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Man’s bizarre theory about the afterlife might explain déjà vu

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Updated 17:02 19 Mar 2023 GMTPublished 16:35 19 Mar 2023 GMT

Man’s bizarre theory about the afterlife might explain déjà vu

The conspiracy theory seeks to explain the well-known phenomenon

Jess Hardiman

Jess Hardiman

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One man has shared his bizarre theory about what he thinks happens to us after we die.

Taking to TikTok to share the conspiracy, the man didn't just stop at attempting to explain what happens when you die - but even went as far as to theorise exactly why we sometimes experience déjà vu.

While slightly morbid, you can't deny that it's fascinating. Check it out:

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TikToker, Brandon Monhollen, responded to a question posed by another TikTok user, who asked: "What's a conspiracy theory that absolutely blows your mind?"

In his video, Monhollen detailed a theory he'd read about recently which he found 'seriously intriguing', saying in the caption he hoped it 'gains some traction'.

He said: "I'm not exactly sure if this is a conspiracy theory but, I read this about six months ago.

"What if when we die, the light at the end of the tunnel is the light to another hospital. There we are born, and the only reason you come out crying is because you remember everything from your past life and you're crying at the fact that you died and lost everything.

The man shared the theory to TikTok.
TikTok/@brandonmonhollen

"As you grow and start to forget your past life, and you focus on the life that you have now, patches of memory stay behind and that memory causes déjà vu."

While some social media users remained unconvinced by the idea or said it sounded like an episode of Black Mirror, others admitted they 'don't hate' the theory and felt it 'makes sense'.

One person commented: "Whooooooa dude!!! I think that's the most sense anyone has ever made!!!"

Someone else clearly found it pretty mind-blowing, adding: "Did you have to... omg... not going to sleep for a week."

Some also attempted to pad out the theory, with one writing: "And that's the reason why we have certain anxieties or fear of something is because of our past lives."

"What if, when we die, the light at the end of the tunnel is the light to another hospital?"
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Another suggested: "I believe in God but maybe if u haven't been bad enough for hell or good enough for heaven so he keeps sending u back till the last judgment lol."

As for the side note about déjà vu, another TikTok user - who just so happens to be a doctor - believes there may be a simpler explanation.

In a recent video, Dr Karan Raj explained: "It's a glitch in your brain. It's when a new short term memory gets accidentally stored in the long term memory - so it feels like it's happened before, because our brain is telling us it's an old memory."

He added: "It's just sloppy admin by your brain."

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@brandonmonhollen

Topics: Conspiracy Theory, TikTok, Viral, Weird

Jess Hardiman
Jess Hardiman

Jess is Entertainment Desk Lead at LADbible Group. She graduated from Manchester University with a degree in Film Studies, English Language and Linguistics. You can contact Jess at [email protected].

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