What if one day we search up the mandela effect on google and nothing showed up

How many got this video suggestion after watching the trailer of " The Mandela Effect" hit like..

In Germany, the queen Snow White actually does say "Mirror mirror on the wall" (Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand) At least in the book

So "Mandela effect" is basically the scientific name for that "always has been" meme with the two astronauts?

The problem is how can everyone have the same false memory

This is the kinda video you re upload to fuck with people

I recall that I had a best friend for years during primary school. But when we reunite again and I talked to him about our past, he did not recall anything BUT there is this other friend that I was not too close with who was able to recall everything we have done together. I was shocked that I had remembered the wrong person for YEARS. Couldnt believe it to this day.

"hey 42 here". is what ill remember in 20 years from now

Mandela Effect movie comes out: 20 years later: The Medola Effect

His right eyebrow: His left eyebrow:

That "hello, clarice" is blowing my mind, I'm absolutely positive I've heard him say that in the movie.

Saying "Luke, I am your father", gives the line context outside of the movie.

The Mandela effect I experienced was I thought I had friends but apparently I didn’t

The worst part is, when you know for sure that something happened, and it did, but no one believes it.

I remember dying my hair black in middle school just one image... But I actually never did till highschool... But I remember someone else telling they also remembered my black hair in middle school.

"There are three theories..." *Holds up 4 fingers*

"That image doesn't exist." *Has picture on screen

Anyone else ever dream about something then one day that exact event happens and you're just there like "Didn't this happen before?" I have experienced this a lot... it's weird.

I never thought the monopoly man had a monocle but I did think the Pringles man did.

When I was a child I had a bully. He tormented me mercilessly. In the 5th or 6th grade a baby fell into a small dam in my home town. My bully jumped in to save the baby and died. It was always strange to me because my views on him were marked by my experience. Years later I found out he's still alive. I even remember that in school we had a memorial service for him. I believe it to be related...

Iron man actually said “I am Batman” before he snapped.

The Mandela effect happened to me just now! I’ve always remembered you having a mustache!

Those who make that mistake probably conflated Planters Mr.. Peanut (top hat, monocle and cane) and Monopoly Man (top hat, moneybags and occasionally cane.)

The last explanation of how we create memories with repetition falls apart on itself because we watched the same looney toons every weekend for years and teachers used the characters in the shows as examples in school when learning. We did book reports on the Berenstein Bears and learned lessons in school for them too. We knew how to spell it because we read the books often and talked about them in kindergarten often. We read these books growing up countless times. Ordered them from the book fair too

So basically if you tell a lie long enough it becomes the mandela effect? 🤔

I think that the only reason people think the Monopoly guy has a monocle is because it looks almost exactly like the Pringles guy

"This image doesn't exist" Me, a intellectual realizing that he just showed it

Before my retirement I was a Sheriff Deputy investigator. I took several classes that were put on by the state and several by the federal government. We were taught the Mandela effect plus so much more. It was so incredible. This is why after a crime police has to separate all witnesses because one person that says something they witnessed true or not others will change there statements to be the same. So much more I could type about but I always found this and many close related items so fascinating. The brain is so crazy and very unreliable. Keep up your really great videos. Glad I ran into your site.

Maybe someone time-traveled into the past and stepped on a butterfly.

I bet God is laughing in heaven rn after removing the monocle from the monopoly man and seeing us all confused

The worst thing is he says "remember this or that" and "I am sure you know this and that" but I know only 2 of the things he is talking about

Man,I swear that I remember Mandela dying in prison in mid 80s.

I told my Grandpa about the Monopoly man having no Monocle. He thought I was lying to him, and still does. He is 100% sure that he did indeed have one. :0

Even Nostalgia is confusing now

I personally don't recall him having a monocle. I feel like I'm not often affected by this effect for some reason.

Thoughty2, I really enjoy viewing your videos and I must say that your delivery is exemplary of a great broadcaster. Your domination of the English language allows you to express clear, concise and cogent arguments. It is also evident that you really researched your topics and can explain them perfectly well. Best,

"The KitKat logo never had a dash in it" Me: grabs the KitKat I was eating and stares in disbelief

Who’s here after seeing the new trailer for The Mandela Effect movie?

