Deja Vu theory is solipsism

[Wolfstorm]

Deja Vu implies you had saved during sleep, reloaded after death, and remembered something that happened in the day you died, the deja vu.
It is generally implied you switched timelines. But the theory of timelines implies there is another you in the parallel universe you reloaded.
Hence it is not possible to have this model without solipsism. What would happen with this other you? Would he swap places and die in your place? Or he is just a mindless npc with no soul who receives yours once you swap timelines? Or a third option: another universe is created once you die and you reload your save into it.
In the three cases we have solipsism. The entire premise of save, reload, then retrieving memory (in a more or less Dark Souls manner), implies you are the only player character and everyone else is a npc. You can't have it another way. If you imply deja vu as precognition how do you explain the memory of that day? Precognition implies something that is about to happen, not something that already happened.

 

[Wolfstorm]

I'm inclined to believe the second option is the most likely to be true. You have a infinite number of npc copies of yourself, in a infinite number of universes, and when you reincarnate you assume control of the npc physical body. Since the liminal is as infinite as the physical universe, you can have this possibility. And the deja vus decreases over the years until your physical body (and all the copies) finally dies.

 

[Schwarzwald]

reverse engineer quantum immortality or Quantum Suicide theory through a hyper specific, video game brained lens, too much anime.

hitting a wall because your premises are messy.

 

[Wolfstorm]

too much anime.

 

[Schwarzwald]

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Just saying there is a little more to reality then being isekai'ed by trunk kun into being a vending machine....

 

[Wolfstorm]

Just saying there is a little more to reality then being isekai'ed by trunk kun into being a vending machine....

There is a difference, though, because isekai uses the traditional model of reincarnation, where you start another life, whereas deja vu happens within the same life. The traditional model is a fantasy, whereas deja vu actually happens as a true phenomenon.

 

[Schwarzwald]

There is a difference, though, because isekai uses the traditional model of reincarnation, where you start another life, whereas deja vu happens within the same life. The traditional model is a fantasy, whereas deja vu actually happens as a true phenomenon.

I know I was being reductive.

What do you make of the idea that time space is actually a crystal and we are experiencing it like someone watching light go through a 4/5d crystal and this reality we are experiencing is temporary in the same way that we would go from using the computer to email our friends to actually using physical logic gates like 0's and 1's

What time getting at is there is more to life. I enjoyed your surface theory but it just falls apart for me, but I'm probably just the NPC bully character here to be a throne for all the heros.

;3

 

[porco-dddio]

interesting theory, and since we got nothing to confirm it I will disregard it

 

[Wolfstorm]

What do you make of the idea that time space is actually a crystal and we are experiencing it like someone watching light go through a 4/5d crystal and this reality we are experiencing is temporary in the same way that we would go from using the computer to email our friends to actually using physical logic gates like 0's and 1's

It is actually a black cube, the stars are holes in the membrane that extract light from the liminal and turn it into plasma. The stars then expels the plasma which becomes dust. Matter is frozen light. Doctor Miller's quantum glasses allowed the user to see this membrane, the universe is a living entity as is the sun and the planets.
Have you ever had a deja vu? I had more than 200 along more than two decades, so it is a recurring phenomenon. Still there is no esoteric study about it, only exoteric ones.