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We need scientific testing on this issue.
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Profusion
Put a group of people in a room who all experienced something together and the memories of that experience will differ , it isn't that their memory is shot it's just that memory isn't a precise snapshot of the past.
Mandela Effect is a Meme , it's an invention that when you think about it makes no sense.
We need scientific testing on this issue.
How do you propose that is done ?
originally posted by: samerulesapply
How can you possibly test this supposed effect, scientifically?
originally posted by: samerulesapply
In all honesty, and on some actual reflection over a period of time I'#ve reached the conclusion that the Mandela effect is not only stupid, but damaging.
originally posted by: samerulesapply
There's nothing to get to the bottom of, that's the point.
So, the question that’s actually on everyone’s mind: If parallel universes are not so parallel after all, will we macroscopic beings one day be able to interact with the other universes in our neighborhood?
“It’s not a part of our theory,” said Wiseman. “But, if a force does exist between parallel worlds, you can start to wonder, what if that force is not exactly how we’ve written it down. The idea of interactions with other universes is no longer pure fantasy.”
It opens up doors, so to speak.
LINK
originally posted by: wdkirk
What earth shattering, mind blowing and life changing events are you chalking up to the Mandela Effect?
originally posted by: samerulesapply
a reply to: wdkirk
Exactly...the afore-mentioned Cadbury/s debacle is an excellent case in point. Someone is all like...oh, it used to be Cadbury's but now it's Cadbury! How weird is that...except, it still says Cadbury's on some products...ins't that strange?
What..that nothing has changed, at all? Not really, no.