Human Body Mandela Effect

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[voidreality]

I remember there being a Mandela effect about the rip cage being different now does any one else

[KateMedland]

The one that gets me is our skulls. I know that the eye balls had no bone behind them. Open to the skull. Eye sockets with a rim of bone and nothing behind. Now it has a solid bone back there????
This new organ is crazy.

[lofoten]

The most mind blowing thing about the body is that nerves regrow! I allways thought that once nerves where cut that was it. But you might be able to surgically splice them. But now they regrow by 1 mm per day! And you will make a complete recovery in less than a year!

[foodievlogs]

It's not only this. The heart is in the centre, not on the left anymore. Kidneys are high, just below the rib cage. Around the eyes there's a dark circle. And many other things.

[POLARTTYRTM]

Oh man, this one almost drove me insane. This can't be possible. I remember a newly discovered organ that was tiny.

[troysgaming]

New!! So many years in school for this to be new!! God dam this is blowing my mind

[VesnaVK]

Never heard of it. I guess I'm still in the other reality.

[krypto]

I remember learning about this in high school bio in the late 90’s, but I don’t remember it being referred to as an organ. The skin has always been the largest organ.

[kernel]

It's gonna be interesting commenting this with people in health department. Great finding.

[DamOneMan]

We're transforming/evolving into aliens

[justing]

And a lot of these Mandela effects do most in my mind up especially JFK especially Star Wars but if this was just discovered two years ago then it's really not I'm Mandela effect it's just that people haven't heard of it yet they're too interested in the Kardashians and other stuff that makes people's brains melt

[matthewk]

I remember the Interstitium existing and being known about for a long time. I swear it was mentioned in the tv series ER. "You're going to have to cut through the Interstitium between the 3rd and 4th rib." Am I just simply out of my mind or something? In case people don't know this, ER ended the series quite some time ago.

[yup_pea]

WAIT! WHAT! LMFAO 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 OMG! what else is in there? What else did they miss? Are we mutants? 🤔

[compulsiverambler]

They explain the reason they had always misidentified that layer of tissue (not failed to notice it) in the article. It makes sense when you read it all. I do think some of the other sudden anatomy changes are real though.

[imanemu]

just shared this with my physio (in the UK) he hadn't heard of it either

[jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku]

Is this interstitial something scientists knew or theorized about before that was recently confirmed?
Also there was a set of short bits on late late night on TBS years ago called Interstitials. My favorite thing they had was a Cops like show that followed bumpkin sherriff's deputies in a small town. I think that it was called Police Blotter. This was the 90s. Idk if it means anything related to this, but an interesting tidbit, no?

[mrssupermann]

I had read some time ago that they discovered this new organ by slicing frozen flesh.

[davidhenderson]

I want to what doctors think about human body related MEs

[titansmashproductions]

Haven't the deltoid and collar bones been different? Has anyone else experienced this or just me?