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Even if the people who remember Berenstein and Mcintyre are wrong (which they are not), can we not see that Google is somehow being programmed to suppress those results and only offer results for the “new” names?
Truth is an imaginary precept that unenlightened minds cling to out of habit and fear of entropy. There is no truth. In my opinion. Which is, in itself, inherently flawed.
I like how people point fingers and literally say "this person is stupid" because of this whole ordeal.
Yet no one who isnt experiencing this can fathom what it would be like to be on the other side of the discussion. Instead they would rather poke fun and call people childish names. For all anyone knows this is a new mental illness and some of you are sitting in your little chairs poking fun at people that very well may ill in the head.
Im almost certain i am the only person that has taken this route of explination, because i dont believe in whatever the hell a "time jump" or "reality jump" is, yet still experience this oddity of something i once knew as fact not being so.
I assumed ATS was a place to discuss things like this. Not to be riddiculed, called stupid, talked down upon, or any of the childish BS that runs rampant around here.
I dont expect, or care, for people to believe me as i can see how absurd it sounds without the assistance from the captain obvious' of the forums sprinting at the chance to declare how much they know the competency of a memory that isnt theirs.
Point being, if you dont think its real, thats fine, but you dont need to belittle people and make them feel like garbage because they are experiencing something that cannot be explained or proven.
originally posted by: VortikiYet no one who isnt experiencing this can fathom what it would be like to be on the other side of the discussion. Instead they would rather poke fun and call people childish names. For all anyone knows this is a new mental illness and some of you are sitting in your little chairs poking fun at people that very well may ill in the head.obvious' of the forums sprinting at the chance to declare how much they know the competency of a memory that isnt theirs.
originally posted by: paperdoll
originally posted by: VortikiYet no one who isnt experiencing this can fathom what it would be like to be on the other side of the discussion. Instead they would rather poke fun and call people childish names. For all anyone knows this is a new mental illness and some of you are sitting in your little chairs poking fun at people that very well may ill in the head.obvious' of the forums sprinting at the chance to declare how much they know the competency of a memory that isnt theirs.
But the thing is, people who don't believe "the mandela theory" ARE experiencing it. "It" being the mistakes in what one thought was. So, we CAN fathom it. It's just that these people do not chalk it up to a timeline shift. I figure that I never knew what was correct in the first place or I associate it with something else. I'm very open to the idea of timeline shifts but these experiences have nothing to do with that, IMO.
The fact that these experiences are basically about three topics (spelling errors, celebrity death, geography) causes it to not scream timeline shift. As I asked in another post, what if we were asked to answer questions (even multiple choice) about the spelling of words/brands, who is alive and who isn't, and country placement? Do you not think that an alarming number of us would get the same things wrong?
Why are the experiences not many and not varied?
I've researched this topic a lot because like I said, I remember things differently too. I think that these believers have about as much evidence as I, so why are so many people diehard about it being a timeline shift? What evidence do you have that I am not seeing?
It's just becoming increasingly annoying as these mandela effect topics are everywhere!