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originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: AkontaDarkpaw
Yes, there is a pattern: it revolves around small details that are easy to mis-remember.
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: NeoSpace
Just the other day I was thinking about the causes of the Mandela Effect and came up with one possible cause iv'e not seen mentioned anywhere yet, Earth's atmosphere is made up of gases, what if this balance has changed thus changing everyone's perception of reality on the planet at the same time, if this happened would anyone notice.
I don't know about the Mandela Effect, but perception and/or reality? of the Earth's Atmosphere sure has changed. I remember being 6 or 7 years old and seeing clear, vivid blue skies and a sun which was bright yellow and flawless almost every time it wasn't raining. Nowadays, at 57 years old, on a few good days, the sky is always hazy and the sun is bright, but dull, if that makes any sense. I don't know anymore if it's just misremembering as I'm getting older, perceiving things differently or if it's always been this way. Who knows?
originally posted by: noonebutme
originally posted by: AkontaDarkpaw
I don't need to convince you to join the dark side because your reality and the ME can coexist and both be accurate. if you remember the line as written and stated, then you're unaffected by the ME.
Ok, so to that end, are you suggesting ME affects some people and not others? And if that's the assumption, does that same affectation occur to *any* living being in this reality?
Are there aliens on planet X thinking, I could have sworn it was Jozyick Bears and not Jozeinyick Bears?
Joking aside, *if* ME is real, which I'm not prepared to say it is, and reality has changed/shifted/altered for only some people -- does it apply all through this universe? Or just on Earth? And for some people?
I mean, look at it from the point of what is the most likely explanation: reality has shifted so pop culture related things are now not what there were, for only a select few people, or, those select few people are remembering it wrong because, as proven in scientific studies, shared incorrect memories across many people is very very normal.
At the moment, I'm going with the latter.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: AkontaDarkpaw
Yes, there is a pattern: it revolves around small details that are easy to mis-remember.
I think it is part of the same kinds of things that People tend to put down to faulty memory like missing items, items appearing in unusual places, new items in the home no one remembers. Stories a Family member suddenly pops up with that they insist they have told you their whole life and yet you have never heard from them before.
It makes people feel safe and comfortable to forget when something unusual happens. My thought is that we all have unusual things happen all of the time, we notice some because they were of more importance things for us, we dismiss most if not all because it makes us feel more secure.
Living in a world full of unpredictability is difficult. We can't deal with the quantum world where things are not solid and "real". We can't believe that things can just go somewhere else. Objects and perhaps people also can disappear into an unknown.
I think the more we learn about our true situation the more we will notice and not be able to dismiss or forget these happenings and so they will seem to be increasing but it is knowledge of the true state of our existence that is increasing. So everyone needs to get used to this and all of the odd changes we will be seeing more and more or they will perhaps be the ones to go crazy.
originally posted by: SpeakerofTruth
a reply to: Jefferton
I tell ya what's nonsense. When you have read and grew up with the BerenSTEIN Bears and Snow White and you KNOW it was NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER "Berenstain" or "magic mirror," but you have people telling you you're "mistaken" and it has "always" been that way.
Edit: Now it may very well be the case that it was changed from Berenstein to Berenstain or from mirror, mirror to magic mirror over the years, but it wasn't always that way.
originally posted by: NordeastRock
I can't find any mention of C-3PO's silver leg? I just discovered the whole topic of ME when I caught a video post on YT talking about C-3PO having a silver leg - which he does now in the original trilogy - silver right shin to be specific. I saw Star Wars when it came out in 1977. I was one of the original kid fanatics of the films - 3PO was all gold in the movies I saw as a kid - not a shadow of a doubt in my mind. This isn't a 3 second quote or misquote that goes by once in a film - this is him having a silver leg in every shot where you can see his lower right leg - that he never had in the movies I watched as a kid. If you haven't seen this one, and remember the movies as I do, it will blow your mind. I'd like to know how many people are experiencing this the same way I am, so I put up a 5 question poll on Google Docs, fill it out if you can and maybe we can quantify this phenomenon a little bit (and go watch the movies if the silver leg thing sounds funny to you and this is the first time you've seen it mentioned):
3PO's silver leg poll
If anyone wants to compare notes I posted more info about my background with the Star Wars films and what a freak I was for them as a kid in another thread: www.abovetopsecret.com...