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originally posted by: wastedown
Spitballing just the same.
Seems to me these "changes" are often Grammar related. At the same time the mistakes are cultural or lingo in nature as in Froot Loops and FruitLoops. These are mistakes and AI might mistake in its reconstruction, or simulation or what have you. It pushes me to think about it from the Holographic or PC viewpoint. I don't know what to say beyond that as I haven't jumped wholly into its research. Quite a bit of evidence points to our reality being "holographic" though I don't think that is the right word to explain it. Something does feel oddly off about our reality lately.
Doesn't Mandela mean wheel of life or something like that.
originally posted by: Privy_Princess
a reply to: Jonjonj
It seems as if we are on the same wavelength today because I was just researching the Mandela effect, as well.
I'll link a topic that I have been reading about it in. It speaks about all types of Mandela effect cases, but mostly about the "Berenstein" or "Berenstain" bear conundrum.
www.lipstickalley.com...
I personally think you are onto something. There is a correlation between these oddities and time travel. It makes sense that we don't remember the change occurring because essentially these changes are being made after we experienced our past. Our past memories don't change just because the past was altered. So memories in and of themselves could be the key to everything. But...can we trust our memories as much as we think we can? That's the rub.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Jonjonj
Don't you think the time travelers would foresee us figuring out what they are doing and effecting change that would preclude us from becoming clued in?
originally posted by: wastedown
Maybe it is time travelers sending us a code to save our timeline!
If we take all of the missing or changed letters
Multiply by the square root of the population of Providence RI circa 1987
Carry the 3
And we get....
CHEESECAKE? Or FOURTY-TWO! Depending on your hemisphere.
dilemna website