Results: The Mandela Effect
Published on 09/09/2016
The Mandela Effect is a theory of parallel universes, based in the idea that because large groups of people have similar alternative memories about past events. Advocates of the theory claim that for these collective experiences to be true, the fabric of reality must have shifted at some point in the past, and that therefore not only do parallel, inhabitable universes exist, but that we are constantly switching between them.
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One example is a childhood series of books about a family of bears. Without looking anything up online, what was the name of the family of bears?
The Berenstein Bears
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The Berenstain Bears
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I remember it from childhood but am not sure of the name
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I have never heard of this series of books.
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This one is about a TV show featuring 4 women who live in the city and their romantic encounters. Again, without looking it up, what is the name of this show? Sex and The City
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Sex In the City
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I have never heard of a show like this.
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I am unsure.
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Do you remember a painting on Henry VIII holding a chicken leg? He was standing in his royal garb, cheeks all flushed pink, right foot propped up on something. Yes I clearly remember this painting.
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No I do not remember this painting at all.
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I don't know who Henry VIII is.
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Now to tell you how things are...it is spelled Berenstain. It is Sex AND the City. Mother Theresa was made a saint September 4, 2016, Nelson Mandela passed away in 2013. And the painting of Henry VIII with the chicken drumstick does not exist. Does finding out any of these make you think back and creep you out a little because you VERY CLEARLY remember it differently? Yes it is kinda creepy.
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Nah nothing creepy about it.
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I don't really know what to think. There has to be an explanation for it.
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