What if déjà vu was a glitch in the universe's backup system, and some people could feel where the seams were?
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The form records the anomaly. The duplicate entry records the anomaly recording the anomaly.
Classification
Level 3 · Internal circulation only · Facility: [REDACTED]
Reporting Party
[REDACTED] · Observer status: Adjacent Personnel · Years on site: 3
Nature of Anomaly
Extended Subjective Temporal Overlay · Classification: Type B-4 (seam proximity) · Colloquial descriptor: déjà vu, extended variant
Duration and Onset
Onset: approximately 36 months prior to submission · Duration per event: 12-16 seconds (mean: 14) · Frequency: increasing · Events logged: 83
Observer Notes (Section 4)
Subject reports consistent and specific foreknowledge during procedural sequences. Reliable 14-second duration. No interference with task completion. Performance metrics within normal range throughout.
Subject notes that foreknowledge is not vague. Specific content: exact wording, exact instrument readings, exact interruptions. Subject has not disclosed to site team or supervisor. Subject states awareness of probable cause. Subject requests review of classification documentation for adjacent array.
Disclosure
Disclosed to supervisor: No · Disclosed to site team: No · Report submitted without prior notification
Processing Status
■ received · Under review · Estimated response: 10 working days
System Note
Duplicate entry detected. Original filing: [DATE REDACTED]. Cross-reference with prior submission on record. This entry has been logged before.