We have an experience at the end, a theory that focuses on recognition. In this scenario, deja vu is a special case of spatial awareness. Our world is very dynamic, but repetition takes place in a structural environment (like cities).
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Walking in a new city can take you to a place where the streets are exactly the same city as you grow. Where there is a bench, there is a shrub in the house, a tree in the house, but the relative position of everything is the same.
We experience a lot in our lives, a lot of things, and then there's a moment when everything happens completely by chance, something you've seen before.
This is the work of Cleary and Claxton's work. In the same way, they made environments that were still different, but still in terms of objects.
Some of the test subjects said they had a dejà-vu looking at the pictures, which was exactly the same as the pictures they had seen before.
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The subjects were not aware of this, but they still knew this feeling, that they were here before and what would happen.
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