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originally posted by: JohnnyAnonymous
Just an interesting side note that was posed to me about this particular ME. Scroll to 3:33 on the video below of the (supposed) Congressional Record talking about Mr Fred Rogers (Center columne, highlighted).
originally posted by: narrator
I feel like the other poster, this probably isn't a true ME, it's simply that the episode/episodes that say "this" instead of "the" were changed, because there's 100% definitive proof that it was "the" at some point in time. My grandma made me a pillow when I was a kid, and she stitched that tagline into the pillow, "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood". It definitely says "the". My parents recorded the show multiple times, it definitely says the. I'm sure that somewhere on Youtube there are recordings of the show that prove it as well.
I think we can chalk this one up to, they changed the lyrics at some point.
originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: galaga
The "mirror mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all" gets me.
Magic mirror?
originally posted by: Archivalist
If you knew exactly why the Mandela Effect occurred, you couldn't tell anyone anyway. No one would believe you.
As a random ponderance. Sinbad as a genie, is one of the most popular Mandela Effect incidents.
Ever see a photograph of Sinbad?
I'll leave it at that. Anyone that studies their theoretical physics or astrophysics will immediately see what I mean.
I mean... I don’t understand why non-ME people get so highly offended.
originally posted by: queenofswords
I have wondered ever since the ME became a 'thing' why it triggers so much anger from those that haven't experienced it.
originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: Soylent Green Is People
Take the "dilemna vs dilemma" example. Ponder that word for a moment, then ask yourself why so many people remember it with a silent 'n'. That is not faulty memory. It is too insignificant a word for the 'n memory' to be so widespread and with so much certainty regarding that specific word.