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originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: Jonjonj
So what is the argument against the ME about the Ford logo changing?
originally posted by: TheKnightofDoom
a reply to: Pearj
You were shown why the maps are/were made that way but you choose to ignore it all and equal it all to the Mandela effect when it is has been explained.
originally posted by: paperdoll
originally posted by: Jonjonj
a reply to: paperdoll
I think the point of this thread is to invalidate any argument about the Ford logo changing because...it NEVER changed in the other timeline.
I think that is the point...
Yeah..
I know better than to click on all of these many, many ME posts but I just can't help myself!
but in this timeline there are some twirly bits sometimes and other times there are no twirly bits.
originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: WakeUpBeer
You are sad because I can't possibly answer the questions you asked? I could speculate but what would you say to that?
originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: Jonjonj
but in this timeline there are some twirly bits sometimes and other times there are no twirly bits.
In this timeline there has been a twirly bit in the logo for over a century........
So what?
The argument is: The logo always had a twirly bit in the other timeline, and never changed, but in this timeline there are some twirly bits sometimes and other times there are no twirly bits.
Let me ask again: Isn't the premise of the Mandela effect that timelines shift? So why would pictures of the logo from the old timeline exist in the supposed new timeline?
originally posted by: eriktheawful
Do you think that companies do not change their logos?
Ford has changed their logo many times. The way a logo is imprinted, cut, stamped or put on has changed over time too:
Changing logos is what they do:
originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: Jonjonj
So what?
First off the argument that companies change their logos is invalid since it hasn't changed for over a century.
Second,
The argument is: The logo always had a twirly bit in the other timeline, and never changed, but in this timeline there are some twirly bits sometimes and other times there are no twirly bits.
The argument is that it DIDN'T have the twirly bit in the other timeline, and in this timeline it officially had the twirly bit for over over a century.
Why are parallel universes or timelines shifting the explanation?
What evidence suggests this and could it suggest something else?
Are you absolutely sure those are the RIGHT arguments though? How do you know it isn't you who switched out or whatever? I mean how can anyone know, really? It isn't as if there is any logical argument to be had, right?
originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: Jonjonj
Are you absolutely sure those are the RIGHT arguments though? How do you know it isn't you who switched out or whatever? I mean how can anyone know, really? It isn't as if there is any logical argument to be had, right?
Now you are just deflecting with empty rethoric. You made some incorrect statements which I corrected and I explained why arguments about the Ford logo being used here against the ME, are invalid, which they are, regardless of your stance on the ME.
Continued..
why is this post not in the HOAX bin
people just feel the need to exaggerate the truth
you need to stay away from particle physics your clueless
whole made up Mandela Effect to those who see it for what it is...hysterically funny.
NO! I made a ridiculous summation intended as sarcasm which you decided to cherry pick to make your point.
Is that you Raymundo, or Max maybe?
originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: intrptr
Let's stick to the claim you made. You are claiming that officially changed company logos are the cause of the "confusion".
So I ask you, at what point in time did they have a logo without the swirl ?