The Mandela Effect

[@bozo5632]

Weird. I seem to remember a world in which there were no people talking about a Mandela Effect.

[@youtoober2013]

Nice.

[@Sassenfrath]

Same

[@johnnada1917]

Because nobody was talking about it... It's some stupid and ridiculous internet fad.

[@christophertochalauski9623]

Same. And to be upfront, it makes sense considering the changes in earth's energy balance and our technological advances. We have more of a way to notice such changes using residual energy that somehow is left unchanged regardless of the entire universe changing around it. Some bonds and their circumstances might be so strong they can withstand such a pulling force.

[@italygristal9315]

@@christophertochalauski9623 wow!

[@kerry3355]

He's calling people nuts and he's the one having a deep conversation with a little dog 🤔

[@kalaliu726]

cat* not dog

[@JohnRyder-]

In his world, talking to a dog is the same as talking to you and me. Because his IQ is that much higher lol

[@jackfenn7524]

Excellent observation!

[@poprocks338]

No it was a cat I remember

[@sirivanths4513]

I think that's normal, is it not?

[@gr8teagazr122]

It was the Berenstein Bears, and that's the memory I'm sticking with!

[@tazeigler]

Gr8 Teagazr IKR it was never berenstain bears

[@Jackson-sh3bs]

Yeah I remember it with an e

[@zubnasty]

I remember looking at the E and I was like "this book has something to do with German Nazis" lol

[@jamiegowan8171]

yep! agreed

[@BuddJuneya612]

You are right it def was berenstein...i remember pronouncing it weird because it was spelled dat way

[@moi7614]

2:07 ppl with headphones are having a full on life time experience

[@namwiingangululu92]

I thought I was the only one that noticed this

[@dustinthediamondpoirier5028]

It's weird

[@fugly5228]

Me on my tab with duel speakers on right and left: Interesting but not extreme

[@Tywild327]

I thought my phone was broken

[@ramenmanflo]

My phone speaker experienced this as well

[@toshi9206]

I'm sticking with the fact that the Monopoly Man has/had a monocle because he looks wrong with out it on

[@marcuseth1]

You're getting the planters peanut guy and the monopoly guy mixed up.

[@lukedoyle2531]

You could be remembering him with a monocle because of Ace Ventura Pet Detective scene. "Do not pass go, do not collect 200"

[@rajapusapati1]

marcuseth1 ahahahahaaaaa

[@austingann2203]

Just getting into this theory and I swear I remember him having that to and i just looked it up and he doesn’t wtf is happening ??

[@littleface3373]

Same

[@AMUN-RA1111]

The fact that the Universe exists at all is something we have yet to fully explain. Why is something like the Mandela Effect so outside of the realm of possibilities.

[@masonholtsford7562]

AT 9:11 I mean he just explained the logic to you, which makes pretty good sense. Seems like you WANT to believe this effect is true because it would make the universe more interactive and magical

[@AMUN-RA1111]

@@masonholtsford7562 It has nothing to do with me Wanting it to be real. I know it's real not because of what I Heard, but because of what I have been experiencing. I knew nothing about the Mandela Effect until After I started noticing changes. Then I discovered that I wasn't the only one. And as I stated in my original post, there isn't a logical explanation for everything. There isn't even a logical explanation for existence in general.

[@MonkeyKing3333]

@@masonholtsford7562 The universe "more" magical and interactive, is that even possible?

[@mr.brokendreams9721]

I think it could be a memory glitch or error our brains can only keep up to information that is relevant keeps everything else aside that we tend to mix or mess up our memories and past etc. Whatever might be the case the alternate universe or plains of existence is wild and is kinda of a stretch BUT at the same time I think and feel that it is true that our brains get transferred to another existence or life or universe. Up above is just a crazy speculation and or theory by a 13 year old kid who hates his life. The Mandela Effect is a mystery to all nonetheless.

[@cherkas009]

he doesn't even understand it

[@labella9291]

Here is the problem. I had to ask what the correct pronunciation of Berenstein was, because stein could be pronounced both STEEN and STINE. I would have NEVER had to ask how to pronounce STAIN.

[@missdirection4616]

La Bella you asked actually if it was pronounced bearin or burin , you wanted to pronounce it as it was spelled but you also looked at bears and thought maybe it was pronounced bear-in . All this time later you remember definitely questioning pronunciation and since everyone tells you it was the stain part you agree. Which only furthers the assumption that this is all a test or experiment started long ago with television to see if the human brain would remember insignificant facts wrong simply by hearing a wrong fact enough times while having visual proof against the audible impurity’s. Look at all the “residue” it all seems to be television clips with someone stating a wrong fact such as the monopoly monocle while everyone had the opportunity to check a board game or see right at McDonald’s during monopoly season that he indeed did not have one and this all started before almost Everyone had access to online forums such as this and long before the almost instant communication abilities of today . We were lied to and often it was so insignificant that making mention to family or friends would not have carried conversation very far.

[@danc891991]

​@You Wish I understand what you are saying about the V and the W exactly! When I was a kid, my dad was an auto body man and I thought I would probably follow him into that trade so I made it my mission to "learn about cars." (Just the way a kid's mind works.) So I set about to learn all the different makes and models. I was so confused about the Volkswagen logo.....I didn't know what it was; I could not see that it was simply a V and a W because of the way they are connected. And it finally dawned on me one day so I understood it. Back in those days (the 70's), there were hardly any VW's on the road, just the VW Bug (Beetle) and the VW Bus (minivan). Today, it seems like half the cars on the road are VW and I cringe every time I am behind one and have to look at that logo that is so wrong! FYI, I have found a great residual of the proper logo (the correct one that you and I know) on the internet. I will leave a couple blank letters so it will force you to fill in the blanks. (I am paranoid and feel like if I give you a direct link, this residual will disappear.) Scroll way to the very bottom to find a photo captioned "1960's VW auto show display". So fill in the blanks: w_w.dastank.c_m/Volkswagen-Logo-History.htm . Click the photo and zoom into the upper right corner to see it perfectly clearly. This residual has been there a few years now. I hope it stays. And this is not a misspelling from "Sal's Discount Grocery" as some would like us to believe.

