zzz - dream

echoes of the wired~

probably your dream was actually fairly different

i sometimes get false deja vu afters some events

just /ignore, your brain is fucking with you
or write down your dreams and become a prophet :3

>>242

I'm fairly interested in this as well, it's definitely not deja vu. I can remember my dreams fairly well, and I remember having one where I was driving in a car I didn't recognize with some friends in an area I didn't recognize either. A few weeks later, the exact same scenario played out. My grandparents have told me a few stories of this happening to them as well, and I've seen people briefly mention it on the net but nothing more than that.

I don't remember where I read it, and this theory sounds largely implausible, but it sounded pretty interesting. Something about time not being sequential, but happening all in one time-frame- everything has and is happening (and is largely predictable) due to the universe following a set of laws. We perceive things in order, but occasionally catch a glimpse into time differently. Not very scientific but it's fun to think about.

I have dreams like that too.

I've been having dreams like that since I was about 14. It would be like watching a clip of your life; only a few seconds long at most, but more often it's just an image. No, an image doesn't describe it. It's like just a blink of your life in the future. One precise moment, a perfect visage of every detail, smell, and emotion that I would be feeling at that time. The dream is so vivid that can never forget them. they are always at the back of my mind. And when that moment occurs in waking life (the shortest interval I've had was a week, the longest: five years so far) it is the most acute sense of deja vu that there is no way for me to ignore it.

Because the interval between the dream and it actually occurring is so random I can't really learn much from it. It's just a desultory blink into the future.

>>274
that's really interesting, because I can never remember them

I have those all the time, I just assumed this was what people meant by dejá vù.

>>274
If you are consciously aware of those in advance, you should really write them down.
It'd be interesting to see what the data looks like.