Quantum computers process multiple possibilities at once, unlike traditional computers. Quantum properties like entanglement ...

While its exact cause remains elusive, déjà vu is often linked to healthy brain function, suggesting that the brain’s fact-checking and reasoning mechanisms are operating correctly.

Have you ever walked into a room, met a new person, or visited a place for the first time, But You feel like you’ve already ...

An curved arrow pointing right. It's a pretty common feeling. But what causes it? The guys from AsapSCIENCE came by to help us explain. Produced by Alana Kakoyiannis & Alex Kuzoian. Special thanks ...

According to the researchers, the feeling of jamais vu is thought to arise from disruptions in the brain’s recognition ... cognitive processes behind these deja-experiences, we often fail ...

“Déjà vu is basically a conflict between the sensation of familiarity and the awareness that familiarity is incorrect. And it ...

Déjâ vu, (literally translated as 'already seen ... act of recalling a memory are managed by separate circuits in the brain. Chris Moulin thinks that when we recall the past, we create the ...

Dr O’Connor explained: “What we think happens during déjà vu relies on you having an understanding of the organisation of the brain. “There’s a part of the brain in the medial temporal ...

Déjâ vu, (literally translated as 'already seen ... act of recalling a memory are managed by separate circuits in the brain. Chris Moulin thinks that when we recall the past, we create the ...