In the real world (different from dreams), people suddenly realize at one moment that they "seems that somewhere has experienced the same picture or scene, and experienced the same people and some things." According to most people's descriptions, it seems that I have seen an imag

In the real world (different from dreams), people suddenly realize at some point that they "seems that somewhere has experienced the same picture or scene, and experienced the same people and some things." According to most people's descriptions, it seems that I have seen an image in a dream, but I have forgotten it at that time. Later, when I encountered the image in the real world, showed that " seems familiar ". Is this a thousand years of revolving around the past and present? No, this is hippocampal effect .

hippocampal effect

In fact, this feeling is a cognitive judgment. The reason why it creates a sense of familiarity is because people have fantasized in their subconscious mind, but they just fantasized, so they cannot recall when they have experienced this. From a psychological explanation, the feeling of déjà vu can be called visual sense. It is a conventional physiological phenomenon, which refers to the feeling of déjà vu vu of what has never been experienced but is happening now. According to the questionnaire data ( Tommy's first psychological writer group | a group of young people who like to look up at the stars) shows that more than 60% of adults have experienced it. The stronger the imagination, the more times they experience it.

There is an area in the human brain shaped like a hippocampus, so it is named hippocampus . The hippocampus is an integral part of our inner limbic system, and its main functions are memory storage, conversion and orientation. The hippocampus is a component in our brain that is closely related to memory operation. As hallucination memory is discovered by researchers, it is naturally called the hippocampus effect.