Neurological evidence suggests that at least some instances of déjà vu are related to brain dysfunction, and in particular, temporal lobe disruptions.

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Neurological studies have shown that certain types of déjà vu experiences are linked to temporal lobe epilepsy or other temporal lobe anomalies. Disruptions in this area of the brain can lead to feelings of familiarity and recognition in situations that are actually novel or new.

Neurological Evidence Suggests That at Least Some Instances of Déjà