[@caseym2bendig463]

I remember sitting on the floor in my room with one of the books, a piece of paper, and a pencil, writing the name over and over trying to learn how to spell it right by memory after asking my mom how you were supposed to say it , because ‘Stein’ was tricky for a little kid. These are very specific memories, and it sure as shit wasn’t ‘stain’ or none of this would have ever happened, because I knew how to say and spell stain.

[@bananachan5066]

@Jason Well he's not the only one who believes this. Also people who were adults then believe this. How do you explain how literal millions of people across the world can have the same "memory lapses"?

[@bananachan5066]

@Jason So you're basically calling millions of people stupid? How can you call millions of people dumb and just say it was their "bad memory". Also, the "space rift" doesn't alternate anything. You said it yourself that reality doesn't alter your memory yet you believe in the "space rift". And it isn't just a company mistake because those companies claim that it was never changed and was always that way. They'd usually know their own company and what happens to it all the time right? So if they don't believe the changes, we can't expect that you will. Just because"science" doesn't prove something doesn't mean that it's completely absurd and outside the realm of possibility

[@chungy2001]

I always thought it was "Luke, I am your father."

[@claytonkunkleman4748]

Chungy it is

[@N1ZZEG]

No it isnt

[@claytonkunkleman4748]

NizzeG I just watched it

[@discover5636]

Clayton Kunkleman watch it again then and pay attention to what he says

[@jaysonlattuce5303]

i use to watch star wars when i was a kid with my cousins and i asked 3 of them if they remember it as “ luke i am your father “ and they said yes, just like I remember it. this is definitely real. people also claim to have been able to visit inside the torch at the statue of liberty, im 20 but when i was in elementary school in 5th grade my teacher was in her 60s-70s and shed tell us about the Statue of Liberty and how she went inside the torch.. i didnt hear about the mandala effect until i was 18 and i heard about how supposedly noone has been allowed to enter the torch.. im pretty sure my teacher had no reason to lie, she was a kind old woman

[@gerardhennessy4959]

I clearly remember Darth Vader saying "luke,I am your father ".

[@reeferrotrandy458]

Facts. That’s a lot more clear cut then the berensta(e)in bears one. That was commonly referenced when I was in school, always using someone’s name

[@monsoon861]

I know but he says no I am your father it's wack

[@tommyapples8490]

James Earl Jones even said in an interview while reciting his own script " when I saw the script , saying luke I am your father, I thought to myself, no, he's lying"! Was James Earl Jones own words and memories. So this guy think James Earl Jones is just misremembering his line he's the most famous for?!?!!

[@kaylee_kntm5243]

When I saw that cat and told myself “i swear if I rewatch this video and see the cat through out the whole video, I’m going to lose my shit” 😅😂

[@zachhunter2500]

i just did the same thing and had to find someone else

[@ajfanarees9180]

Haha same for a moment I thought I was transferred to another universe 😂

[@I.am.H.E.R]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@foxxy8726]

Haha

[@stephaniemarie3587]

IMO I think that that was his way of subtly telling us that the Mandela effect is in fact real. Goes on for minutes about how it’s not real calling it ridiculous etc. but that little sly at the end was his way of mocking the effect and telling you without telling you, it’s real. At least that’s what I got from that bit.

[@eversostrange6337]

Dude you shot a video with a dog as a co host and want to talk about people being crazy

[@WestOfEarth]

uhm, that was the point?

[@jamespurks1694]

EverSo Strange Ah, no, it was with a very adorable black cat named Albert

[@DarkNightwind]

Maybe Albert is actually the real host

[@feynstein1004]

Duude, talking to your pets isn't crazy, expecting them to talk back to you, however, is.

[@pronounjow]

Lincoln IS eye candy. What you smokin?

[@jamesporter6288]

I keep checking my bank account hoping to find it not how I remember

[@326159487d]

😂😂😂😂💯🙏👌

[@fritzrantsch1293]

What if you wake up and you dont have any money in the bank?🤣🤣🤣

[@LaramidiaWX]

You just need to post your account number and pin code here and you will find your bank account not how you remember.

[@simplyjane92]

In high-school we did speeches/reports about historical figures and one of my classmates said that Nelson Mandala had died in prison. I remember because I thought it was such an unjust end to his story...weird! We were required to cite reliable sources which were like a dot gov or something like that. When I found out he was still alive I thought it was odd a reliable source could be so wrong!

[@TheDannyberrios71]

When you don’t want to believe it, so you make a whole video talking to your dog about it.

[@ajramos7142]

Am I high rn or he’s talking to his dog the whole time?

[@wvufanew1]

You're high as heck man cause I saw the video and the dog was talking to him.

[@grimgurkh490]

The dog is talking bruhhh

[@SoppioZeppeli]

im high too and the dog was talking to me

[@lychee349]

Uh. It was a white cat.

[@CaitlinJBall]

I remember watching a whole movie called Shazaam, was one of my favorite movies when it came out. Had Sinbad playing as a genie. I got it on record and watched it over and over. A few months later Kazaam came out and I kept telling my sister how Shazaam was better and that Kazaam was just a rip off of it. When I went to watch the video I had recorded, I couldn't find it. I asked my sister for help looking for it but she claimed she had no idea what I was talking about and kept saying I meant 'Kazaam' which is by far an inferior movie. Sinbad was one of my favorite actors, and he played as the genie in it, I kept trying to tell her, and became very annoyed and frustrated over it. She had watched it with me, and I was sure she was just playing dumb to annoy me. It wasn't until I grew up that I learned about the Mandela effect, and that hundreds of other people also claimed to have watched this movie. That despite hundreds of claims even the actor insists he never played in a movie called Shazaam. Saying that it never really existed. I don't necessarily blame the Mandela effect, my number one theory is that they got sued for copyright infringement somehow, and are no longer allowed to talk about the movie. The fact that I've met other people who've watched it over the years and reminisced with them over different scenes reassured me that it was real, but remembering how my sister forgot it so instantly and how the rest of the world claims it never happened, is just creepy and weird. There are other explanations that come after it, and very far down the list it get's into possibilities involving quantum mechanics, the theory of everything, and how our brains work like anteni running information on specific frequencies as described by Nikola Tesla, and more modern information like that of Neuralink. Using real science you can see that it's possible to send a thought from one person to another, and if our brains run on frequency waves it's likely that, if the multiverse is real, then other versions of ourselves have similar frequency waves. To simplify, it's like a hand radio picking up noise from a baby monitor across the street. Only the street is another reality, and your brain is the radio. It's so similar in frequency that a person wouldn't be able to depict one sound from another, or rather their own memories from that of their other self. But I'm no physics professor. I just study it in my spare time for my books. ^.^

[@paulwebb2078]

What was the plot of Shazaam?

