Could The Mind Blowing “Mandela Effect” Be A Real Thing?

Millions Of People Cant Be Wrong, Can They?

There is a worldwide phenomenon that has taken place and gone largely unnoticed. Millions of people have very specific memories of an event occurring that has never actually happened. The phrase was coined by paranormal researcher & author Fiona Broome in 2010. She was convinced that South African President Nelson Mandela has passed away while in prison. To her surprise, she discovered that he was alive and well.

Through conversation, she observed that many other people were certain President Mandela died in prison, they also recalled vivid memories of watching his funeral on television. Turns out this is a worldwide phenomenon that has affected millions of people around the world who did not know that he was alive and well at that time prior to passing away in 2013.

What Causes These False Memories To Occur

A lot of people can argue that they are certain things went down a particular way. Thanks to the internet, youtube, and high definition videos, it is easy to go back and discover what really happened. A lapse in memory can happen to anyone, but when large groups agree that they vividly remember a chain of events, its hard to classify this as just a theory. But what is it that certain scientists and conspiracy theorist say about the Mandela Effect? Many believe it is possible that those “incorrect” memories are actual scenarios that played out in an alternate universe.

Is it possible that within our own planet, parallel universes often bleed into each other? It is plausible that details are so similar in both dimensions that we do not notice the minor differences. It’s an interesting thought that we may alternate between different dimensions throughout our lives. Others believe that the different universes may mirror each other, but events happen at different times. This explains situations in which people have seen something in the news that they swear they saw a few days ago as breaking news. This helps explain why the dominant memory is so strong that people refuse to believe anything contradicting even when presented evidence. Let’s take a deeper look at these glitches in our matrix.

Classic Examples That Many Will Disagree With

• Darth Vader’s infamous line to Luke Skywalker “Luke, I am your father” but in reality it is “No, I am your father”
• Everyone thinks that the vehicle containing JFK had 4 people including Time Magazine, documentaries, and museums…but watch the tapes, there was 6 people sitting inside 3 different rows.
• Many People Remember the fast food chain’s logo saying “Chic-Fil-A” but it is really Chick-Fil-A
• Adults to enjoyed Oscar Meyer hotdogs as a kid find it hard to believe its actually Oscar Mayer
• Remember all those mornings eating Fruit Loops cereal? You were actually eating Froot Loops
• Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt’s blockbuster “Interview With A Vampire” is Interview with the Vampire
• Who Can Forget Crocodile Dundee’s famous line “This is a knife”, well its really “That is a knife”
• Details are fuzzy, but its almost certain that Sinbad appeared in a Genie movie back in the 90’s? Although nearly everyone remembers him starring in a Genie movie, there is no such film.
• The Famous line from the movie Jaws goes as follow “We’re going to need a bigger boat”, but its “You’re going to need a bigger boat”
• HBO’s classic Sexy In the City is incredibly famous, except that its Sex And the City
• You may remember the logo of Monopoly as Rich Uncle Pennybags with a monocle? Check again
• Queen’s masterpiece “We are the champions” doesn’t include “Of The World” anywhere in the song and its driving people crazy who are certain they heard it as We Are the champions, of the world
• The Tip Of Pikachu’s Tail is Black and Matches his ears, right? Nope, check again
• Curious George Does Not Have A Tail, Never Did, Your Childhood memories are wrong
• The most famous line in Snow White is the infamous “Mirror, mirror on the wall” but you’ll be shocked to discover its “Magic mirror on the wall”
• C3PO Is Not All Gold in the Star Wars films as you might think, he actually has a silver leg
• The Rubik’s Cube is a childhood favorite toy for many, but its frustrating to realize it’s a Rubix’s cube
• The First Meeting Between Hannibal and Clarice in Silence Of the Lambs was intense, however he never said “Hello, Clarice” regardless of how vivid your memory is of it
• Field Of Dreams was inspirational – who can forget Kevin Costner hearing the words “If you build it, they will come” well in reality its “If you build it, he will come”