end of that same described spectrum.ДЄnd when I juxtapose your data with the previous brainwave location information, it appears to me that a good reason for this being the prime-time for Deja vu activity is simply, growing up. The age grouping certainly caught my attention. A higher number of incidents occurs in people 15 to 25 years old than in any other age group.' In the examples mentioned above, Funkhouser would describe the first incidence as dГ©jГ visite ('already visited') and the second as dГ©jГ vecu ('already experienced or lived through').ДЄs much as 70 percent of the population reports having experienced some form of dГ©jГ vu. 'Swiss scholar Arthur Funkhouser suggests that there are several 'dГ©jГ experiences' and asserts that in order to better study the phenomenon, the nuances between the experiences need to be noted. I feel that all of the sense need this nuanced combination in order to trigger the feeling. And like most of the posts I've read so far, I can't duplicate it but on occasion I have recalled dreaming about the exact moment and like others here I have tried to prolong the feeling. I need to be in the right place, in the right arc of movement, touching the right thing, hearing the right thing, smelling the right thing and seeing a particular frame to get the feeling. Personally, when I get deja vu, it always involves all 5 apparent senses.

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