[@fartsniffer1093]

Paul Webb a little boy who calls upon the name of shazaam and becomes a boy/man superman

[@mysticgypsee]

I remember that movie.

[@michaelatkin9649]

That movie existed

[@tracyweaver6291]

I have seen the movie Shazaam too. Sinbad was the Genie. No, you are not crazy.

[@oqibidipo]

I could have sworn it was the Mandolin Quartet.

[@raisa_cherry35]

Lol 😄

[@montagne5825]

Lol!!

[@Anklebanger]

“How to disprove parallel universes without knowing anything about parallel universes” I think this should have been the title, seems more fitting

[@johnathonjagodzinski4516]

The only personal experience I’ve had when it comes to the Mandela effect was when I was little I specifically remember looking at the monelisa painting and thinking to myself about how her facial expression was neutral and now all the sudden she’s smiling

[@modnaya5773]

Johnathon jagodzinski yes. I agree totally. Its so strange

[@caseym2bendig463]

It really looks bizarre.

[@JohnRyder-]

30 years ago when I was in middle school, I remember my teacher talking about the Mona Lisa, and that her lips are not smiling but that the shadow around her lips implies shes about to smile. A genius at work, said my teacher, a masterpiece.

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

@@JohnRyder- yet now she’s got a full in grin! Wtf!!

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

Just checked it out, the whole painting looks off. Doesn’t look how I remember it at allz

[@random4969]

No matter how crazy it sounds, I've to many memories that now DON'T correspond with history. I know what I remember and nothing you say will ever convince me otherwise 😐

[@areebrao6873]

I would like to know some of your memories

[@Muyuyu439]

This is why human memories aren't reliable:)

[@tristanmanalo6252]

Same here bro, but I just know this mandela effect from a trailer i just came accross the youtube just earlier ago so I am curious as to what is this theory all about But right now I wont believe this theory Imma go and convince myself that my brain is just altering my own memory because yeah of course we are really not 100% fully control of our brains consciousness or subconsciousness

[@tristanmanalo6252]

@@Muyuyu439 yapp agree At least on my experience My memory is not really reliable And there are times that I am experiencing weird time lapses in my memory like as if I skip 2hrs or did I forgot what Ia am doing for the past 2hrs I know it sounds crazy, but its just my hunch, well of course i dont have a proof but really just a feeling. Thats why I conclude that our brains are really a mystery and when you cant fully understand it you will probably dont rely on it

[@random4969]

@@tristanmanalo6252 There is a big difference between memories and key memories, memories can fluctuate and alter over time or experience, bt key memories are things like the colour of the car you drive, the names of your family members, these are things you will NEVER forget, key memories can be always knowing the green traffic light was on top, for many it WAS on top, NOT a false memory, all my life the green light was on top, woke up on the 16th June 2016 into this twilight zone, also the heart used to be further left, the monopoly man did have a monocle on one eye and thousands more impossible changes

[@dr.phillnaadoftennessee.9788]

Will I tell you a true story.. Back in the day me, and my brother was watching an episode of Kingdom Hospital it was back during the time that the show was new and coming on TV.. Then we heard them say on the news during the middle of the episode that Ed Beaty Jr. One of the stars on the show had died.. They even had a tribute and everything to him, in the memory of and all that stuff.. And me and him we were like, oh man I hate to hear that... Anyway about 4-5 months later we heard that dude had a new movie coming out! And we was like WTF he's dead... Well come to find out he still alive and doing well to this today... And this was back during the time when a person just couldn't find out things like they can now, looking it up on the internet that kind of stuff.. But now in 2019, I have a search all over the internet, and KZbin, I have watched old episodes of kingdom Hospital and I cannot find one thread of proof that it ever happened, like it never existed... but we know what we heard and saw.... But anyway just thought I would share this story. And there's been other things that has made me believe in this Mandela effect.. But that's one of the biggest things.. I have a very good memory, but besides that my brother witnessed it to. So how could we both be wrong lol?

[@caribgirl726]

Phillip Matlock That’s pretty interesting. I just wonder, could this be really happening? I mean, I haven’t had an experience like yours but the Kit-Kat thing kinda bothers me, I asked my son and he also wrote it with the dash. And the OxyClean, this is a product that I’ve buying for years, and I cannot even spell it with an “i” instead of the “y”. Every time I write it on my shopping list it’s spelled with the y. Period. I don’t know what to make of any of this...

[@Hoodlinxboy93]

caribgirl726 you probably got confused with a chocolate called take-it. Search it up.

[@eliasgibson4743]

Phillip Matlock You can both very easily be wrong. It’s simple, someone spread a celebrity death hoax (they happen all the time) and you believed it

[@naegooday2241]

@@Hoodlinxboy93 No. I remember Kit-Kat with a dash. But my little sister says its "KitKat" but my MOM WHO IS 60, remembers it as "KitKat"....but- wouldn't I have seen it as KitKat? Since my younger sister has? I've never seen it that way. Ever.

[@kiaramaphumulo]

@@caribgirl726 I’m sorry but Kit-Kat is written as Kit-Kat and no one can change my mind.

[@josron6088]

The dog changing into a cat is really funny

[@TheSpeedMason]

What do you mean the dog changed into a cat? Hasn't it always been a cat?

[@josron6088]

@@TheSpeedMason 😀

[@e8root]

I kina hoped that after rewinding it would be black cat ;)

[@ainslieherb5785]

I know it's been a while since you posted the comment but I thought you should know you wernt the only one to get lost in KZbin and end up here

[@zubnasty]

@@ainslieherb5785 i smoke alot of hashoil🌳🍯💎🔥💨 😛

[@ainslieherb5785]

@@zubnasty wait wat

[@zubnasty]

@@ainslieherb5785 DABZ OF THC

[@ainslieherb5785]

@@zubnasty hmmmm what

[@SamuelMcDonald-d8y]

The reason it seems like its multiple dimensions is the solution is because it is, in a way. Every person remembers differently, not to mention memories aren't very reliable. This creates a lot of alternate perceptions of historical events.

