THE MANDELA EFFECT: PROOF THAT WE'RE ALL LIVING IN AN ALTERNATE REALITY - INTERMINGLING?

The Mandela Effect is all about collective false memories. In fact the term actually comes from Broome’s vivid yet incorrect recollection of Nelson Mandela dying in prison during the 1980s. In reality of course, Mandela lived on to became the first black president of South Africa, dying in 2013 at the ripe old age of 95. After asking around, Broome found that a number of other people also shared the same false memory. Some even went as far as distinctly recalling seeing his death announced on TV decades before his actual death.

DID we all die in our last reality? Did the (our) last dimension explode or implode because of some super experiment that went horribly wrong - or does it still exist and we're intermingling between the two? Is the ripple effect part of the Mandela effect really rubbing out parts of history because it's not in alignment with the new dimension but our memories are not affected?



This is the Mandela affect.




Perseverance landing on Mars. What a new dawning of the age of mankind.





Credit: NASA.


Or is one and two the same? Who has the power to create this falsehood and fake reality? Having a second reality is a great place to play out experiments that could in theory blow up the planet?

Check this analogy;
When someone doesn't want you to smoke in the same room as them, they could ask you to go in the other room and smoke?

When someone thinks your experiment is to risky that "they" could ask you to go in to the other dimension i.e "the other room"? Having 2 realities literally at your disposal allows one to mingle, manipulate and experiment "WITHOUT IMPUNITY!"


It could be multiple things going wrong, and it's worth getting a full explanation, especially as we head closer and closer to gene therapy. "We could presumably one day fix some of these disorders, and we're going to want to make sure that if there's one mutation, we know that - but if there's more than one, we know that too.
So what happens if CERN, i.e The Large Hadron Collider has got some fantastic and wonderful way of literally opening another dimension i.e using dark matter, magnets, temperatures, pressure, electricity (super amounts), speed of light particles.

The Mandela Effect
Have you ever had a memory that felt just as real and true as all your other memories but come to find out it never happened?

Have you ever had a memory that felt just as real and true as all your other memories but come to find out it never happened. Don’t worry you’re not alone. In fact, you may have just fallen victim to the Mandela Effect.

It could be multiple things going wrong, and it's worth getting a full explanation, especially as we head closer and closer to gene therapy. "We could presumably one day fix some of these disorders, and we're going to want to make sure that if there's one mutation, we know that - but if there's more than one, we know that too.
Mandela Effect definition:
The Mandela Effect is a term coined by famed conspiracy theorist and self-proclaimed ‘paranormal consultant’ Fiona Broome. According to Broome, the Mandela Effect 'is what happens when someone has a clear, personal memory of something that never happened in this reality.'

The Mandela Effect is all about collective false memories. In fact the term actually comes from Broome’s vivid yet incorrect recollection of Nelson Mandela dying in prison during the 1980s. In reality of course, Mandela lived on to became the first black president of South Africa, dying in 2013 at the ripe old age of 95. After asking around, Broome found that a number of other people also shared the same false memory. Some even went as far as distinctly recalling seeing his death announced on TV decades before his actual death.

To account for this irregularity, Broome takes a page from quantum mechanics, claiming that, technically speaking, her memory remains sharp as a tack and the reason for this false memory has to do with parallel universes. Broome believes that her shared memory is not false but a reality she and others actually experienced in an alternative plane. Before dismissing Broome as someone who can’t admit she’s wrong, the idea of false memories as ‘glitches in the matrix’ is as perplexing as it is fascinating. Since it’s initial launch in 2010, there have been hundreds of theories trying to explain away this phenomenon. While you may not be totally convinced of Broome claims, Here are some jaw-dropping Mandela Effects that have surfaced the internet.

Mandela Effect examples
Berenstain bears = Berenstein bears We’re starting off our list with the most cited Mandela Effect that took Reddit and the internet by storm. Countless people remember the popular children’s book as the BerenstEin Bears when in the reality the book is BerenstAin Bears.

It could be multiple things going wrong, and it's worth getting a full explanation, especially as we head closer and closer to gene therapy. "We could presumably one day fix some of these disorders, and we're going to want to make sure that if there's one mutation, we know that - but if there's more than one, we know that too.
Sex in the city = sex and the city It’s hard to believe this timeless classic is on this list but even the most devoted Carrie Bradshaw super fans struggle to remember that the show’s title is Sex AND the city and not Sex IN the city.

