The Mandela Effect Can No Longer Be Denied: Berenstein Was The Tip of The Iceberg

a reply to: Agartha
Dammit, got take my smug levels down a notch.

Whilst I may be wrong here, It's far more plausible that there's a universe I'm right in.
And the problem is that I'm in the wrong universe.

originally posted by: Krahzeef_Ukhar
Did the photographer get any pictures after the first shot?
I still reckon the photo was taken then.

There are 2 shots: the first pic is the one I posted. The second shot is the one Hidgingthistime posted. I'm sure the photographer took many others but I feel lazy now to google. lol

originally posted by: network dude

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Mandella effect explained. (it's in your head)

That may be true for some of the examples. But taking a random linguistic or pschological idea, and then asserting that it now proved false a different but possibly related phenomenon, isn't "explanation" nor proof. It's just a decent hypothesis.

a reply to: Agartha
Yeah, don't bother.
It was definitely pre shot (gunshot).

It was after the 2nd shot (gunshot) when the folks in the middle ducked.

originally posted by: Krahzeef_Ukhar
a reply to: hidingthistime
That's after the first shot.

Both of the people in the middle ducked away from view.
Look at the space between the front passenger and JFK.

Sorry, but still 6 seater.

You are wrong. The Governor and his wife didn't duck down till after the second shot.
If anything they would have been more in view between the shots, as in those seconds they were turned round in their seats seeing what just happened. It was only after JFK's head exploded that they ducked away.
It was clearly taken before the first shot.

JFK's and Jackie's heads obscuring our view of the other couple's heads maybe?

a reply to: Ruiner1978
Yeah I corrected myself above already.

Thought it would have been dishonest to edit my initial explanation now.
The space between JFK and the Front passenger still stands tho.

Agartha is the one you should see for all your JFK needs.

originally posted by: Krahzeef_Ukhar
a reply to: Ruiner1978
Yeah I corrected myself above already.

Thought it would have been dishonest to edit my initial explanation now.
The space between JFK and the Front passenger still stands tho.

Yeah I agree.
Looks like the Governor's hand is visible in both pics to me as well.

originally posted by: Krahzeef_Ukhar
Agartha is the one you should see for all your JFK needs.

hahaha nope, she is not.

There was another thread on this a while ago, hence I remember sites I visited then.

JFK limo 4 not 6

a reply to: Krahzeef_Ukhar

You don't understand my request. The source would tell the user exactly where that image is taken from. Once they found this they would realize there are other images from the same source which clearly show 6 people.

a reply to: Agartha

You also misunderstand my request. My point is to make these people DISCOVER THIS on their own. IF we keep showing them they will not learn this for themselves.

a reply to: raymundoko
Aaaaah, my bad.

My initial thought was that it was a faked pic until I butchered my explanation of it.

a reply to: Krahzeef_Ukhar

Yeah, the biggest problem I have with the majority of the ME crowd is they do ZERO research. They think watching hundreds
of videos that are nothing more than bias confirmation IS research, but they never stop and seriously investigate each claim the ME crowd makes.

Hiding this time could have easily done this research on their own and chose not to.

As a skeptic, my biggest question is this:

What's happening to the people?

Alright, I may be incorrect but if I understand the gist of this theory, it is that people are shifting from one timeline to another. In one timeline, life is like a box of chocolates. In another, life was like a box of chocolates. Alright, so suspending my disbelief, we have established at least two realities.

So if you come from the reality where the line was, "Life was like a box of chocolates" but find yourself in ours, where the line is different, what the hell happened to the version of you in this reality? Did they shift into the reality you came from (swapping places essentially) or shift into a third, or fourth reality? Are there only two realities?

As for the multiverse.. more than two realities. So does the shifting compound, ad infinitum? As one person shifts into an alternate reality, something must have to happen to the "them" of that reality. Presumably that would be a shift of their own. Which would trigger a shift for the "them" in their new reality.

It gets very confusing thinking about the possible mechanics.

And that's where this whole thing falls apart for me. I have yet to see anyone consider some of the things I've brought up here, and how it would effect this theory. Another question would be, why is it mostly pop culture stuff? Or things that have alternate explanations, that frankly make way more sense.

I realize people "know" it was one way or the other. That doesn't mean anything to me... that is entirely subjective. It's akin to how people "know" their God is real. I cite a multitude of faiths, and not just one. They can't all exist, despite how much one may "know" that theirs does.

In my opinion, the Mandela Effect doesn't stand up to a lick of scrutiny.

Prove me wrong.

Maybe the holocaust revisionists are right after all...

Just not as far as this timeline goes?

originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
As a skeptic, my biggest question is this:

What's happening to the people?[/i



I realize people "know" it was one way or the other. That doesn't mean anything to me... that is entirely subjective. It's akin to how people "know" their God is real. I cite a multitude of faiths, and not just one. They can't all exist, despite how much one may "know" that theirs does.

In my opinion, the Mandela Effect doesn't stand up to a lick of scrutiny.

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I agree. People are emotionally invested in this. Which means logic doesn't come into play