[@atimholt]

I actually figured out the Berenstain one: as kids, around the time we learn to read, we encounter the “stein” ending in several places (Einstein, Frankenstein, etc.) and learn that it is a “normal spelling”. Moreover, before we learn cursive, figuring out how to read cursive is incredibly difficult. Our brains would struggle through the first half of a long proper noun, then find relief at the familiar ending and do that short-cutting which still causes problems-problems such as ignoring two “the”s in a row because there's a line break between them.

[@nicholecaballero5076]

I remember watching the berenstein bears on pbs. It was spelled like that. Because it was my favorite tv show as a kid. Lol

[@mjp2palmtree]

Maybe this is why people remember it spelled that way, they’re remembering the tv show instead of the books

[@criconinvestments7723]

Actually for me just yesterday it was spelled that way and as a matter of fact in the movie it's still Bernstein. But after I watched the movie it was back to Bernstain like when I was a kid

[@wokk9543]

same lol

[@mr.jamster8414]

@@criconinvestments7723 huh lol

[@ConnorBeason]

I came here because I remember tank man being hit by the tank and now that doesn’t seem to be the case...

[@jimmydurham9318]

Listen listen. The Bernstein bears is all i know

[@kayyoung9242]

Exactly 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@caseym2bendig463]

My people

[@bananachan5066]

So many people believe this and others claiming shit about "science proving the Mandela Effect wrong" are trying to call us stupid. How can millions of people at once have supposed"memory lapses". I remember the E in BerenstEin so ha.

[@carstrom9032]

Berenstein is remembered because “stein” is much more common than “stain”. I remember in their autobiography they mention how people thought the name “stain” was strange

[@ronelmagallanes7171]

@@bananachan5066 maybe we know einstein ? Then when we hear the word our brain automatically spell its as stein . Just a theory because if you try to think of something that youre not sure you probably think of whats the spell of the word

[@RedForceRising]

The one that stopped me in my tracks is the Mona Lisa. I can not believe the images of her on the internet now. She is smiling. I have seen so many images of that painting throughout my life in art books, history books, movies and she never smiled. Now go look up the painting....

[@annast3370]

I have something in my own personal experience, just a few months ago, that could be explained as the Mandela effect. I had decided, for some reason, to hang a small audio recorder around my neck and go about my day, recording all my conversations so that I could listen to them afterwards, just for fun. Yes, very weird of me, I know. But, that day, I dropped my contact lens and was trying to find it. Someone walked by, and I, scrutinizing the floor of the hallway, realized how stupid I probably looked. So I briefly explained. Then I thought I sounded a bit silly randomly explaining my every move, so I immediately followed it up with, "Have they started yet?" (My losing my contact was making me late). When I came home I accidentally corrupted all the files on the audio recorder, and it wasn't until about a month later that I got them restored. Upon listening to the recording, I found that it says I first explained to the other person, then we went our separate ways for a minute or two, then we ran into each other again and THEN I asked if they had already started. That really tripped me up because I thought I knew, without a doubt, how that conversation went. I know it settled in my mind very well.

[@carpstudios4174]

I don't know if it's a parallel universe or what it is all I know is I remember when Nelson Mandela died the first time and the second

[@robota.2433]

You do realize you're gonna get a lot more letters now, right? ;)

[@cherkas009]

He doesn't get any letters about it

[@RetroDawn]

@@cherkas009 He sure will, now! ;)

[@RetroDawn]

@Thea Maria lol!

[@kimbalcalkins6903]

Tom Hanks is bringing out a new movie: "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood", who is going to tell him he got it wrong ?

[@CynthiaSueLarson]

We invited Tom Hanks to the 2019 West Coast Mandela Effect conference, since he is at the center of a number of Mandela Effects; his publicist informed us that he was unable to attend. There might be a chance that interest in the Mandela Effects in his new 2019 movie's title ".... in THE neighborhood," and also in the movie trailers where a group of people sing this same version of the song that not longer is correct--that these Mandela Effects might steal Tim Hanks' new movie's PR thunder

[@RaspberryFlavouredBleach]

Tom Hanks now has coronavirus

[@marked4death076]

@@RaspberryFlavouredBleach tommy hanks now says fuck off if you dont think it was in THIS neighborhood or like WAS like a box o tiddlywinks

[@Bogeyman19DidNotScareMyAss]

Raspberry Flavour Bleach he’s an actor. They did that shit to push people into thinking boy if he can get it then no one is safe. Fuck him, fuck Hollywood, and fuck mainstream media.

[@marked4death076]

@@Spadept haha pretty much, they took the hope from us little people.....we just pawns in their big satanic game

[@Arycke]

Love the irony that he's having this conversation with his dog. This is a good stuff.

[@aaehguf]

2:05 jesus christ i thought my headphones broke

[@Chrisoula17]

It's always been the Berenstein Bears. That's how I remember it.

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

The Mandela effect has never popped up now and then. When people who haven't been affected, try to explain the Mandela effect, they just end up looking silly. The only people who would ever believe that we are all collectively misremembering, are the ones who aren't affected. You know what I remember though? I remember how good of a memory I have. I have a memory that goes back to before I am two years old, and it's pretty detailed. I've memorized several Bible verses during the course of my lifetime, and several Bible verses have now changed. I know Christians get freaked out about that, but a lot of Christians are freaked out about anything that steps just a quarter of a millimeter outside of their indoctrination. Don't know what to tell them but, pray and ask for discernment. Most people aren't going to see this unless they have eyes to see it with.

[@micahgelok4648]

It could be that you just read a different/revised version of the bible than the one you read as a child. Or a different translation.

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

@@micahgelok4648 for a few years I read the NIV, but everything else has always been the King James version, from my childhood up until right now. I still have my very first Bible.

[@micahgelok4648]

Better TV Reception WITH Foil Fedoras! That's cool that you still have your first bible. My family all had their first bibles and they like fell apart completely.

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

@@micahgelok4648 yeah, it's all there but it's in several pieces in a plastic bag right now.

