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The Mandela Effect, AKA "I don't want to be wrong"

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TerryDon79

posted on May, 16 2016 @ 09:08 AM
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a reply to: raymundoko

It's like the special snowflakes are scared to admit they have a fallible memory. God forbid they're like everyone else.

When did people stop saying "I thought it said this, but guess I was wrong" and start with the "OMG!!!1one1!!1! Mandela effect!"

Why is it so hard to admit you just remembered something wrong?


Ruiner1978

posted on May, 16 2016 @ 08:26 PM
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originally posted by: TerryDon79
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Why is it so hard to admit you just remembered something wrong?

Because for one to admit they've remembered something wrong they'd have to think they've remembered something wrong. But, people believe they are remembering things correctly.

Simple really, if you think about it...



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