#deja vecu

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He’s always there in the kind of way that he used to be. That’s the worst part. I know that he’s been everywhere, here. In this place. I know he’s sat there and laughed here and ate there and smiled at me over there. Every place is filled with memories. Imagine visiting your old elementary school. You’d see two children run by, laughing, and you know them. They’re eight years old in that memory, and they’re not really here right now, but they were, a decade ago. He sits across from you in math now and she’s on the softball team. That’s how I see him, sometimes. I see him walk by me on the stairs and I know he’s not really there. I see him opposite me on the ramp and over on the stairs, looking up at me. These are places he’s been and memories that happened. I only think of them so often that they’ve lost their realness. 

[greenninjagal-blog]

''deja vecu''

Meaning “Already Lived”. I thought it was cute for an excerpt from a chapter I have already written and posted with the addition of like....Remus’s power being what it is. :) And honestly if I had been prepping for Deja Vu to become what it is back when I first started writing it... I would have probably called it Deja Vecu. Buttttt when I wrote the first chapter it had been a throw away au idea that I wasn’t sure I liked and i had never heard of Deja Vecu before. Roman calling Remus’s power Deja Vu was kinda where my mind was only.

((So yeah the mysterious origins of the title literally come from that first chapter when Roman misunderstands what Remus is saying, and wouldn’t it be funny if everyone continued to do that.))

[Curious to what I’m talking about? Check out Deja Vu and Deja Vecu for Remus seeing the Future shenanigans!]

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[lopsicodrammadellessere]

Moulin e colleghi hanno descritto una sindrome correlata nei casi di demenza e diffusa nelle patologie del lobo temporale, chiamata déjà vecu: i pazienti affermano di ricordare passate esperienze, che, in realtà, sono nuove. Ad esempio, il paziente AKP si fermava costantemente nel guardare la televisione, perché sosteneva di ricordare di aver visto ogni spettacolo nei giorni precedenti e quando andava a fare una passeggiata si lamentava che c’era lo stesso uccello, sullo stesso albero, che cantava la stessa canzone. AKP leggeva anche i numeri delle targhe e dichiarava che i guidatori dovevano avere delle abitudini molto regolari, dato che passavano sempre nello stesso punto, alla stessa ora, ogni giorno. Questa distorsione della memoria riflette un’elaborazione cognitiva disfunzionale, come quella alla base del falso riconoscimento, in cui si afferma di riconoscere come familiare un oggetto, un viso o una parola in realtà mai visti in precedenza. Anche il lobo frontale risulta compromesso in questi casi.

[chuckfeist]

Have you ever had a moment that was like Déjà Vu except you changed the outcome? This happened to me today. I was talking to someone and there was a brief moment of silence, during which I almost said something inconsequential and the entirety of the conversation played out in my head in an instant with the same surrealism as Déjà Vu, but then I chose not to say it and the convo carried on in a completely different direction. 

[meinlux]

Been there, done that

My little sister is living in Japan since the beginning of September and she is really struggling to find her place and people

My friend Joao is back to Brazil after 10 months in Luxembourg and he wrote me that he doesn’t belong there anymore

A new girl came to work on a project with me, and she  is asking the same things I was also asking to myself when I started, having the same ideas and doubts

I fell like I could help them, guide and advice them, but it the end, until you don’t deal with them yourself, you cannot really get over your struggles.

[themajor]

Note to self

Because I'm always looking these up:

Déjà Vu - already seen

Déjà Vécu - already lived

Déjà visité - already visited

Déjà senti - already felt

Jamais vu - never seen

Presque vu - almost seen (tip of the tongue)

L’esprit de l’escalier or Treppenwitz - stairway wit

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ZECE feste pe care ni le joaca propria noastra minte

ZECE feste pe care ni le joaca propria noastra minte

Fiecare dintre noi am trait macar o singura data in viata noastra o experienta oferita de propria noastra minte pe care nu ne-am putut-o explica. Majoritatea dintre noi suntem familiarizati cu una dintre aceste experienta, aceasta fiind denumita “deja vu”. Cu toate acestea, de cele mai multe ori, experienta pe care noi o experimentam in momentele in care credem ca am trait o experienta “deja vu”,…

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