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

@Bastardz Alley well, you got to take that from the source LOL, meanwhile I'm not trying to bash Christianity here, just the people who are posing as teachers, who are actually in love with money. Kenneth Copeland is a liar. You can't serve two masters.

[@sethmullis4209]

The “Luke I am your father” one is true! The guy who played Darth Vader remembers saying “Luke I am your father “

[@youshouldpayattention2635]

You obviously don’t have a clue what this is about. 🤦‍♂️ smh ,sheeple.

[@footballxedits2111]

Yes but james earl Jones must have been wrong.

[@austinmarvin1634]

I'm pretty sure James Earl Jones knew what he said

[@rafiashraf2769]

Memory is unreliable and impressionable. Also, he is an old man.

[@lee67382]

James Earl Jones

[@AirbusA-yv5dg]

With the thing about everyone remembering Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 1980's I think I have an explanation. Steve Biko, who was a South African black rights activist died in prison in 1977. In 1978 and 1980 Donald Woods puplished his book's "Biko" and "Asking for trouble" which exposed the true cause of Biko's death in prison. (He was beaten to death by the prison guards). This would have obviously created a lot of puplicity and so my theory is that people are simply mixing up the death of Steve Biko with Nelson Mandela.

[@striker2934]

I also had an experience half a year ago. There are unknown street that appeared and houses that vanish and it haopened in just one night.

[@luissoto4121]

we need to ask someone with a photographic memory

[@mr.brokendreams9721]

Hyperthymesia*

[@mr.brokendreams9721]

Or literally can't forget anything of their life sooooooooo yeah tough luck finding someone like that cuz it's kinda rare

[@angelpicaz5306]

I was thinking tha exact same thing

[@mias925]

I have one. It’s pretty rare, but it’s not THAT rare- lots of people have it actually, but I was tested and found to have it. I remember everything. Even as far back as the age of 1 and what color hat I was wearing. And I remember the exact outfit and color I was wearing when I was 3 years old riding my tricycle, as well as who I was with and what the weather was like. And I can assure you that the Mandela effect is real, and it boggles my mind how that’s possible.

[@Kemetblack90]

@@mr.brokendreams9721 Long as it's rare and not impossible

[@oohbootiga7649]

Not going to lie, I remember it being "Luke, I am your father"

[@therealmcx3488]

So I’ve heard about a certain release that has an audio glitch right over a part cause I’m pretty sure it’s “no, Luke I am your father”

[@PrgressiveHouse]

@@therealmcx3488 it's without the "Luke"

[@tommyapples8490]

James Earl Jones said it himself in an interview ....." when I saw the script that said Luke , I am your father, I was thinking no way, your lying". He couldn't believe it himself. They didn't tell the actors the big secret until right before the scene to keep everyone from letting the world know. But he remembered saying those exact words....is James Earl Jones having a bad memory too?. I don't think so

[@oohbootiga7649]

@@tommyapples8490 must be the mendela effect.

[@tommyapples8490]

@@oohbootiga7649 the term turns people off. Labels are created to minimize situations and people will make up their minds and judge others if they get labeled with being something. If you want other people to not listen to someone else just label them a conspiracy theorists, and they will lose credibility with the masses. It's a genius idea they've come up with. It works like a charm

[@All_Things_collectable]

Am i the only one who still thought i heard "luke i am your father" when he playex the video

[@janetskien3529]

My husband and I, both remember Cesar Millan's death being anounced many years ago. I loved watching his shows about training dogs. Last year he turned up, a fair bit older but is still alive and is still doing shows ?

[@proclaimer2u]

I am a bible scholar. I have only read the King James bible. I have studied it for almost 40 years. I know it well. I know that the word "Wineskins"was in the bible. It is now reading as "bottles". I know other people who also study the bible in depth. When I mention that the word "Wineskins" has been removed from ALL bibles, they ALL disagree and insist that it is in the bible and that the Mandela effect does not exist. When I challenge them to go to the scriptures that have the word "Wineskins" in them, they then look that scripture up, and they ALL become very concerned that the word "Wineskins" has been removed and when I tell them to even look in their older bibles that have been worn out from use, they are even more amazed. . The one person I really remember is the one who has a long standing ministry called "wineskins". When I told him Wineskins has been removed and he denying it, I insisted that he go to the scriptures. He grabbed his bible to prove to me that I was mistaken and was completely amazed that it was gone. I ask you, is this the result of a mind that is altered? Are you that closed minded to think that so many people that did not know each other are suffering with the same exact misunderstanding? That they ALL are mis-reading exactly the same for years? That even though they never met are misreading the same word? If you really believe that, I have a bridge I would like to sell you.

[@moviexbug]

2:51 "poor human, I feel sad for him, he really should have some more friends" or "Why is he talking as if i understand him"

[@mephiismad]

In the age of information, getting it from people who live by the scientific method is priceless. thank you for all your videos!

[@openrealm]

Thank God many of us ME affected no longer have it all figured out. This is a great example of how it used to look for us when we had considered our ideas of reality to be fully synonymous with reality itself.

[@xxitz_pr0gxx631]

The production quality of this video, is absolutely phenomenal!

[@michaelblackwell7408]

This gentleman has his head in the sand. I was in Centralia Missouri with my then wife. We were at the grocery store and I was staring at the now Fruit Loops when I sensed a strange 'wave' flash through the store. I kept t staring at the cereal because something happened but I couldn't make out what was wrong. I felt confused with nothing to be confused about. But like a weirdo I kept staring at one of the boxes. Then my ex walked up with the cart and asked what's wrong. I distinctly remember answering. "I dont know but something just happened " It was another year or so before I heard about the Mandela effect and then it hit me. I'd swear this on a stack of bibles and over my mother's funeral plot. So what I could make out, we haven't been transported anywhere. This was like an alternate time shift. This fella may believe he means well but for those who know what I'm talking about, this man hasn't a clue on what agencies are capable of.

[@datajunkie190]

KZbin CHALLENGE: This is delightful. Thank you for putting it up! Now please try to play devils advocate and do a vid explaining which laws, formula or constants would need to be different and in what manner for such a thing as the mandela effect to have a potential to occur.

[@frankschneider6156]

Just increase the concentration of LSD in the public water supply. Should result in a massive increase of the Mandela effect.

[@TexasRose50]

Or, you could just research the Bible. It tells who and why this is happening.

