Hyperthymesia-Putting an end to the Mandella Effect

a reply to: buckwhizzle

He did on purpose. For effect.

a reply to: TheMaxHeadroomIncident

I'm trying to get to the bottom of it, by presenting a new angle.

What do the Mandela effect people do?

Nothing.

It appears that it's you, who needs to get over it.

Oh, and Mandela effect may be impossible to debunk, due to the timeline shift nonsense, but that also makes it equally absurd to believe.

a reply to: Misterlondon

Lol I grew up with someone who does the same thing and it was always funny because he was a really big dude so mostly people just agreed with him lol.
I definitely myself have remembered things wrong too.

a reply to: Chadwickus

Much absurder than your accepted reality?

a reply to: Misterlondon

I know somebody who is just like your friend. Their mother is the same way. They tend to remember things that did not happen while their mother tends to adamantly NOT remember things that did in fact happen. Curious really

I remember years ago the Mandela Effect was thoroughly debunked to be nothing more than faulty memory, and everyone in the world accepted that explanation...

...but for some mysterious reason that's not the case anymore..

originally posted by: Chadwickus
Hyperthymesia is the condition of possessing an extremely detailed autobiographical memory, and should resoundly end any notion of the Mandella effect being anything more than a meme created and parroted by those that just can't admit that their memory is fallible.

I'm hoping to get in contact with Becky from the article so I can pose some of the Mandela effect questions to her, if she is interested, but in the meantime, discuss and dismiss!

Interesting.
So is my understanding correct in thinking you hope to ask her questions such as "Do you remember Berenstein or Berenstain?"
"Is it Luke I am your father or No I am your father?"
"Life was or is like a box of chocolates?"
"Does the position of Australia match up with your memory?"
And her answers would confirm without doubt or question that this whole ME thing is nothing more than others remembering wrong as her memory has more credit due to her condition?

Is that what you're saying?