Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by Luuseens on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @12:16PM
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I wonder if this this is the same area of the brain that causes the feeling of deja vu?
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Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by pixel_fcker on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @01:43PM
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Isn’t déjà vu just your brain storing something in memory quicker than another part of your brain “looking it up”? In other words it’s a race condition on a dictionary insert.
Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by alphydan on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @05:43PM
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That is a 100+ year old hypothesis. But as far as I know, there's no hard evidence to support it.
Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by phkahler on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @09:34PM
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That doesn't explain predictive experiences - I've been here before, and I remember there being a drinking fountain over there [point's to far left at said drinking fountain]. Of course I can't rule out the possibility that it was seen on arrival but not consciously noted, but it was totally out of frame based on the way we got there and my friend whom I said that to was baffled as well.
Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by snarf21 on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @12:30PM
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Didn't you just post this?
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Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by elboru on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @01:15PM
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Is it me or is HN slowly becoming a "clever comments" site? don't get me wrong I like comments that draw a smile on my face, but I think I already have that in almost every other site out there (9gag, Facebook, Instagram) please lets keep HN memes-free. I miss the old days when I used to read HN and I was kind of afraid of commenting anything because all the comments were well written, almost all of them contributed something useful, they used to have good arguments and usually only people who knew about the topic took the time to contribute something.
Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by stefantheard on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @01:17PM
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Actually I think these comments are usually moderated out pretty heavily on HN. Anything that does not add to the discussion is usually removed. I was surprised to see the comment you replied to still in the thread.
Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by shallot_router on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @01:47PM
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As a general trend, I don't think so, but this thread seems to be an anomaly. This is the first HN thread in a while where I felt like I stumbled into a default subreddit or something.
Re:Experiments to identify potential neural mechanism in “fe...
by carapace on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @02:14PM
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I think it's mostly HN newbies. I down-vote quips without malice even if they make me laugh. Cultural maintenance.