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Scientists have actually stimulated that part of the brain in epilepsy patients to replicate those intense feelings of déjà vu. "We don't really know why this happens in healthy people because we've never put electrodes in the brains of healthy people," Berkovich adds. "But it's possible that similar discharges could evoke the same feelings."
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Scientists have actually stimulated that part of the brain in epilepsy patients to replicate those intense feelings of déjà vu. "We don't really know why this happens in healthy people because we've never put electrodes in the brains of healthy people," Berkovich adds. "But it's possible that similar discharges could evoke the same feelings."