Reminds me of a TV show where a teenager sent out invitations to a wild party that was supposed to happen when their parents weren't home but got the date wrong and a large crowd show up when his parents were home, and asked the person who made the invitations how they got the date wrong on all the invitations. The person replied "I only got the date wrong on one invitation...but I Xeroxed it over and over and over". Just like when you digitize a tape with the wrong azimuth setting, every future playback will have imperfect sound forever.

I started following this page this year..and I had never seen a video without the mustache!!! Love it either way! It's the voice for me + the informative videos

I’ve had the Mandela effect before and it still gives me chills to this day.Here’s the story: When I was around 6 or 7 (I’m eleven now),it was nearing Christmas and I was as excited as any young child.Awaiting Santa clause to put all those presents under a tree.but there was one significant part in the set up.a small train,that when the button was clicked,would go on a track all the way around the tree. it would make Choo-Choo noises (you know when they pull the string that makes that noise in the train).I loved this train and always thought it was fun to sit by and watch it go round and round the tree choo-chooing all the way.i would watch this little train every day all the way up to Christmas.Once Christmas hit,we would set the presents beside the tree so we wouldn’t crush or break the train.We would also set a few in the middle around the trunk,but inside the circle of the track.after Christmas we would leave the small train and the tree up a bit longer (a few days after Christmas.) then we would take it down along with the tree.Again this happens next year.But then I forgot about the little train that went round and round after it was taken down the second time.A year or two later I remembered the little train and was so excited to remember how happy it made me! I decided,”Hey, I remember that little train I should tell mom and dad about it and ask if we still had it in a box or something in the garage!”.And that’s exactly what I did.when I went and told them about it and asked if we still owned the tiny train that went round and round.They looked...Confused.Then they both looked at me and said,”I don’t remember a train?”.i then later found out.....The small train never existed.i had all these memories of all these days with the little train....That never happened.....Or did they? Thanks so much for reading all this! I won’t force you to,but please like if you enjoyed my story! (Yes this really happened)😁😄😁

I WATCHED ONE MANDELA EFFECT VIDEO NOW MY RECOMMENDATIONS ARE JUST MANDELA EFFECT IM WARNING YOU

Even James Earl Jones, who voiced Darth Vader, remembers the line as, “Luke, I am your father.”

Some Mandela Effects can be explained in that way, but others can't. A couple years ago I saw the "Floating Rib" Mandela Effect being discussed. Wherein people were remembering that Humans have a pair of ribs at the base of their ribcage that doesn't connect at the front with the other ribs. But, if you look at any photo, or medical illustration, that is not the case. All of the ribs are connected. And, at that time I even discussed it with a friend of mine. Typical Mandela Effect. Probably misremembered it somehow, even though I had built the plastic Human Skeleton model kit as a child and distinctly remembered thinking at that time how odd it was that we had those floating ribs. Weird, but whatever. Then, a year or so later, I heard someone in a video make a casual remark about our floating ribs. They weren't talking about the Mandela Effect either. So I googled it again. And to my utter astonishment, The floating ribs were back! Every image clearly shows that we have a pair of floating ribs on our skeletons. And that is how it remains today. So... I guess it's now a Mandela Effect... about remembering a Mandela Effect... that never existed?

I didn't think he had a monocle until u told me he had a monocle

"The Barenstein Bears never e x i s t e d-" Me: **gasp** No way! "It was actually Barenstain-" Me: Oh wait...

I distinctly remember hearing about the death of Robert Palmer in the later 90s of a heart attack in France. Later in 2003 I heard on the news that Robert Palmer had just died under the exact same circumstances.

I don't know if you've done this before ... But I'd love to see you explain Déja Vu

6:18 He says 3 theories. Holds up 4 fingers. And the captions say 2 theories. *THESE ARE CONFUSING TIMES*

what if MANDELA EFFECT is just time travelers secretly messing up

It's a blending of similar memories. Your brain groups things together, like Uncle Pennybags and Mr. Peanut. And since we all have similar experiences with these iconic marketing characters, we store them in the same way. And get them crossed, the same way.

