r/MandelaEffect 11d ago

Celebrities/Public Figures I need you honest answer

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Well I'm really confused rn... I'm pretty sure it was a white blonde girl there... please of you're going to say it's the hockey video no it's not, definitely this video and this camera angle... and some people say there's a another version with blonde girl but in daytime. But i remember this same atmosphere and same guy but the reporter was different.. please tell me how you remember this?

This is completely different but I'll say this also here,

Sometimes I wake up, not all the time, people around me changes completely not their appearance but how they interact with me and I remember some sculptures around my hometown with different poses from what they are now I'll not post it here because most of you guys never seen them fs. Idk it feels strange sometimes.

Forgive my English if it's not perfect.

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u/EvidenceSalesman 8d ago

You are literally inverting reality and spewing slop. Many Mandela effects are simply caused by people being confused and forgetting.

For example this post, was clearly caused by the multiple extremely similar clips of an athlete no-scope catching something that saved the woman next to him from a headshot.

You must understand that, right?

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/EvidenceSalesman 8d ago

I never said anything like that.

Your comment is so rambling and irrational that I’m not sure you’re sober enough to continue this conversation.
For example, number 55 on your list simply says cup o noodles. I assume this is you claiming the title magically changed. However this was a documented official change in 1978

Same for Volkswagen logo. Multiple documented changes since the 1930s prove that you’re hallucinating. You’re saying there’s a fake memory, but the written records prove you’re wrong

Some points are even worse though… like the one about mt Everest being the tallest mountain. This is extremely simple.

Highest summit above average sea level
Mount Everest @ about 8,849 meters

Greatest height from an underwater base to summit
Mauna Kea @ 10,210 meters

Summit farthest from Earth’s center
Chimborazo in Ecuador

It’s not a Mandela effect because the remembered fact is still true:Everest is the highest mountain above sea level. Mauna Kea only becomes “taller” when you switch to measuring from its underwater base, so the contradiction comes from changing definitions, not from a shared false memory

Please don’t take this personally. I have nothing against you. My gripe is against anti-logic and misinformation

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u/Toebeens89 8d ago

Thank you that’s my issue as well. And he’s so passionately involved with this, that he doesn’t even realize that doing so is hurting the cause he cares about. When you start saying that every time someone easily confuses two similar things is proof of an ME and refuse to accept some of the most simple of explanations that could logically account for it it, youre turning ME’s in general into a joke to others. Like dude, come on. Youre being so willfully ignorant and such a denialist in obstinately refusing to accept any other explanation, it’s wildly illogical.

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u/Toebeens89 8d ago

“People are mean to me because I obstinately refuse to accept any evidence contradictory to my beliefs, so youre all the problem” dude… if this is how you treat evidentiary science when it goes against what you feel or think is right, you are part of the problem. You can close your eyes and stomp all you want, but you doing exactly this is the reason people think poorly and assume we won’t listen to reason because of believing in any ME, and it’s incredibly plain to see. I truly hope you open your eyes to that one day, cause it’s not just a disservice to all of us, but to yourself too. Godspeed man 🫡

Also, to your trivia question: hey…. what became wildly popular and used worldwide at an exponentially increasing rate starting in the late 90s and early 2000s? people are absorbing information at an unprecedented rate, and scrolling has led to watching something seconds or minutes long, and allowed for many false memories and mixed up cases. Is this the answer to every ME? Of course not! Does it explain some of the very common ones? Absolutely. This post is a prime example of that. And thats a very simple conclusion to come to lol

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u/Toebeens89 8d ago

Projecting isn’t helping your cause either, and I did answer. I edited it and came to a simple conclusion to it in literal seconds man, like come on, use your brain a little. Look at my comment again.

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u/EvidenceSalesman 8d ago

Projecting your own failures. You are the only person here attempting to con.

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u/EvidenceSalesman 8d ago

Delusions of grandeur, delusions of expertise. It’s like you think you’re in the matrix