Before we go, here’s your random trivia of the day:
Everyone has had a “deja vu” moment. So, what causes it? Scientists believe it may be the result of an electrical malfunction in the brain. Basically, a “glitch” causes the brain to fire neurons for recognition and familiarity, which allows one to mistake the present for the past.
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