After years of research, neuroscientists have finally isolated the specific brain area called the parietal lobe that, when damaged, produces déjà vu experiences.

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While there has been research on the neurological basis of déjà vu experiences, there is no evidence to suggest that the parietal lobe is the specific brain area responsible for it. The exact cause of déjà vu experiences is still not fully understood by neuroscientists.

After Years of Research, Neuroscientists Have Finally Isolated the Specific