The feeling I have seen this BS before. :)
Science is so...
When I was a little kid I knew exactly how to get to a hotel in a city the family had never visited when we were on vacation. Don’t ask me how or why. I just knew. Weird things happen....
I’ve sometimes had the experience of writing a word correctly but feeling it looked unfamiliar and wrong...
Jamais vu happens when the simulation breaks. Like when a Biden double doesn’t quite put the silicone mask on correctly.
In the few times I have played the lottery, I had the ability to pick the 6 numbers that did not get drawn. I have a near 100% record.
It’s Jamais vu all over again.
This is probably what makes Kamala Harris think she’s smart.
I think they have known this for years; Freeways are now curved every few miles to prevent fatigue.
Some musicians insist on sight reading, even if they are soloists in a concert, but even then, I've seen pros suddenly "forget" how to read music in high stress situations. Don't ask me how that works. I've always memorized music quickly and committed it to muscle memory through repetition, but then, too, I've gotten lost, and had to fall back on Jazz training to fake it until the wheels get back on track. One smart ass came up after a recital and said "That was an interesting bit of Chopin modulation in the 2nd movement of the Beethoven."
“Ig Nobel award for literature”
That does not sound like anything to be proud about. Is it anything like a pride parade?
I first heard of Jamais Vu back in the early 1980s, In one of Eric Van Lustbader’s entertaining ‘Nicholas Linnear’ novels.
Still trying to figure out how we went from the horse and buggy to nuclear power in less than 50 years.
Few people find that amazing.
Somehow, humanity got juiced.
i’ve gotten the jamais vu a few times while reciting things i’ve done a hundred times.
it only scared me of being embarrassed if i screwed up badly
i dint have time to think of how it felt at the time