The Mandela Effect!!!

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Did not expect the effect to impact your life so much.

Unfortunately, what is being observed are just tip of the iceberg.

The changes are extended into various area in our collective memory.

I guess some one is trying to re-write history to shift humanity towards certain line of thoughts that he have scripted.

Maybe to alter history so that some one would not be prosecuted for the crimes that he have committed.

With the changed history, the past evidences would also be erased. The criminal would go scot-free.
ever wondered why so many nukes but nobody used them after ww2?

someone is changing the history whenever it is used, to ensure humanity lives on.
 

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TS,

Thanks for finding and sharing so much information.

So, can you determine what is the reason for the Mandela effect and what was causing it.

Unfortunately, I have yet find any definite evidence for the purpose of this blip in human history.

xcode and medicated oil,

until now no one can produce a copy of the book from the past that spells Berenstein bears?

I too swear it was berenstEIN bears.

asked many old folks who claimed the same and they tried to find the elusive book they claimed they had stored somewhere but until now no one found it yet. if I get a copy with berenstein spelling I will show it to u.

was my fave book in the 80s at the library. how could I get it wrong.
 

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ever wondered why so many nukes but nobody used them after ww2?

someone is changing the history whenever it is used, to ensure humanity lives on.

n time to come my grandchildren would never know LKY was called HARRY Lee. there is almost nothing on that in time to come.
 

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n time to come my grandchildren would never know LKY was called HARRY Lee. there is almost nothing on that in time to come.

the changes could be unintentional if we now just amuse one another since they r too small to be noticed unless watched with a keen eye.not a big change but subtle.

Perhaps the result of a major change making these small anomalies change on their own. I wouldn't know but surely no one would get anything making these subtle changes as far as I can think of.

an uncontrolled result of a bigger change may be a more plausible reason. something the ones who made the big change were unaware off as well and not within their control?
 

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Any other faulty memories that old time sinkies can relate to? :s11:
 

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I went to dig out this paperback which I got in 1980. http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Boo...rl=tn=empire%20strikes%20back&sortby=17&fe=on

its now torn and tattered but still readable. I never throw books way. too much respect for them. anyway:

Although I remembered clearly it was Luke I am your father,

the paperback turned out to write: No, I am your father!

A book published in 1980! I mean, could I be wrong or has something really changed? Can my book change on its own?
 

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no wonder the govt serve the people become the people serve the govt??????
 

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And so I searched my actual library of books for this book dated 1980. Its the 1st print. http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/The_Marvel_Comics_Illustrated_Version_of_The_Empire_Strikes_Back

By Marvel. In it, all of C3PO legs were both gold. It was never silver

Also, in the scene, it wrote:


and I quote, No, Luke, I am your father.

It was NO Luke........

one could argue that it said no, or that it said Luke but one cannot discount that it was only NO.

Marvel hardly make mistakes like that in its days. With this in place, it also shows that there is reason for some to believe that at some point, the words Luke I am your father was not purely imaginary. Left out by some perhaps but not remembered wrongly without reason.

This comic shows that the word Luke was used. No one can say that the word Luke was NEVER mentioned at all in that dramatic scene.

Thank goodness for old books. Sadly I don't have berenstein bears as they were too expensive to buy being hardcovers back then.
 

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ever wondered why so many nukes but nobody used them after ww2?

someone is changing the history whenever it is used, to ensure humanity lives on.


The higher being intervene when the dumb human tried to kill each other with nuclear bombs.

However, the Mandela Effect have all the signature of human fingerprints on it.

The higher being is not interested about changing what Darth Vadar said to his son, Luke.
 

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The higher being intervene when the dumb human tried to kill each other with nuclear bombs.

However, the Mandela Effect have all the signature of human fingerprints on it.

The higher being is not interested about changing what Darth Vadar said to his son, Luke.

what vader said to his son was a very minor glitch. like when u copy say a jpeg file, one or 2 bits getting lost along the way. u may see a run in the color or a line or 2 appearing on an otherwise perfect photo. not noticeable to most but noticeable to a few.

it was not intended. it was the minor consequence of making a major change perhaps? I'm just guessing.
 

