What might John Galt have thought if he had left his followers in the valley of Colorado? Would he have continued to follow the idea that only the material mattered? Or, might he have undergone a philosophical revelation? In The Déjà Vu Experiment, J.G. Renato expounds upon this idea. The Déjà Vu Experiment is not a "story." It is, rather, a discussion of the little anomalies in life that may lead one to look at the world in a new way. These anomalies, these "gaps" were discovered and then examined by John Galt when he met Diana, an Iowa farm girl who encouraged his curiosity. Offering unique ways to look at light, quantum physics, string theory, the universe existing as a single unified melody, the power of imagination, free will, the language of mathematics, death, and more, Renato successfully challenged me to consider not just "Who am I?" but "What am I?" -- Patricia Reding, Readers' Favorite See all Editorial Reviews