[@capta1nher0]

The Mandela Effect movie has just broken me and now I don't trust anything.

[@FrancoisBothaZA]

I must admit that as someone from South Africa, I was really surprised and astonished when I first heard about the Mandela effect. Never knew it was a thing until recently.

[@frankschneider6156]

It's about this guy who became some time ago Pharaoh of Egypt after having been put into jail by Moses for not letting the Israelites go to their holy land in China, as promised to them by Budda in the holy book Necronomicon. But some people believe this is all not true and that he never became Pharao of Egypt, because he was crucified and killed by Elvis in Guantanamo.

[@cathygoltsoff9615]

I have seen several comedy shows and others “Luke, I am your Father “ I was watching old Psi Factor on prime video hosted by Dan Ackroid” and I saw a re-enactment and Louis Anderson ( I think it was Tommy Boy) has one and both were re-enacted as “Luke”. If this is not a Mandela Effect there are plenty of people doing imitations incorrectly. Also the Artwork “the Thinker” plenty of people posed next to the statue posing incorrectly. I remember the 1st time I saw the “Thinker” and the pose looked very strange and for me it now looks like it has changed to a more practical position.

[@davidboyle2476]

It is not about physically moving to an alternate universe. For me, it's about receiving memories from an alternate self.

[@tarlcabbot6880]

Dolly HAD braces damn it.

[@solrac-9]

That's the one that really gets to me. Both she and Jaws having metal in their mouths was the whole bit there. Without braces it just doesn't make sense.

[@tfottnert]

I VERY clearly remember that Dolly had braces. I was 12 years old and thought it was the funniest thing ever. They were both metal mouths!

[@BrickWilbur2020]

Exactly. This is thee most definitive example of this being real. She DID have braces!! Even the IMDB lists her character as having braces in description of her character.

[@DCul]

The whole time I kept saying, "Watch the dog's going to not even be there in the first place." Nope. It was a cat the whole time 😂

[@greta8849]

In my universe, it's Mandeler effect.

[@CAITLIN-oj3sc]

Omg lol

[@nope3123]

In mine it’s the Mándele effect

[@greta8849]

@@nope3123 it is MA'AMdela

[@raisa_cherry35]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@allornic7434]

In mine it's the carbonaro effect

[@chairstoppingfilms5547]

that dog is a better actor than some people could ever dream of being

[@M_Lev]

This video is a refreshing change from the usual Mandela stuff on YT. People have way too much faith in their memories. False memories are often reinforced by misquotations that are then repeated over and over again. Our childhood memories are unreliable because our expectations often force the mind to fill in gaps in a way that make things "simpler," or at least reinforce those expectations. This, and the fact that we as humans are all fairly similar (despite our differences), and therefore have similar expectations, account for the "Mandela effect." Consider how often you barely remember what you had for dinner last week, or even a couple of nights ago. Alternate timelines/parallel universes, while fun to think about, are hardly proven by inconsistencies in collective memory. For what it's worth, I believe that there is a good chance that the multiverse exists, and I haven't discounted simulation theory either, but Mandela is not proof of either.

[@donovandelaney3171]

Actually. You're memories wouldn't change.

[@carloswillian90]

In a certain way I do believe in the Mandela Effect, but of course, what I believe has no importance for science. However, there`s a way to verify the possibility of that Mandela effect could be real or not. You could use small pieces of information and separate into two groups: one with small variations that are not claimed to be part of the Mandela effect and another one with these information's that people say they got from a parallel universe. From that, a large group of people could be asked randomly which one they think it's true: the fake one or the true one; the parallel one or the real one. After some statistics, we could say if it's worth to take the Mandela effect more seriously or not. And again, that wouldn't prove that the Mandela Effect is real, but I'm sure that would raise or answer some questions! PS: Sorry if I wrote anything wrong. English it's not my first language

[@pyrometheus4277]

All this would test is how flawed human memory is, that's what the mandela effect describes; it's named after an african president and is most common in the americas and uk where people know the least about african politics or care the leas

[@JamesSmith-mq6vc]

@@pyrometheus4277 You're allowing your feelings to influence your objectivity. This test would prove that are not just making up these changes - and if it is "mis-remembering" it would be a phenomena worthy of its own investigation that all these people would remember all the same changes all happening exactly the same way!

[@JamesSmith-mq6vc]

There are videos here on KZbin that demonstrate the Mandela Effect is NOT just bad memory or mis-remembering. One of the best is called: "To the deniers of the Mandela Effect" And the link is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomamo1seZeaodE

[@kimbalcalkins6903]

your English is good, one acid test would be to find out where they think their kidneys are. There are recent cases of a surgeon doing back surgery and removing a kidney thinking it was a tumor !

[@kimbalcalkins6903]

@@pyrometheus4277 people just thought they observed "Daylight Savings Time"

[@ngekkkkkkkk]

Mandela Effect is crazy, I swear it can also be on people. It started when I turned 17 and got to my Senior High School, I've met several people on my school who looked like I have already seen/encountered them. I'm so hella confused and I used to tell them they looked familiar to me, looks like I always see them before. One of them is also a student that time, and I asked him if he had attended previous school same as mine? He would say no and I would eventually find out that he lived/schooled far away from me. There was also a professor, but I didn't have a chance to ask her becoz its embarrassing. Still same thing happened when we moved to another city, I always walk by our small town meeting people looked like from my previous city but aren't... It's just that this time, I don't have the chance to ask them because 1) embarrassing 2)they might find me weirdo/crazy and importantly, i know that it's mandela effect.

[@babbarutkarsh]

I think it's you being crazy😬

[@mr.jamster8414]

@@babbarutkarsh I saw -steps going way down underground in the city, IIRC with many people using them, with a toilet we ducked into the side near the top of the stairs. At the time as a kid I thought we were using the toilets in a subway stop, a big, complex, slummy one like in NYC. Fast-Forward and only a very small feeder-subway system exists in my city, with clean, big stations. -a sky-scraper, under construction, about 120m high, off a street in an inner city suburb. When I returned to that street there was no skyscraper there, just buildings topping out around a fifth of that height. -a solar eclipse, Gold Coast, in a September/October 2014 holiday. I have the date on record, BUT, the eclipse apparently happened in NOVEMBER - a month after we left the city! -a plane. It was there, and there was nothing in the sky to block it. I looked away for about .8 seconds. When I looked back up, there WAS NO PLANE. I asked my friends, to check if I was hallucinating, but they all three saw it, too. and some other things, but I figure those are my top four. I guess there's also the two extremely cyberpunk-like visions I had I won't spoil yet.

