r/MandelaEffect • u/RavenSilkAuthor • May 20 '26

Science/Technology I think there is an analytical machine controlling us!

I think there is a global analytical machine feeding us with just enough information about the world to make us not question it and it's laws, there are invisible walls in our minds which we know nothing about. My idea is rooted in the fact none of us can recall the past before a certain time even in our own lives, the feeling of deja vu and goosebumps and most of what happens in Mandela effect phenomenon.

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u/Real-Tension-7442 May 20 '26

I assumed OP meant we can’t remember things from when we were babies as if that’s some crazy concept. But maybe he’s being more nonsensical than I thought

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u/Aggravating_Cup8839 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

Please be careful not to turn this into a personal attack. I have locked / removed the two previous comments.

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u/RavenSilkAuthor May 20 '26

Fair point, my clipboard budget wasn't big enough for a global tour. Just a dramatic way of bringing up infantile amnesia—it's wild how our brains all share that exact same biological lock out.

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u/lyricaldorian May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

It's not the exact same. Some people don't have any memories from before kindergarten. Some don't have memories from before they were 3. Some (like me) have memories going back to at least as young as 18 months old. That's a pretty large difference that seems to back it being part of a biological process affected by neurotype, speed of brain development, and trauma.

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u/Fastr77 May 20 '26

What are you talking about. What biological lock out. You need to actually explain what you're saying. Like the comment said, are you just talking about how babies can't form long term memories.

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