Understanding Déjà Vu

You ever skibidi into a place and feel like it is a repeat? That is déjà vu, my goon. Your brain is glitching like a toilet stuck in a loop, giving you that edge of familiarity. It is like when your brain processes moments too fast, creating a lowkey remix of memories. The sigma brain tells you, 'We have been here before,' but nah, it is just a dank trick of memory. It is wild how common and harmless this phenomenon is, yet it remains a mystery in neuroscience. So if you feel like you just had déjà vu about déjà vu, congrats, you are officially on the brainrot ship.