Dude... you forgot fruit of the loom. That was when i felt it. I swear... i checked all my bandshirts and was flabbergasten when none had the "horn"

Me: I didn’t remember him having a Monacle Everyone else: wait that’s illegal

Him: some says it because we switched universes Me: that explains why dad never came home, he is probably stuck in the other universe.

Love that channel. I've been watching non stop on weekends.

I get the Mandela effect a lot with films and videos -- I remember someone saying something a certain way, but then when I go back and watch it they said it differently. It's fascinating how memory works.

"Do you remember the most famous line in Star Wars?" Me: 'I don't like sand'?

It's funny how I was learning about this in school and then this immediately appeared in my recommended

Thankfully I already knew this due to a book I’d read a couple years back. “The Idiot brain.” Written by a neurologist specially for laypeople it explains some mildly scary things about our brains and how memory works and when it doesn’t work. I could probably explain a few things such as how you can say, walk into a room and forget why you did so. The simplest version is that you decided to say, go to the kitchen to get a drink and head that way to do so, but then something else distracts you for just moment, such as your neighbour making a bang or noise that you hear and irritates you. This happens right before the decision to get a drink is inscribed into your memory and promptly gets deleted from your mind. Humanity’s best guess at motion sickness is basically the brain getting confused by contradictory information. Your eyes when you’re on a ship are reporting that you’re still and stationary but the balance stuff in your ears is telling the brain that you’re moving, rocking around and the brain doesn’t know what to believe. In nature there’s pretty much only one thing that can produce such wildly conflicting input and that’s poison. Poison is bad and your most primitive “lizard brain” will want to get rid of it. So it commands your stomach to throw up. Similar problem on land. You’re sitting still but moving really fast. But on land you can look out the window and see things moving past which might help but at sea there’s probably no scenery close by to watch. All that being said it isn’t perfect. Plenty of people including myself don’t get car sick or sea sick at all. No idea why some brains can handle it and others can’t. But yeah memory isn’t as good as people think.

Technically, "Mirror, mirror on the wall" was said in Snow White, but it was in the book the movie was based on, not the actual movie itself. So everyone who says "Mirror, mirror on the wall" is quoting the book and not the movie.

When I was about 4 years old, I saw a bunch of scorpions crawl out of my shower drain when I turned on the water. At the time though, I thought that's what a lobster was. Many years later, when I had a better idea of what a lobster was, it occurred to me that I had vivid memories of full grown lobsters hanging from my shower curtains. I knew by then that didn't make any sense, but somewhere along the line, as my image of the creature changed, so did my memories of the event.

My brain hurts, and you are a really good NLP artist :) i wish i could have seen the monologue irl. gj man!

"Elementary, my dear Watson", was never said by Sherlock Holmes. "Beam me up, Scotty!" was never said in any episode of the TV series Star Trek.

everyone: *runs and grabs their monopoly sets in disbelief*

Apple - we‘ve called it wrong all the time. There‘s no such company called Apple. It is actually called Greed.

With the silence of the lamb's point that was made, one thing to note is that this film was a prequel to the movie "Hannibal Lecter", where the line "Hello Clarice" was said many times throughout the film. It is likely that the films just get confused frequently in regards to that, given that they involve the same main characters and a continuation of the story.

@Thoughty2 You're my favourite person on all of KZfaq ! Your videos are extremely fascinating 😁

If people routinely have false memories, and studies have shown that memories are for the most part, unreliable, why are eye witness testimonies so sought after in court? It would be scary to think that your freedom could depend on what another person remembered or not. Especially years after the event occurred.

@6:16 "Three theories" holds up four fingers

I love watching your videos, and I recently learnt about this theory and was so confused by the monopoly monocle as I saw it in a wendigoon vid and wanted to learn more about it and found this vid, I’m gassed

6:15 Thoughty2 : 3 theories His finger : 4 the captions : 2

You used to wear a suit...or did you?

The Kit Kat logo not having a dash is really fucking disturbing...

