But are you suffering from the Mandela Effect? Only one way to find out. It's like that part in Back To The Future, where Marty's actions cause his family members to appear or disappear on his photograph. Our memories are holding onto the pre-altered past.
Some think that parallel universes are "bleeding into our memories." Others believe that time travelers are changing things in the past, which then alter the present day. There are many examples of the Mandela effect in popular culture. Theories for why this is happening are just as weird as the phenomenon itself. The Mandela effect occurs when a large group of people believe an event occurred when it did not. Things like company brand names, details from movies and songs, and even historical events seem to have been changed by someone or something. Certain memories are shared by thousands of people who agree on the internet that things aren't as they remember them. The crazy thing about the Mandela Effect is that it's not just them who have these memories. While this might just sound like someone who has a really bad memory, it's not that simple.
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Basically, people who are suffering from the Mandela Effect have very clear memories of the world that are different from what actually happened. Despite this iconic exchange occurring in one of the most climactic scenes in movie history, Darth Vader never says, Luke, I am your father.
If you know anything about internet phenomenon and conspiracy theories, you've probably heard of the "Mandela Effect." Of all the crazy theories out there, this one can really make you feel like you're feeling insane.
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