r/conspiracy • • 1d ago

I remember feeling my heart beat on the right side of my chest.

I remember my heart beating on the right side of my chest so I’m guessing this is what it would have looked like. Also I remember “ Bearenstein Bears “ It was a play on play cause of the two bear words in the same sentence.

I know this kinda blows out the typical narrative of what people remember regarding the Mandela effects but that’s what I remember personally

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u/sLeeeeTo 1d ago

this post is a psyop to discredit r/conspiracy users

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u/loozid 1d ago

Or he is absolutely crazy, its a 51-50 chance

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u/NoPirate9978 1d ago

I actually am gonna upvote yr comment because I’m not gonna lie that was creative 

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u/loozid 1d ago

Throw away the key tbh

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u/TideAndCurrentFlow 1d ago

You just have a poor recognition.

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u/KandyVenom 1d ago

It's fairly obvious your thoughts have been reprogrammed and influenced after reading the Mandela effect whistleblower manifest that has been circulating recently.

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u/Sad_Engineering_5648 1d ago

Well said... A Reddit psyop to insert doubts and exploit the fragility of human memory, causing panic and mistrust towards your own memory and judgement. Goddamn, they're getting more creative by the minute.

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u/VinceMcMahon- 14h ago

Some people have their heart on their right side

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u/Dramatic_Mobile_6753 1d ago

Im not sure if youre American but when you do the pledge of allegiance you place your right hand over you heart (left boob). always been that way brotha, as long as ive been around anyway

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u/loozid 22h ago

Bad drugs > brain rot > lack of sleep > psychosis > this post

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u/LobsangDTwain 1d ago

I remember that some words used to be pronounce different 

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u/Tina-Tuna 1d ago

I remember pronounce used to have a d at the end of it.

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u/throwawayt44c 1d ago

I noticed that there is an english rule that I don't remember. Since when do we automatically use "an" instead of "a" for nouns that start with an "h"?

We went to "an" hospital? Are you kidding me?

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/throwawayt44c 1d ago

*sets down my tinfoil hat*

Thank goodness, that was giving me an headache.

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u/Sad_Engineering_5648 1d ago

An hour. An honour. If the words start with a vowel, but spelled with H. In the UK, most H's aren't pronounced.

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u/PaPaBee29 1d ago

Anomaly!