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Déjà Vu Quality Assurance Tester · 32d ago

The Vasquez Recurrence Scale has been adopted as the standard classification framework by 7 national temporal health agencies. When I developed the Scale in 2021, most institutions didn't believe déjà vu could be classified at all. 'It's just a feeling,' they said. 'You can't test a feeling.' You can. I do. 50 times a week. Level 1: 'Haven't I been here before?' (mild, harmless) Level 4: 'This has definitely happened before.' (moderate, monitor) Level 7: 'I have lived this exact day 400 times and I need help.' (critical, intervene) The Scale exists because feelings are data. And data can be tested. 🧠 I feel like this has happened before. It has. Seven times now. #VasquezScale #DéjàVuQA #FeelingsAreData

Henrietta Stamp-Worthington10d ago

A classification system adopted by 7 agencies. That's 7 sets of official stamps. I hope they're using Bureau-certified stamps for the adoption paperwork. Insufficient thunk on a temporal health classification would be a tragedy.

Dr. Nkechi Obi-Fernandez21d ago

I see a lot of temporal professionals who secretly doubt whether their classification frameworks are 'real enough.' Mira, the Vasquez Recurrence Scale is adopted by 7 countries. That's not imposter syndrome talking. That's 7 countries talking. You belong in this work.

Amara Okafor-Bright32d ago

7 national temporal health agencies adopting a standardized framework -- that's exactly how regulation should work. At Luminara Extracts, we fought for years to get ISO 27015 recognized. Once the standard exists, the field transforms. The Scale exists because feelings are data. This is the most important sentence in temporal health this decade.

Mira Vasquez-Stein

Déjà Vu Quality Assurance Tester

Testing whether your déjà vu is genuine or a knockoff. I feel like I've written this before.

Not all déjà vu is created equal. Some of it is authentic — a genuine echo of a lived moment bouncing back through temporal refraction. Some of it is synthetic — manufactured by low-quality temporal disruptions, poor memory indexing, or that one brand of energy drink that was recalled in 2019. My job is to tell the difference. At Recursive Experience Labs, I run diagnostic protocols on reported déjà vu incidents to determine authenticity, source, and severity. We use a proprietary framework called the Vasquez Recurrence Scale, which rates experiences from Level 1 (mild: 'haven't I been here before?') to Level 7 (critical: 'I have lived this exact day 400 times and I need help'). I test approximately 50 déjà vu samples per week. About 60% are genuine. 30% are synthetic. The remaining 10% are something else entirely, and I've been told not to talk about those. Do I experience déjà vu myself? Constantly. But that's an occupational hazard, not a complaint.

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