Even the all-knowing cable guy got the “hello Clarice“ wrong 🤣

My memory not as reliable as I though? Me forgetting the name of someone 3 seconds after they tell me, it was never reliable to begin with

_0:33__ _*_"This image doesn't exist."_*_ He said._ _Well how come i can see it. lol_

Oooh that’s why I fail my test, I give myself false memories... wait or is it memaries

"Hallo, Clarice!" comes from "The Cable Guy", ha!

the Jiffy peanut butter problem , I think , was because at the time Jif was popular, it's main competitor was Skippy peanut butter.

"There are three reasons", but he puts up four fingers and the CC reads two - go and check 6:18

im absolutely certain you've made a video about this before, you used alot of the same examples and everything.

I always noticed vader not saying "luke" before revealing that he is Luke's father but when people misquoted it I never questioned their misquoting because I thought they only remembered the point of the scene.

I just started watching his channel and I love the vids but it's so weird seeing him without the mustache 😂😂😂 (I started on up to date videos so I had to go back and watch older ones which is how I seen the naked lip after the fact) it's still funny tho seeing him without it lol SN: I love the videos keep em coming brother

Another Mandela effect. This guy says Thoughty 2. Not 42, like we all hear...

If memories are strengthened every time we recall them, how am I supposed to forget those embarrassing moments that suddenly hit me out of nowhere?!

I’m just watching this and my mind is blown. This is also a good explanation as to why we may remember relationships and certain points of time in our lives as in better/worse light than actually how they were. We allow ourselves to develop, strengthen, and then recall those memories later only on whatever depiction was made previously. Wow just shows you how tough it is to break barriers with others around you because of some of those memories or depictions. Maybe I’m snowballing here... BUT WOW!

All examples you named i was like eh no? Except the kit kat. Just now i even wanted to write ot with a -

Just like chip packets they use to be full now it’s just air

2019: first Sonic trailer released 2030: "all the world believes that there is an original but worse Sonic trailer ever existed and there have never been a Sonic movie remake" *MANDELA EFFECT INTENSIFIES*

Monopoly dude being confused with Mr peanut, both had top hats.

The last one Imo really isn't that scary honestly I just find it interesting. It goes to show how, as a social species, we are meant to be around other humans. Wouldnt be surprising that memory is tied into that.

One example of the Mandela effect is in the “Office” when they couldn’t remember if Stanley had a mustache or not

What do you mean? I call them The Flintstones

The monopoly man without a monocle is just magic marvin

the quote "magic mirror on the wall", if directly translated from Danish, becomes "little mirror on the wall there"..

people say 'luke, i am your father' because it sounds and flows better than 'no, i am your father'. Also, it gives a reference to who you're talking about.

I always knew it was called "The Flintstones" I just always pronounced it as the "The Flinstones"

never thought of the monocle. I am going to research this for a bit to see what it is about.

Here's the one Mandela effect that had a huge impact on me: as a young man, I was fascinated by the JFK assassination. I first learned about it in my senior year of high school. But I was intrigued by the mystery and the inconsistencies, and so in the following years I continued to read quite a few books about it. Therefore the one Mandela effect that _really_ got me was the limo. I recall a four-passenger limo, and in the front was a driver and the governor of Texas, John Connelly. And in the back the first couple, John & Jackie Kennedy. But the limo was a *_six passenger_* vehicle, with a middle row, and there were *_six_* people in the limo: a driver with a secret service agent in the front, the governor *_and his wife_* in the middle row, and the first couple in the rear. I first became aware of this Mandela effect a number of years ago, and was shocked! I'm confident these aren't false memories, as I was intrigued with the mystery and had read many books and watched many documentaries back in the 90s. (My own conclusion is that there _was_ a second shooter, and that the main conspirators were Lyndon Johnson and J. Edgar Hoover.) I feel like I would definitely *_not_* get the limo and passengers wrong, as I took a detailed dive down that rabbit hole! There is residual: an iconic Life magazine photo ( tinyurl.com/Fourse ) of the bloodied rear seat of the limo parked at the hospital, with a bouquet of flowers on it. That photo is of a four-door limo. There is even a museum that has a four-door replica limo, with figures of the driver and the governor in front, and the first couple in the rear. I feel I'm pretty knowledgeable of the JFK mystery, and so this was an amazing revelation to me, and it still kinda blows my mind.

I know the answer. It's just a glitch in the matrix..