Mandela Effect Philosophy Explained

A look at the philosophy behind the Mandela effect. How several Mandela effects relate to our role in nature and the unconscious mind. Weird animals, Berenstein vs Berenstain, Fruit of the Loom, and most importantly the great changes, the Sun and Moon.

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[Sam-esgf]

They are right about one thing, if not for the right reason - there has been a real reduction in earthworm numbers in recent decades. Earthworms are indicators of, and contribute to - soil health. They're the bees of the ground, kinda.

[nursultankamichaev]

So basically, nostalgia is just the Mandela effect on steroids?

[fsd]

Could I possibly have faulty memories and misremember things? Nah it must be the universe thats wrong!

[owenamenta]

This puts into words my thoughts on the Mandela effect I didn't know how to express it fully. Great work.

[Lagover]

I always had trouble delving into the thoughts of people trying to explain the phenomenon, most seemed just like desolate cobwebs in the attic. Thank you for your clearheaded and honest approach to the topic as always!

[Conan_Kilgore]

When my younger sisters were in highschool they learned of the mandela effect. It was a rough two weeks until their attention wandered.

[solidtank]

Most of them don't jive for me, but it used to be Berenstein Bears. That's all I know.

[Noneofyourbusiness]

I’ve been watching your videos for a few days solid - and I’m hooked. One of the most interesting philosophers on YouTube

[neblajap]

Why have I not been notified of this channel from day 1? Great work keep it up!!!

[toilaconhaisam]

Basically: im not worng, the world is

[ltxhg]

This channel is fire! Keep on doing the great work. 🤴

[zach]

I had 3 near death experiences in late 2012/early 2013 and can’t shake the feeling something is off...

[vanjaarsic]

You should have also mentioned that why Mandela effect takes effect on so many people is probably because some people propagate false names or false events accidentally by misremembering thus convincing other people that loosely remember certain name or event of this false reality.

[AnglUki]

I thought it was the morgan freeman effect

[jaQobian]

It’s really not that difficult to discern if books, songs, movies, products we’ve been using our entire lives have impossibly changed. And there’s nothing arrogant about recognizing when it’s happened.

Human memory/perception is not THAT BAD when it comes to zeroing in on identifying characteristics. We do so with an accurate high degree of reliability every day.

You ignore or didn’t bother to research all the residual evidence that shouldn’t exist unless the items in question once existed in their prior specified ways.

For anyone interested in the truth of what’s occurring that aren’t so quick to gaslight themselves I encourage you to dig deeper.

[MasterCarve]

There was a cornucopia in the Fruit of the Loom logo, I'm certain of it.

[sean..L]

I recently experienced the horror of misremembering something. I mentioned a bizarre event that my friends should remember but they did not and I felt a real feeling of horror. It's only natural to want to rationalize this and alleviate this uncanny idea that the people you trust cannot verify your experiences.

[bjuny]

Perhaps we have to interpret the changing of a universe as a symbolic one?

[bubu]

after i heard the "black tail tip pikachu" thing, i couldn't take the mongolia effect seriously

[bayareaomg]

why did this shake me to the core like w u t you shouldn't be this good at content creation yet hear you are