Déjà Vu as a Relic of Stochastic Chaos Field Distortions: A Solution to the Fermi Paradox in the Bergmann Multi-Cycle Framework

The Fermi Paradox asks why, despite 3.7 billion years of life on Earth, we observe no traces of extraterrestrial intelligence. This preprint proposes that a previous intelligent civilization existed on Mars, which withdrew from the solar system through technological advancement (Type 2/3), but deliberately transferred simple life forms (amoebas, microbes) to Earth to initiate a second evolution. The Bergmann chaos field δ_chaos enables subtle, stochastic spacetime distortions on the Planck scale, which manifest in human consciousness as déjà vu—a minimally invasive, non-local observational signal. The model integrates bounce portals, multi-cycle overlaps, and δ_chaos as a metric perturbation term into spacetime. Mathematical derivations show how δ_chaos generates temporal superpositions that trigger retrocausal correlations in the brain (hippocampus/microtubules). Testable predictions include correlations between individual déjà vu frequency and cosmic neutrino fluxes (IceCube), as well as tiny metric anomalies (LISA). The novelty lies in connecting the Fermi paradox, targeted panspermia, the chaos field, and subjective experience as a non-local observational phenomenon.