Welcome to part two of our conversation with Dorene Fisher.

Does quantum, I'm not super educated on quantum physics.

Obviously, the topic, yeah, the topic has come up on the air a gazillion times.

And, you know, so that's my knowledge, is the things that I've learned from our guests over the last 10 years.

But I don't, I haven't done a lot of research myself on it.

Would that also play into kind of those deja vu feelings or those feelings of being watched?

Is that almost like those moments where maybe somehow we kind of slipped off the track a little bit of our own timeline.

And then we're creating these feelings.

And then it kind of gets corrected.

It's like watching a television show.

And you notice, wait a second, the audio and the video are a little bit off and it just drives you nuts.

And then sometimes you just got to reset it. and then, okay, everything's back to normal.

Right.

Yeah, I do.

I definitely do.

And, yeah, feelings of deja vu.

You ever heard of the Mandela effect?

Yes, yeah.

People remember events differently, you know.

And they, you know, they might have been in a slightly different dimension or something.

You just wonder, you remember something distinctly from your past.

Yes.

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