Calvin Coolidge Huge Mandela Effect--need your help!!

I remember something being off about New Zealand as well but I think it is in the way people described it. They would say it is above Australia which is incorrect or simply would not explain it well enough and people would get confused. I also remember being told our planet was placed in one of the outside arms in a fairly distant location. This could be simple discovery however.

I also remember the hobby horse.

UMMMMMMM-Have you never heard of Stephen Hawking? Brian Greene?

You are trying to pass as something you are NOT---------INTELLIGENT!!!

Looney “toons”* not being correct

Yes, I used to teach English and was also a proofreader. It was certainly "dilemna," although we pronounced it the other way.

I have experienced quite a few "mandela effects" (though not the original namesake event, nor a lot of the more common ones ...

I have no specific Coolidge knowledge ... but if he wasn't the bachelor president ... then who was??

I KNOW there was one.

his sister was "first lady"

...off to google

Buchanan was the bachelor president in this timeline, it seems.

Now it's Buchanan. Did not used to be

I had in my memory where New Zealand was so I just looked at a map. It slid down?! WTF!?

In my timeline World Clocks were reset by 15 minutes forward to compensate for the sped up rotation of the earth some time in the late 1990's. Except nobody seems to remember that happening?

Thanks! Yes! For many people, it happened in 2016. "Chick" who is often on SMQAI's youtubes, remembers her world changing hugely the night Trump was elected.

She remembers the stoplights changing that night, as she drove home. Green used to be on top, red at bottom. That night it switched for her, and for me also.

She is great on geographical, anatomical and many other changed circumstances.. Here is a link to her website:

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This thread is intriguing.

I do have certain Mandela effects I've identified, such as the berenstein bears, the New Zealand thing.

I don't know much about Coolidge, but I do know there was a bachelor President. I just looked it up and it is James Buchanan, which does not sound right to me at all. But I also don't connect Coolidge with that either. It's strange

I remember an adjustment, but not the duration.

So is it our consciousness that exists in multiple timelines? I’m new to this. I’ve heard of the Mandela Effect before but never gave it much thought. How is it possible we remember things differently while physically not changing?

TYIA.

Yes, my feathered friend!

James Buchanan was the only bachelor president.

Those who are from this timeline are actually incapable of even grasping the the concept of the Mandela Effect.
Their heads explode at the thought of it.
We are now in the Idiocracy timeline.
I bet there is massive overlap of those same lemmings and Trump Derangement Syndrome.

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Cynthia Sue Larson is a science person who explains this well in her book:

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She did some videos, and then one watcher contacted her and said he had read her obituary at a certain date, a time in which she had been mortally ill, but recovered.

Dale DuFay also explains it this way---some of us, a very few, are experiencing our consciousness shifting into another version of ourselves which lives in another part of the multiverse, and that other part of ourselves has moved on somewhere else. He has a friend who bought a truck (i.e. gray Tacoma) and then one morning it was white, or something, and always had been on this version of Earth.

Dale also has a twin who has completely different memories, and does not seem to shift realities.

Cynthia Sue Larson says that a huge percentage of MEs (Mandela Effected) are INFJ.

I don't have it figured out. I am INFJ. I feel better when I'm not the only one.

I just asked my wife OP, who is big on Presidential history, etc. (she is currently hip-deep in a biography about John Wilkes Booth), I just asked her "hey, what do you know about Calvin Coolidge hon?" She replied "he was known as the bachelor President." "Not anymore" says I- "wha?!" she is now trippin' and looking into it.

I love you.

THAT IS WHAT I NEEDED!!!!!!!!!! you have done me a solid, thanks.

Me, too!

But I'm weird in that I often remember things more than one way.

Beetles, Beatles. Etc.

All true!

It really seems like the Idiocracy. When I was a reporter, and proofreader in the early 80's, reporters were supposed to sound intelligent.

Take these two examples--we avoided double subjects, as in the example "John he went downtown." Now, this is the norm.

Another--improper use of the word "whenever," which I believe also changed in 2012. Now people, including newscasters, say things like "yesterday,at 8:45, whenever I attended his funeral," instead of "when." "Whenever" was used to indicate multiple events, not to be synonymous with "when."

I definitely feel im from a different timeline, does explain what's going on in 2020 for me...

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Enter the electric horse. It was the brainchild of John Harvey Kellogg, the utopian doctor best known for inventing corn flakes in an attempt to cure people of their masturbation habits. Kellogg was a proponent of better living through electricity, crafting scores of inventions that promised to vibrate, shake, and shock patients back to health. He claimed that one of his apparatuses for “automatic exercise,” which he called “the riding horse,” perfectly imitated the single-foot and English trot gaits of a real horse.

Coolidge apparently thought so, too. Though The New York Times mocked the device as “a hobby horse” in 1923, it cited friends who thought that the president's strength and stamina as a leader were due “in large part to the attention he has given his electric horse.” From a canter to a gallop, Coolidge rode it three times a day.

The tin woodsman carries a pistol now!

INFJs are supposed to be the most sensitive and intuitive, correct? I am INTJ, one of those “I need proof before believing” people, but not so close minded I can’t entertain the thoughts and ideas while looking for proof.

I listened to a story about a woman who walked away from a car crash and experienced shifts in timeline afterward. Friends that were in the car confirmed the changes as well. Very strange and intriguing stuff. I’ll check out the sources you shared. Ty

Ftr: my husband and I went over the common Mandela effects. We both remember Jiffy, Berenstein Bears, the cornucopia in FOTL logo, and the Sinbad genie movie. Don’t remember the hyphen in KitKat. Can’t remember what else.

I am skeptical about a lot of the Mandela Effect stuff (much is due to big media events being repeatedly misrepresented, like the Forrest Gump one or Darth Vader- we remember it as it was repeated misrepresented in pop culture- like skits on Sat. night Live, etc.) But SOME, IMO, are indisputable- Dolly from Moonraker or the 'Berenstain Bears' for example.

Shit, in a precious timeline I was a great guy but couldn't complete anything to save my life, friends and family flocked to me for advice and viewed me as amiable and gregarious- but I didn't finish anything I started- NOW, I have multiple college degrees and everyone seems to hate me! I used to be skinny as a rail and had long hair, now, I am 240 of muscle and sport a buzz-cut. I used to go along with others and 'fit-in', now I call everyone on their shit and go against the grain pretty much constantly.

Sumpin' has changed...that is fo' shhizzle

Here come all the mental cases out of the closets. The undiagnosed masses. So, let me get this straight, Coolidge, the fucking President who didn't run for a second term because of the DEATH OF HIS SON... Was a lifelong bachelor?

Got it.

Fucking twats

The Trump victory does seem to have been a timeline shift. I am not surprised he was involved in it, since he has lots of time travel memes in his story.

I feel better when I listen to videos from other Mandela Effected people. Vanessa VA is also good, on Bible changes, and her own new theories. Brian Stavely is good; he pumps out lots of material.

I like Glo13 because she describes her physical and emotional reactions to the shifts, which really ease my loneliness.

Lately I shift twice a week, on Sundays and Thursdays. Starts with ringing in my ears, seasick feelings, and then when I wake up, I look at the giant world map on my wall and four or five things have changed. Sometimes I dread going outdoors.

Nothing is wrong with my memory of these events.