25 Things That Prove the Mandela Effect Exists

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Discover the mind-bending phenomenon of the Mandela Effect in our latest video, "25 Things That Prove The Mandela Effect Exists." Explore puzzling examples that challenge memory, from iconic movie quotes to familiar brand logos. Join us on this intriguing journey into collective memory anomalies and share your thoughts in the comments below. Don't miss out on unraveling the mysteries behind the Mandela Effect!

Music: Stranger Things - Causmic
Author: Hestie Bernard

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Death of Neil Armstrong
1:46 - Mother Teresa
2:33 - Old phones
3:23 - Oreos
4:38 - Overwatch
5:37 - Fruit of the Loom
6:40 - Forgetful fruit
7:26 - Sounds cheesy
8:26 - Batteries Still Not Included
9:10 - Captain Pugwash
10:01 - Sexy goings on
10:37 - Pikachu
11:14 - Jaws 2
12:26 - Lord Of The Rings
13:19 - “Hello Clarice”
13:57 - Big
14:44 - Casablanca
15:35 - Britney Spears
16:27 - Henry VIII
17:21 - Tom Cruise
18:43 - Multiverse
19:49 - CERN
20:56 - Tiananmen Square
21:57 - Donald Trump
22:46 - 52 states
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[TheUncleMichael]

A lady did find a cornucopia on a very old T-shirt of "Fruit of the Loom". She proved we are not crazy.

[tammygrubbs]

Even the guy that did the art work for fruit of the loom said he remembers it having a cornucopia too.

[AlwaysCheckmateNeverStalemate]

The cornucopia one is very real. I remember some million years ago in elementary school when an art teacher tried to explain to us how to draw one for thanksgiving and even commented that for those of us who have any articles of clothing by Fruit of the Loom may already be familiar with it or should take a gander at the tag.

[truthhub]

First of all, the term "Mandela effect" was coined by a witch named Fiona Broom. What this phenomenon is and what is causing it is debatable, but there's no doubt it's real. Some examples that cannot be denied. 1. The Wizard of Oz scene where they're going into the haunted forest has been totally changed, the tin man has a big wrench and the lion has a butterfly net and the scarecrow has a revolver. This will show on all copies, even old VHS tapes. 2. Captain Picard's fidget crystal. Trekkies are known for knowing everything about Star Trek, even the most minor details. Every Trekkie says Picard never had a fidget crystal. 3. Judge Judy's gavel. No episode shows Judge Judy having a gavel now. 4. The Monopoly Man. There is what's called a remnant of this in the movie Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, where Ace knocks out the bald guy with the eye monacle and calls him the Monopoly guy. Mr. Moneybags does not have a monacle anymore. 5. Many verses in the bible have been altered, including the Lord's Prayer, which now says Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. It should say forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those that trespass against us. I could go on and on with examples

[Jay-ate-a-bug]

The Cornucopia in the Fruit of the Loom logo always bothered me. It was where I learned the word "Cornucopia" from when I asked someone what it was as a child. What I believe happened is that the company was sold to new owners who immediately changed the Logo and when people asked about it the new employees of the company just didn't know anything about a Cornucopia and have just told people it never had it. Essentially lying without knowing they were lying. The Cornucopia was definitely a part of the logo when I was a kid wearing tighty whiteys and white T-Shirts.

[Ruodnoc]

I remember the Cornucopia in the fruit of the loom logo & nobody can convince me otherwise.

[noonespecial]

Tom Cruise WAS wearing sunglasses it was ray bans best advertisement ever. It made ray bans cool. I watched a documentary on ray bans about it.

[williamtanner]

Its odd, but i recall being a child in the late 60's, and at bed bedtime i had a conversation with my mother as to why was there a basket of fruit on my waistband. That does blow my mind. Has Cern altered our timeline?

[elisekellett]

I dont care what anyone says. I remember playing Monopoly often as a kid and the little man had a monicle. It always fascinated me as to how he kept it on his face being only half a pair of glasses. And then when i got older i found out how. Probably from watching the penguin on batman!

[UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks]

I have a personal Mandela effect. I used to deliver monthly newspapers to a subdivision on a lake. There was an empty, overgrown lot on a cul de sac, that from one month to the next was replaced with a house and landscaped yard. I'm a retired general contractor, and I can assure you of two things: First, there was no house there before, and then, the house that appeared had mature trees in it that matched the rest of the homes for age. It is impossible to do that in 30 days. It HAD to have simply appeared.

[jokercardzz]

My mom and I lived through a Mandela Effect that flip flopped around. We went to the store a few years ago, and saw that my beloved box of Froot Loops was spelled FRUIT Loops. Went back a week later, and it was back to FROOT Loops. It was a mind fuck and a half

[zoefelix]

In 1998/1999 I bought a huge...I mean HUGE! Pikachu sticker for the back window of my car...a Chevy corsica. I REMEMBER TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE PLACEMENT OF THE BLACK STRIPE AT THE END OF HIS TAIL SO I COULD STILL SEE THRO MY REAR VIEW MIRROR.
Why would I remember doing this if the black stripe never existed?

I know for a FACT he had a black stripe on his tail!

[bashnagata]

The artist who created the Fruit of the Loom logo remembers a cornucopia.

[col.mustard]

One "multiverse" fact most people forget is that Star Trek introduced the concept to their fans in the episode Mirror, Mirror all the way back on Oct 6, 1969.

[MrSimplesimon]

I remember the Cornucopia. I remember it. I also realized you mentioned Big. I love this movie. I even own the extended version. I remember the ending doesn't end with the girl getting young again. I remember this from my childhood. The most baffling unsolvable Mandela Effect in my mind is The Berenstein/Berenstain Bears. I know I remember Berenstein as a child. My Mum helped my pronounce stein as is Einstein. Not stain as is shirt stain. Also, with Captain Pugwash (From the 70's at least), I swear I remember a character called Master Bates, which did get changed to Mister Bates in the 1998 version of the series.

[SonjaMorrison-ij]

Mother Teresa was an absolute horror who should never have been canonised. What a crime that was.

[bethanysheats]

I was in art class in 87-88 and my art teacher devoted the entire class to talking about Mandela and why he was so important. It was because he had passed while in prison. A few years later, when he became president, we were all very confused since everyone in school remembered the day dedicated to him back in Jr High. We pretty much wrote it off that he must have been super sick and they thought he was going to pass. But the school didn't take "nearly passed" anywhere near as seriously. So yeah, either he miraculously came back to life, or was replaced by a double.

[KayWal_JDM]

The one that gets me, is when I was a kid I remember Raisin Bran cereal the SUN had 2 scoops in his hand and black sunglasses on, But I guess it never happened.

[Ohmygodbritany]

Okay but my question is, everyone who remembers some of these mandela effects always remember them the same way, and when we see videos covering the Mandela effect and show images of what we ‘remember, ’ yet those images are false, how do all these videos and illustrators know the images to create in our memories if they are false? There would be discrepancies based on interpretation if they weren’t actually real at one point, would there not?

[aprilpotter]

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