What are you absolutely sure about but can't prove?

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For me, it's that Deja vu is a glitch in the universe. That it's proof that there may be another universe or universes out there.

Maybe I'm crazy but I've just always thought that with Deja vu even though I now know that Deja vu just might be a momentary malfunction in the brain's processing of sensory information.

But it's still fun to think that there might be multiple universes and deja vu might be the proof.

Chazmatazz269 · Accepted Answer

Nothing. After reading “Being Wrong” by Kathryn Schultz, i’m not “absolutely” certain about anything. I know how likely i am to be wrong about anything, and my mind is wide open to almost any and all possibilities.
I’m fairly certain that most conspiracy theories are true to some extent. It boggles my mind the number of people who flatly deny conspiracy theories with absolute certainty despite the great number of them that have already been confirmed. I believe many of them, and i rarely deny one openly even if i don’t believe it. If you’ve been around as long as i have and seen, heard and read what i have, you too would believe that there are endless possibilities.

I think that book should be required reading at every level of public education, for teachers and students alike. If it doesn’t change how you consume, store and process information as well as how you interact with the world and other people in it, you are either some kind of otherworldly prodigy, or you’re an *sshole. Ell oh ell!

Xawyx-2 · Accepted Answer

I'm really amazed by your Deja vu theory about multiple universes... I think you are right, maybe our world is just one of many universes... the glitches come from one of the parallel worlds.

sage2021 · Accepted Answer

One of my best friends from high school and myself used to get Deja Vu a lot.
We'd be in the car and all of sudden she'd yell "I've been here before". And she would put both arms and hands out like she was trying to feel an earthquake or something.
I remember getting it one time while getting into her car in high school.
It definitely made me feel like I had been there before doing the exact same thing from another time in the way back.
After high school we stopped getting it.
But how can the exact same scenario happen twice to a person? All I know is that it's a very strange sensation while it's happening to me.
It's like a do over feeling - like when actors have to do Take Two.

Maria01_ · Accepted Answer

Their’s a mirror universe.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

That one too. Deja vu too, but even more Mandella Effect/False Memories. I have such vivid memories of things that allegedly never happened, that I have a difficult time believing it's some psychological condition or just a false memory. Some examples, I very vividly remember two songs being on THUG 2 and even telling my cousin about them, that were allegedly never there.

I remember WAKA WAKA being used in the 2010 World Cup, and thinking, "Of course they would use this song." Well apparantly it was only released just a few weeks before the World Cup, yet I very vividly remembered hearing that song multiple times YEARS before. That's why I thought it was fitting that they used it.

I also have a vivid memory of visiting a former Japanese internment camp with my parents as a child, that apparantly never existed.

That's only a few of many examples. I also recall several celebrities being dead that weren't.

This girl I used to talk to on here had this theory that someone or multiple someones has technology that can altar the existing timeline. IE, they're able to altar past events, however they haven't perfected the technology enough to alter people's memories, so they still remember the original event. This could explain why so many people vividly remember Mandella dying in prison. Maybe someone somehow went back in time and stopped him from dying.

Anyways... I was gonna do a different one, but since I already got so deep into yours, I'll use yours too.

There may also be certain points on earth where you can cross between universes

Lynx122 · Answer

I've only experienced one deja vu and I think it was just my brain I don't know it was very weird. I was crossing the street to get to the train that would take me to the airport for a holiday. This girl I met playing beach volleyball just showed up out of nowhere on a bike and I didn't want to miss my flight and I was having this deja vu moment, I was completely flustered lol. I don't know what happened there but I was confused for a while.

I think usually we just recognize some symmetry in a moment. A patern that we've seen before and our brain makes it more of something than it actually is. I think that's the most sensible explanation for my experiences at least but I can't fully explain that one moment I guess.

Cormac995 · Answer

The federal reserve killed or tried to kill JFK. I'm 100% sure there was a second shooter based on the research I've done especially now that there was some new information in the newly declassified stuff makes it very clear there was a 2nd shooter. I think what happened is there was a second shooter sent by the federal reserve but what they didn't factor in that there could be a second completely random shooter that would botch the job.

That's why pinning it on the "Real" assassin was so sloppy. It was a hasty coverup that they were able to scramble together with the pieces they had to work with. I know it sounds weird for there to be two shooters at the same place but it makes more sense than you think. That spot of the grassy knoll was the best position for a sniper on JFKs route, further the route was made known months in advance to the public giving time to plan. It was the best shot an assassin has probably ever been handed.

Kaneki05 · Answer

Another universe does exist. Though Deja Vu has nothing to do with it sorry lol.

It's not proven yet but by rational reasoning if one universe exists another can and therefore must exist. Though tbf it may not exist yet or it has already been so, but the fact a universe exists means another is a certain possibility.

Otherwise it would be like arguing only one planet can... Exist and only that planet. Literally nothing exists like this. So it's more the question of does another exist right now, I would assume yes. As again to Planets to Atoms multiple exist within the same time.