Mandela effect star wars
Darth Vader

Admit it, we’ve all had our fair shares of embarrassing Darth Vader impression attempts. With hands cupped over our mouths, we will utter the famous line 'Luke… I am your father.' While this quote has pervaded pop culture, it is actually was never spoke. The actual Vader wording is 'No, I am your father.'

C-3PO
Another iconic star wars character has fallen victim to the Mandela Effect. This earnest and loveable drone looks slightly different to how we might remember. C-3PO is not 100% gold but actually dons a silver leg.

Monopoly man
Monopoly has been responsible for instigating family tension and back-stabbing since 1903. However, when we envision the face of the board game (Rich Uncle Pennybags) we often picture the character having a monocle. In reality, the Uncle has 20/20 vision- go figure!

Mirror mirror on the wall = magic mirror on the wall
Is nothing sacred? Even Disney has not escaped the net of the Mandela Effect. Many of us grew up watching Snow White but did you know that the vain, evil queen does not actually say 'mirror mirror on the wall' but actually 'magic mirror on the wall.'

ET
When the wide-eyed extraterrestrial requested to contact his home planet he doesn’t say 'ET phone home' but actually 'ET home phone' - even still, it just doesn’t sound right.

Rubix or Rubick’s cube
Despite being one of the most iconic and best selling toy of all time, the Rubix cube is not actually called the Rubix cube. In reality it’s Rubik’s cube, after it’s creator Ernő Rubik.

Forrest Gump:
How many times have you heard the famous Forrest Gump line 'my mama said, life is like a box of chocolates.' But alas, a second viewing of the scene confirms that Forrest actually says 'life WAS like a box of chocolates.'

We Are The Champions of the WHAT?:
If you have ever been around a group of rambunctious rugby fans after their team has won you will have for sure heard the Queen song We Are The Champions. However, people distinctly remember an ending lyric to the song that simply doesn’t exist. The song does not conclude with a grand 'Of The World!.' Don’t believe me, check it out for yourself!

Jiff yes, but Jiffy no:
Finally, Jiffy Peanut Butter , sadly, never existed. Sold as a easy snack that moms could whip up, you guessed it, in a jiffy, the peanut butter has been mis-remembered since being introduced nearly 60 years ago.

Kit-Kat or Kitkat:
Finally, everyone is guilty of enjoying this candy bar at least once in their life but The KitKat logo doesn’t actually contain a hyphen to separate the first and second word.

Mandela effect debunked

*There is no denying that collective false memories exist but are they a result of so-called ‘glitches in the matrix’ or is something far more mundane? There have been a couple of theories that have attempted to debunk the Mandela Effect popping up recently. Perhaps one of the most prevalent explanations for the Mandela Effect is the misinformation effect. Essentially, the misinformation effect is when your memory is influenced by new information. For example, if one person is shown a Berenstain Bear book and their friend says to them 'hey isn’t the spelling totally different to how you remember? Crazy right?' their mind might actually distort the memory to conform to this new information. Another theory involves confabulation, which means an individual's mind has fabricated or simply made up a memory without the conscious intention to deceive others. Generally people who have confabulated are extremely certain about their memory and reject any contradicting evidence. However, confabulation does not explain how these false memories are shared among different people. When looking into the Mandela Effect it’s very easy to find yourself in an endless clickhole where hours feel like minutes and you don’t even know what’s true anymore. You might even start to think that we are experiencing a Mandela within a Mandela and that we are actually having false memories about a phenomenon explaining false memories. Whether you’re on team parallel universes or you vouch for the misinformation effect and confirmation bias, you got to admit the Mandela Effect does get you thinking.

I'm deliberately not showing any images, you can look them up if you want to? The list is endless.

So there you have it, the Mandela Effect proof that you should all know by now? Obviously there is way, way more examples of the Mandela Effect and there will be more that will be changing over the days, weeks, months and years? As long as the large hadron collider (CERN) is continuing it's creepy, strange, mysterious and baffling experiments we will always see new and wacky Mandela Effects in everything from Hollywood movies to packaging, memories, sayings like famous quotes and even how book's end? Link to our source of info.

Remember this, Luke, I am your father!
Because, that apparently NEVER happened?