The Mandela Effect | Examples & Possible Explanation | Documentary

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The Mandela has been all the talk lately, and it's one of those things that at first seem silly, but as you dive into things, it can get a little strange. I'm not saying the Mandela Effect is real, or that we alternate between parallel universes, but we know nothing about what surrounds us in space and time, and when you think like that, anything is possible, so let's see how deep the rabbit hole goes.....

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[bruhshkebabs]

Sometimes I have dreams of little moments of life happening and then, after a while, the same exact thing happens! Like, what?!?!

[Tops]

Sucks I can only put 5 cards on this video! Let me know if any of the examples I mentioned were different to what you thought!

[PunkExMachina]

the one with the monopoly guy and the monocle always fucks me up

[kryptonic]

Guys don’t worry it’s just earth updating it’s software it might have a few bugs

[FishyAshB]

A correction, the original IS Mirror, Mirror. Keep in mind, the phrase did NOT come from the movie, but the original story. Disney didn't write the story, Brothers Grimm did.

[MrCamwilliams]

Maybe I'm wrong but I feel like people just don't pay attention

[TigerSt]

Where is the parallel universe where I'm famous and rich.

[berserkerryan]

A lot of people’s theories in the comments made me think of broken telephone. After an idea gets passed down multiple times it has the tendency to become altered, or even lacking.

[sieshel_]

Theory: there are time travelers that have changed the original timeline of the universe, but many people still remember the alternate timelines.

[peterhyams]

one time I was driving with my mom and we heard about a plane crash on the radio. When we got home, we wanted to do some more research about the crash but we couldn't find anything. We asked my dad and he hadn't heard anything about it. We forgot about it until the plane crash we heard about on the radio happened 3 days later.

[maynordj]

ATTENTION PEOPLE IN THE UK.


THERE IS NO "R" at the end of the name

[carlotan]

Our dumb minds just auto corrects everything.

[samh]

No way, it's not possible that I simply remembered something wrong. Or that a quote has been misquoted so many times that the misquote is more prominent than the original. No way. Not possible.

Has to be a parallel universe. Yep. That makes the most sense.

[unbogamingspecial]

I always remember mickey without suspenders

[davidgannett]

I worked for Disney World for 20 years. Mickey had suspenders. That's what the two white buttons are on the front. They are suspender buttons.

[jougiyoshi]

On my life, I've heard of a theory somewhere stating that there's a different universe for literally every possible outcome of every situation, thus literally making infinite realities for all of the possible outcomes. For example, say you ate a sandwich. Nothing out of the ordinary, nothing spilled, nothing. Now, there's a different universe for every outcome of that. Say you could've drop the sandwich on the floor, there's a universe for that. From not even making a sandwich, universe for that. I like to think of this as like infinite forks in a road. There's infinite possibilities for every situation, and each one directly influences the next. Please reply if you know what I'm saying, this is driving me fucking insane.

[DDT]

Not remembering small details or misspelling few words is not slipping into a different parallel universe.

[TheParanormalScholar]

The Time Magazine photograph is NOT of JFK's car. If you take the time to read the article which is directly below the image, it clearly states that this is the car of Vice President Johnson. Please do your research.

[gyurt]

I don't want to live in this universe anymore

[stormcrow]

What it boils down to is a foggy memory, where we fill in the blanks with miss information, with what we do remember, then it solidifies the new memory. Many of us share in the misconceptions of fragmented memories. I was trying to remember the title of a cartoon I watched in the late 80's. It drove me crazy for months. I had fragmented memories. The problem was, I was confusing it with a combo of two cartons. From countless searches on the internet & You Tube, I found the title to one, then finally the other. One was really obscure. It was very gratifying to finally let my mind be at ease. If something isn't of great prevalence in ones life, some details may fade and new ones are created.