[@mr.jamster8414]

@@babbarutkarsh Oh, almost forgot, I'm not too sure about this one, but I remember playing a late-2012 version of a video game in the 2011 dec. hailstorm. Come to think about it... possibly not... nah? idk

[@adonbelial1183]

The sad part is I remember all of this, I remember a movie shazaam where Sinbad was the genie and he says it never happened. But it seems some people are from here and others are not.

[@timmywashere1164]

It was Shaq. You were just a little bit racist as a kid.* Sinbad was in so many things geared to kids and Shaq was in what? Like Shazzam and that one Taco Bell commercial where he could sink free throws. *That's not a judgement.

[@uhZeny]

Ok but explain the cornacopia on fruit of loom I remember it vividly as a child

[@john.wick1]

This guy is literally carrying on a conversation with a dog, while simultaneously trying to tell us that we are the crazy ones...

[@kurtgodel28]

Well, he's doing it for a reason. If even a dog can understand the whole argument is silly, it means you need to do a little more effort..

[@jonathanwuth2397]

Now that was funny! While my wife and I both "thought" we remembered Nelson Mandela passing away while in prison, I'm the first to say, "My memory is obviously wrong!" ~looks to my lizard overlord and smiles~

[@Satan666Official]

Look up RISIDUAL EVIDENCE for Mandela effects. Things like Looney Toons for example, using the wayback machine are found to be spelled that way ORIGINALLY on Warner bros official website in the '90s. This is less of a theory and more of a phenomenon really.

[@TexasRose50]

Satan, God refers to this in the bible. It refers to the end times. And you might be surprised who is causing the Mandela effect.

[@s1sters118]

@@TexasRose50 does it say that or are you miss remembering lol

[@TexasRose50]

No, it doesn’t. Satan(the real one)is the master of confusion. He is doing things to trick the minds. He is even changing the words in the Bible. God speaks of this. And it’s true. Long ago, I was doing research in the Bible. I wrote down word for word what I was looking for. I went back later, and those words cannot be found! And this was the same Bible I’ve had for over 40 years. It’s scary times. And people are focused on the wrong things. It’s even more frightening that ministers aren’t even teaching the truth that’s directed by God. I quit going to teach after I confronted one. He stated if he did, people would quit coming to church. They only want to hear what they want to. That’s why I quit going. I WANTED to hear the truth! So, I just started studying on my own. And I have learned way more than I ever did by listening to preachers. Jesus is our only salvation. Pray to Jesus. Ask Him to forgive you of your sins. Accept Him as your Savior. You must believe in God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. They are the Trinity. I recently heard, and was horrified to hear the Pope telling people the Holy Spirit is evil!!! That’s a lie!!!! Oh I pray you will sincerely think about what I’ve just said. I would never lead you astray. You don’t have to join a church to be saved and have faith. Just be vigilant in seeking the truth about any issue. With God’s help, you will find it. And you will have joy in your heart. I wish you all good things and a happy life. Take care and be safe.

[@s1sters118]

@@TexasRose50 yes I've heard about the Pope thing before but when I checked it out it wasn't remotely what he'd said .... people very often hear what they want to hear to fall in line with their own world views and biases, I expect whoever put that out there isn't a fan of pope or maybe just religion/christianity in general.... you should probably speak to someone like Matt Dillahunty about your missing words, I don't necessarily agree with his world view but he's the best at asking logical questions to get to the bottom of situations like yours

[@TexasRose50]

Thanks for your reply. You are right. I’m not a fan of the Catholic Church. I’ve researched it. It teaches false doctrine. That institution is not of God. It is leading it’s followers on the wrong path. Have a great day.

[@LordQuazz]

Nope he definitely said Luke I am your father, I used to always say that to my brother when we were kids and he remembers it as well

[@darrenprebble6921]

One of my experiences with the Mandela effect. I was in a car with a guy I worked with and he put in a new cd that he got and it was a song that i remember listening to at a friend's house over 10 years before that moment in the car. how could i know the words to a song that apparently only just released and sould be hearing for the first time?

[@chrisrees7054]

I saw this yesterday and I'd swear he was talking to a CAT!

[@hughdingos9710]

I wonder if CERN’s particle collisions could result in erasure of those particles from all of space time, thus the alternate timelines. And perhaps the residual memories could be explained by the brain storing some data in higher dimensions. Just another crackpot theory, but may as well pile on at this point.

[@zaibunnisauqaili4410]

I opened the video again to check if cat's color is changed.

[@supremeki8904]

Cat?

[@zukofoundhishonour3268]

The dog probably understood this more than I did.

[@algonquinalameda3392]

Left out MR ROGERS? Clever.

[@kimbalcalkins6903]

Tom Hanks is bringing out a movie called "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood"

[@alexukbrighton]

I was convinced that the Mandela Effect was complete nonsense until it turned out the Fruit of the Loom logo never featured a cornucopia. It still blows my mind whenever I think about it.

[@mr.jamster8414]

what is fruit of the loom?

[@Steve_1999]

I remember the Berenstain bears being spelled correctly but I always pronounced it as "stein" because it sounds funny the original way.

[@kjghrtbdf0ea9pjmnzcmnwreas55]

In the movie Back To The Future, Doc was never hanging off the minute arm on the clock in the opening scene, and When Marty plays the guitar it was a full-size Gibson sg1 now it's some kind of miniature ukulele thing, and when school principal yells at him in the hall their noses never touched, now they do? Something has changed and some of us are very aware of it.

[@mollyshanaynay4734]

How could so many people remember the same thing though

[@P.hizzle]

Watch some videos ab mass hysteria. It’s pretty interesting

[@therealbroadcasts]

It was a cat the whole time?!? I thought I was looking at a dog! Jk

[@Met_August]

got me worried

[@annabellebuffalo6345]

Dude you just gave me a heart attack 😂

[@tabularasa0606]

I clearly remember the Mandela effect differently. It used to be the Biko effect.

