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What is Deja Vu;
(10) | 12/06/2013 | Translate: The renowned physicist Michio Kaku explains what is the Deja Vu and analyzes a paradoxical theory about parallel universes.
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Do not agree, Why is very simple don't the Ntezaboy is only for images and other places eg and dialogoys. explains How lipon dialogoys who are you waiting for and not just how you exelichthoyn, viz to xereis from before what will tell the other person;;;;without even has started for any reason without discussion and not the subject, και παρολα αυτα να ξερεις τι θα ακουσεις………
What say you aren't dejavu but predicting the future. At first the fact dejavu happens and then you feel that has happened before.
Rather talk about the illusion that you know what will happen. When the dejavu keep BC. για 5 ερεθίσματα συνολικά, τότε στα 4 τελευταία είσαι ψιλιασμένος. DLD. go
1ο γεγονός – dejavu – θα νιώσω το ίδιο και στο επόμενο?
2ο γεγονός – dejavu – ναι όντως! …κλπ.
Your mind mistakes waiting to feel that you know the next event with anticipation of the fact, which is very reasonable to do, so like fucked up.