You've been here, right? You're somewhere new, maybe somewhere familiar, but doing something

you're sure you've never done before. For me, it can be as dull as a meeting about an upcoming

project which I know we have not done before. But then, I keep having this eerie feeling

that I've done this all before.

I mean, to the point where I can almost predict what the person I'm meeting with is going to say next.

The experience is called deja vu.

The phrase is French and translated into English means already seen.

It's pretty common for people to feel it. I mean, I always thought everyone out

there felt this, but it turns out about 60% of folks around the world have experienced deja vu,

at least once. And while some might have a fleeting sense that they're doing something they've done

before, it can be very intense for some

individuals. And here's the wild thing. Nobody knows for sure what causes deja vu. Scientists have

been studying it for over a century, and they still haven't nailed down the definitive

answer yet. And you guys, I am obsessed with this topic,

which is why I had to commandeer this episode for myself to try and figure it out with you.

Because this phenomenon could be explained by some faulty wiring in our brains. Or, it might

reveal some fundamental truths about the universe, maybe even be the key to a

secret sixth sense that humanity isn't aware of.

Spoiler alert, I think it's the second one.

So let's dive in, shall we?

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is so supernatural.

Music Okay, so I want you to consider yourself in this hypothetical scenario for a second.

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