One question on Mandela Effect that is now resolved! Is it REAL?! Take a look!! Screenshots,old news articles, some amateur videos prove it!

That mean all things digital can be edited by a mega super computer spinning its web on humanity.

It aint called "web" for no reason folks...

Evolving your consciousness and connecting with the universal quantum integrated consciousness is the only solution to escape this edited information prison...

dont care what they say

it was dilemna

wrote it enough, practiced it enough for the spelling bee....which i won... in my childhood until who knows when, it was DILEMNA

Ok, the Mandela Effect has now been SOLVED. gather around. and please invite your friends to come here as well.

the Mandela Effect has now beem SOLVED. it is easy to find artifacts from the original objects on our timeline, i.e. in their state BEFORE they shifted.

the way to do so is simply to use existing online resources to search through old newspapers, via the WEB. and also, you can only find artifacts if they are the product of someone OTHER than the actual purveyor of the item or work in question.

So, for example, ALL occurences of the name "Looney Tunes" appear that way in the actual cartoons. However, if we do a search for the name "Looney Toons," in actual tv listings in various old newspapers.... guess what you find. take a look at the link below, and then click ANY newspaper shown there; then zoom in on the specific image... and voila.

"remember, all I'm offering is the truth."

LINK TO SEARCH RESULTS:

[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov (secure)]

LINK TO ACTUAL OCCURRENCE OF PHRASE "Looney TOONS"!!!! Every single search result shows the same result!!!!

[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov (secure)]

How about Monopoly's missing monocle?

What about Dolly and the braces in James Bonds "Moonraker"

Okay well I brushed this off for awhile but it is real.

Let me tell you until recently I had no concept.

It is real. And way more fucking real than you would want to believe.

This literally proves nothing.

The true "Mandela effect" is not hard to understand. And the internet itself is the issue.

Let's take Luke, I am your father. It is a simple line. Vader says, No, I am your father. Always did. But people run around quoting it as "Luke, I am your father!". There was no internet. Many people quoted it incorrectly. The movie was insanely huge, cultural touchstone. As fans grow up, some say the wrong quote, some say the actual line. No big deal.

But then the internet comes along. Now there are people quoting the line wrong, and the movie is 20 years old at that point. Kids that grew up with their parents saying the line wrong see it as the misquote. To them it has always been Luke, I am your father. The misquote on that line was actually more popular than the real line. The internet is 7 billion people, many of them stupid. Thus, the line was changed via "Mandela Effect".

Berenstain Bears. A strange spelling. It was always that. But when people write it out from memory, Berenstein is a far more natural sounding and looks correct. Same type of thing. Over time, we all think the old books had to be Berenstein. People get on the internet and some people who no longer have the books and swear it was Berenstein cannot be convinced. So it must be that the "timeline shifted".

It is all misremembering, and groups of people remember some things because in that area where they grew up or lived, most people thought that. But now we have the internet, where billions of people remember things differently, misremember, and many are easily swayed by listening to others.

The entire idea came about because of misreporting on Mandela's death, it embedded in the collective memory of many, and though it was retracted and corrected....no, Mandela was DEAD, I swear. So, someone MUST be changing realities.

The old ads that may show mispelled names of restaurants, books, etc, are the perfect proof. Because people in that are that saw the misspelled names and such, many believe in that same falsehood.

It is so simple to see. But I think it is like aliens or bigfoot. People want so badly to believe, theyd rather it be changing timelines than the obvious.

Really intelligent people wouldn't argue what they remember with the gaslighters. They would go and register the trademarks of the versions everyone remembers. "Fruit Loops", "Oscar Meyer", "Jiffy" etc etc. They're "incorrect" so they should be register-able trademarks, RIGHT? Imagine registering that Jiffy TM and producing a peanut butter just to fuck right back with the elites or whoever is doing this to us. LOL! If the "misremembered" names of these products are already trademarked, that would lead to clues also.

There is no such thing as time. So how can there be different 'timelines'?

The answer is there isn't.

Mouse, on GLP video chat, showed us a physical copy of a berenstain bears book in a library in washington state a few months ago. I saw it.

How about Monopoly's missing monocle?

it was Berenstein iirc

Dolly and the braces?



In this video, starting at about 2:30, this guy speaks about Dolly and her braces.

Jiffy is pop corn. Jif is peanut butter. My god people are tards. You just mistake associations that are similar. Monopoly never had a monocle, that was mr peanut with the top hat and Monocle. Dilemma is correct spelling. Jesus Christ dilemna really? Maybe confusing it with alumna. McEnroe not simmons wore the headband. Etc etc. collective confusion is all it is.

Yep, I totally agree. This one really got to me when I discovered it too. Some people say Mandela Effects are just people misremembering, but with all of the Mandela Effects I remember, I always have distinct memories tied to the effects that relate back to something else. So, there are two memories associated with them and it makes it very hard to rationalize the changes because I never would have made the associations otherwise.

I was a good speller as a child and distinctly remember sounding out dilem-na and thinking the spelling was weird.

With Berenstein Bears, I remember always equating the name with Frankenstein and the "i before e" thing.

With Chic-fil-A, I remember relating the name to the word "chic" and thinking it was a fancy place, Lol.

The Fruit of the Loom logo reminded me of Thanksgiving because it was the only other association I had with a cornucopia.