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Got such a theory? Like self fulfilling prophecy leh. You remember differently and try to prove it but cannot find evidence to support your claim so you posit that the reality has shifted/swapped so therefore you cannot prove it.

Like abit dumb leh, the only other evidence is other folks who remember the same **** as you but humans are gullible if you are confident enough, just look at the number of cults around.

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Got such a theory? Like self fulfilling prophecy leh. You remember differently and try to prove it but cannot find evidence to support your claim so you posit that the reality has shifted/swapped so therefore you cannot prove it.

Like abit dumb leh, the only other evidence is other folks who remember the same **** as you but humans are gullible if you are confident enough, just look at the number of cults around.

Actually not really if you have had read through this thread from the beginning to the end. Just take for example, some forummers from this timeline said that we have false memories (not exactly but along this line) about "My mama always said, life IS about a box of chocolates" to actually be "WAS" because in almost all the online footages, DVDs/VCDs/VHSs all show it this way, until we found a copy of our memory to prove that our perceived "false memory" is actually real! (see my post #94 in page 5 of this thread).
 

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Actually not really if you have had read through this thread from the beginning to the end. Just take for example, some forummers from this timeline said that we have false memories (not exactly but along this line) about "My mama always said, life IS about a box of chocolates" to actually be "WAS" because in almost all the online footages, DVDs/VCDs/VHSs all show it this way, until we found a copy of our memory to prove that our perceived "false memory" is actually real! (see my post #94 in page 5 of this thread).


The Mandela Effect issue will spur lots of people using their theory and thesis to dismiss it.

The reason why we are defending our memory so much is that we are what we are today due to our past. If the past do not exist, it will also threaten our very existence.

TS put in a lot of effort in putting up all the observations that were shared in the YouTube.

Just take it with a pinch of salt if you disagreed with what you saw.

Cos whatever Forrest Gump, Darth Vadar or the Snow White Queen said differently will not affect your life and your future at all.

No one know how it happened, what caused it to take place and when it started.

But, the major changes that "they" have made on the JFK assassination would have serious implication on American History. I am wondering now what other historical events are being re-scripted under the Mandela Effect.
 

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I am wondering now what other historical events are being re-scripted under the Mandela Effect.

Do you remember that young man then of the Tian An Men Square incident of the year 1989, who stood firmly in front of roaring tanks? Did he die on the sport or survived the event?
 

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Do you remember that young man then of the Tian An Men Square incident of the year 1989, who stood firmly in front of roaring tanks? Did he die on the sport or survived the event?

there are many ongoing anomalies as we discuss this so the mandela effect is hardly the most ind blowing of them all. just a rather weird mass remembrance of something supposedly not there.

anyway, I would term it as the little nitty gritty changes that I cant put a finger on.
Indulge me for abit. Let's say we get whisked away for whatever reasons,

For example, if today we wake up in someplace not our home but another faraway place modelled exactly or made to look like our home, we would at first not feel anything off until after some time, we realise that the air smells abit different but we brush it off as change in weather or wind blowing some smell from some place.

Then we realise our crickety door which creaks when we open it fully does not creak anymore but we brush it off as well. We turn on the radio and the song by the red hot chilli peppers raindance mary sounds exactly the same but we realise that the cowbells in the intro isn't there.

perhaps the resolution of the player not good enough I guess. or a new version of raindance Maggie. As we lie in our beds, we feel that the bed is suddenly so firm and so correct. I remember my bed being softer and sinking in at the area I tend to be sleeping more on......

As I reach for a drink with my free magnolia cup, I realise that the slighty worned off magnolia logo, (a result of my mother trying to whiten my mug by washing it in bleach to remove stains also removed a small part of the logo) is now back in its full glory.

the small insignificant things but nonetheless not quite right things. what went wrong with the bigger picture no one can really put a finger to it but these errors make us feel uneasy that something hasn't always been the way it used to be.

memory is never perfect, weak at times, fallible as shown in the documentary brain games......but our memory is not as poor or as lousy as what many others purport. everytime we question something against the norm, it surely had to be one's bad memory. human memory can be unreliable but not lousy to the extent that we keep on remembering so many wrong things.

memory being fallible and unreliable is a very current fad and convenient method to brush away all suggestions of things being contrary to the mainstream and the masses.
 
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