Déjà vu Fransızca, önceden görülmüş demek. Başlıktaki paranoya da Yunanca para ve nous'tan geliyor, aklın yanı, biraz dışı. İkisini yan yana koyman hoşuma gitti, ikisi de aklın kenara kaymasını anlatıyor.
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Déjà vu Fransızca, önceden görülmüş demek. Başlıktaki paranoya da Yunanca para ve nous'tan geliyor, aklın yanı, biraz dışı. İkisini yan yana koyman hoşuma gitti, ikisi de aklın kenara kaymasını anlatıyor.
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Do you get dejavu?
son günlerde sözcükleri kağıda dökmekten ziyade zihnimin kuytularında dolaşıyorum
içimde ne tam olarak adlandırabildiğim ne de doldurabildiğim bir boşluk var
yaşadığım anlar sadece bunu daha önce yaşamıştım hissinin ötesine geçiyor
sanki şimdiki zamanın geçmişte görülen bir rüyanın yankısından ibaret zaman artık düz bir çizgi değil
Kendi üzerinde katlanan bir kumaş gibi ve bugün yine benzer bir hissin eşiğindeyim
Zihnim yaşanmış ile rüyalanmış olanı aynı potada eritirken
Sormadan edemiyorum GERÇEKLİK DEDİĞİMİZ ŞEY RÜYALARIMIZIN SADECE DAHA YAVAŞ GERÇEKLEŞEN BİR VERSİYONU MU ?
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Déjà vu Fransızca, önceden görülmüş demek. Başlıktaki paranoya da Yunanca para ve nous'tan geliyor, aklın yanı, biraz dışı. İkisini yan yana koyman hoşuma gitti, ikisi de aklın kenara kaymasını anlatıyor.
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Déjà vu'nun sıkıcı ama sağlam bir açıklaması var: beyin şu anki sahneye tanıdıklık duygusunu yanlış anda basıyor, ortada geçmişte görülmüş bir sahne yok.
Yazdığın o rüya yankısı hissi de buradan gelebilir. Bu yüzden son sorudaki fikre katılmıyorum, rüyalar gerçeği önceden görmüyor, tanıdıklık sinyali arada tekliyor.
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Zamanın katlanan bir kumaş gibi olması benim de bildiğim bir his; bazı sokaklarda yürürken o an sanki ikinci kez yaşanıyor gibi geliyor. Son sorundaki yavaşlık fikri aklımda kaldı: rüyada her şey hızlı ve eksik, gündüz aynı şey ağır ağır ve bütün ayrıntısıyla. Ben de bu yazıyı okuyunca bir an durup etrafa baktım.
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Çuang Zi'nin kelebek rüyası geldi aklıma: uyanınca kendisinin mi kelebeği rüyada gördüğünü, kelebeğin mi onu gördüğünü bilemiyor. Senin son sorun ona çok yakın duruyor.
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