Anonymous · Answer

That God exists in the sense that it's made of stardust.
Not "he or she" but within and without everything.

Which is why I think our minds are so powerful and society is trying to keep us distracted, conflicted and anxious.

We're programmed to think we depend on anything outside ourselves, when ourselves is really all we have within our lives.
My life would not exist without me in it.
My actions wouldn't affect the world without me in it.

People are a lot more powerful than we are led to believe and those who do, often use that knowledge to the disadvantage of others.

"Be still and know that I am God"

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

Some notions of psychoanalysis, I can't prove them, nor I wish to. I'm exactly like a believer at this point, I guess, faith in something I can't prove or need to prove.

Comically made and overly simplified, here is one of these notions I believe in:

When Ego followed Id, while Superego wanted to say something

genericname85 · Answer

i think it is close to a god complex if you figure there must be a glitch in the universe when you experience a Deja vu rather than assuming that there's a glitch in the human perception and memory.

something i know is true but can't proof is the existence of god. it can't be proven, cause the "non existence" of anything fictional can't be proven. that's why it's insane to assume that things are true that can't be shown to be true. cause you deprive yourself of the only way to distinguish facts from fiction.

Billlewis · Answer

That COVID was brought in specifically for the purposes of both stealing the 2020 presidential election, as well as to usher in a kind of one world government. the World Health Organization is already laying the groundwork for the next scamdemic, under which, if the Dims are in control, we will have to do whatever WHO tells us.

Anonymous · Answer

Aliens are humans that previously left earth. So humans have existed for 200,000-300,000 years. And we have gone from living in caves to early space flight in 5,000 years. On top of which we have legends of super advanced societies that have completely disappeared like Atlantis. So what if we reached the technological advancement to colonize space while simultaneously beginning a social implosion. Such that we send out a manned mission to colonize Mars, in which the mission was successful; but back on Earth we almost destroy ourselves, say biological warfare. So the Mars people can't come back to help rebuild on Earth for fear of becoming infected and dying and there isn't enough people on Earth to maintain the level of technology that they had developed. So everyone on Earth reverts back to a stone age civilization and those on Mars continue to advance technologically eventually leaving Mars to explore the cosmos.

Shiprex · Answer

I get the De Ja vu thing but think it's more premonitions that you're mind conjures up that you don't remember per se but sense there's an experience you've had like this before.

For me it's the idea that when we die we actually go somewhere you don't want to return from because it's so good and joyous.

MannMitAntworten · Answer

Multiverse theory and multidimensional theory. Plenty of theories and equations point to the plausibility of their existence and even how they would theoretically look in their entanglement. One theory even poses the theory that we are actually a thought. Indeed, believing and proving is a monumental undertaking.

DrPepper12 · Answer

That any number is closer to zero than infinity.

That the cat truly is both alive and dead

there's both life & intelligent life out there

Trump is a classic sociopathic narcissist

No one can load the dishwasher but me

Bowling balls are sanitized

OneViewpoint · Answer

That "God" is a creation of humans and humans are not the creation of some "God". It's impossible to prove a negative but tangential evidence points to the fact that religions are based on lies therefore applying Occam's Razor... the "God" at the center of the religion is also a lie.

Agape93 · Answer

That the reason we have so many people disappear without a trace, is because the US government kidnaps them for scientific research, then kills them. Can't prove it but they've admitted to testing on innocent citizens before

Joshydavid25 · Answer

That's funny, because coming from a very Christian background, I feel like Deja Vu is just us getting slight premonitions or prophetic images through dreams, and experiencing them.. But a multiverse would be cool..

wynning · Answer

Nothing. If I can’t prove it, I’m not absolutely sure about it. Maybe something close to sure, but it’ll still be just what I think or believe and not know.

strateguy632 · Answer

Almost anything we believe is based on "deduction " we believe even if we don't have time to prove it. We base our decisions on those guesses because we feel sure about them.

Bricealan · Answer

@simslover92 I agree with you that it PROBABLY a 'brain fart' but would RATHER think as you do that there are multiple universes and deja vu might be the proof

Likes2drive · Answer

That the pharmaceutical companies do have a cure for cancer and many other uncured diseases, but they rather make money on temporary solutions that you have to keep buying instead of actually curing people permanently

Nikki1989 · Answer

Things happen for a reason, life is what you make of it.

slatyb · Answer

I'm sure of almost nothing, but much of modern science seems about as sure as anything can be.

exitseven · Answer

There are things in the universe that exist that we cannot perceive with our senses.

SotiCoto · Answer

A great many things... including that February used to be spelt "February" where I came from, which was presumably an alternate timeline.

MemeSupreme · Answer

i've thought that before lol you should look up machine elves

bowenw · Answer

A full moon affects people's behavior.

Dargil · Answer

That G0d exists.

Panthero80 · Answer

God's existence.

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

That I'm absolutely amazing

anmari2001 · Answer

About this

LiamJHayden · Answer

God.

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