[@youtoober2013]

Wow... an _alternate_ South African anti-apartheid activist that died in jail with Mandela? ... Curious. Wonder if Biko became Africa's first president in the other timeline...

[@laartwork]

THANK YOU! That was the only mandela effect I could not explain what people were remembering. They were remembering the movie Cry Freedom from 1987 with Denzel Washington and confusing Steve Biko with Nelson Mandela. Ugh that one was confusing to me why people thought Mandela died in late 80's.

[@lilianmorales7841]

I had AirPods in and at 2:10 I thought one of my earbuds died

[@pab8239]

I think it's the mis-information spread by word of mouth. I remember when I was younger, people would say Luke I am your father, but I had never watched the movie. When I grew up i finally watched it and was confused when he said No instead of Luke. I think what happened was someone recited the quote incorrectly and it somehow it caught on and continued to spread. I think this happened alot during that time period pre internet era.

[@deani9011]

Hi. I just had a huge Mandela effect happen to me. I watched a music video that I watched very recently (about 6 months ago) It's a video I particularly loved and it has completely changed, like the complete opposite to what it was.... The song is 'Sign your name' by Terence Trent D'arby. The old video is in black and white and the model and her daughter both have long curly hair. The images are of them running in slow motion on rooftops with lots of white sheets blowing in the wind... The new video is the complete opposite... Any chance you know what I am talking about?

[@TheArgusPlexus]

I am also skeptical of the Mandela Effect, but for what it's worth I saw those Berenstein Bears books every single day of my fucking life in school. I remember not being sure what letter it was because my generation is terrible at cursive, so I looked really closely. It was an E. I remain skeptical despite that, but I also find it hard to believe so many people could misremember something so specific.

[@benjaminkwhiskey]

My guess is a lot of us pronounced the name Bearenstein Bears rather than Berenstain because it sounds better and we were mispronouncing it the whole time. For the first several years that Seinfeld was on TV, my mom pronounced it Steinfeld, and there were a lot of other people, usually older people, who pronounced it that way as well. I have no idea why they did, but that might be an explanation. We were pronouncing the book name wrong when we were kids.

[@blancoslate]

a notable example of what you pointed out is the word "Kindergarten". you'd be surprised how many people misspell that as "Kindergarden".

[@barrocaspaula]

It's a conspiracy theory so it's infectious!

[@youtoober2013]

I AM 100% WITH YOU BRO. I distinctly remember quadruple checking the spelling because we had to answer questions about them! I want to be more skeptical, but this is seriously the one thing I can't get over. Every other example, from Mandela, to Darth, to Gump, I just thought, bad memory/media misrepresentation. Even stretches like "I remember when no one mentioned a Mandela effect" and misspelling kindergarten don't help. The bears on the other hand... those memories are deep.

[@jaygreen7415]

I'm Jewish. I VERY specifically remember thinking, -stein, they must be Jewish bears. It's ridiculous child logic but I know for a fact it was not -stain.

[@mvsawyer]

I watched this video 10 times and the first 9 times the book over Dr. Don's shoulder was "The Large Hardon Collider." I'm convinced I moved into a parallel universe.

[@JanieMartinSings]

Oh Michael that is so funny!!!

[@Lee_music249]

I remember people without masks, I must be in an alternate Universe.

[@Frost517]

Does anyone else remember a storm in the middle of the day in the early 2000s where the sky turned completely black and it looked like night outside? I’ve never seen anything like it before or after and wonder if that’s when everything changed...

[@PastaSauce7]

someone else in the comments said something abt this s/he and their schoolmates having lunch outside. was it pitch black or could it have been a cloud or something?

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

When was this? Have you got any footage, or point to a video?

[@mr.jamster8414]

2011?

[@digitalpenink]

It takes the memory of a goldfish to not remember 'Chic-fil-A'. Trolls like this guy are gaslighting those that actually have the ability to remember things.

[@mohakgautam4832]

I freaked so bad at 2:06. I thought I broke my brand new earphones.

[@JPH401]

Same lmao

[@ChristianMartinez-fv7br]

“Luke, I am your father” was a joke that I remember as a kid. There’s a little too much coincidence to not take into account the changes. Beyond memory, we are spiritual beings. So physics cannot yet explain that.

[@SofiasAltAccount]

That is one strange lonely man. Poor dog! And why is fermilab pooping on a new opportunity to learn?

[@hugoc9970]

another one, my son was born in 1997, northridge quake happened in 1994. yet i remember the hospital crumbling in the earthquake AFTER his birth and saying, wow he could have died if he was born just a few days later. very strange.

[@thetoking_6128]

Bro your audio thing tripped me out lmao, I was like “wait, why did my speakers flip”

[@ONEEileenColts]

You presented a lot of good evidence here against it to explain away all the residue opps evidence still existing of how some things used to be, but I must have missed it because Im not a scientist.

[@TexasRose50]

You don't have to be a scientist. God speaks about this in the Bible. It's for real.

[@heatherhancock2546]

@@TexasRose50 where, specifically? Im interested!

[@TexasRose50]

Heather, It seems I have misplaced the scripture I wrote down! But there's a video on KZbin where a man explains it all. He refers to Revelations quite a bit, where God states the Bible will not be sealed. He will allow Satan to change the wording. And it's happening. It's my opinion, he will change what we thought we saw or heard to confuse us. Do research on the internet about this. Maybe you can find it. Oh wait, I think if you search for a channel called Prophetic Signs, they may have the information. I know it's on here somewhere. I'm so sorry I lost my list of scripture!! But as God says, Seek and you will find. Good luck!

[@cesarnevermind9501]

I can feel the change of realities everytime O go to sleep its like a jump or realities, and yes I remember the monopoly guy used to have a monocle in his eye and now he just dont, also I recomend the movie its awesome, we are all a simulation.

[@laszloszabo7150]

Your pompous opinion is no more than a snooty opinion without much research to back it up. It must be difficult being right all the time.

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

I don't think he has that difficulty though

[@AaronAirstrike]

I started tripping with the switching from left to right in my headphones.

[@RyeBeats]

In the original starwars didn’t he say “no Luke, I am your father.” My dad has an original vhs and I’m sure that’s what he said

[@astropredo]

So you have a cat that is like Schrodinger's... hmmm cool