>The entire fabric of reality is being torn asunder >The only effects this has are miniscule, forgettable details from pop culture being changed in odd ways
>noticeable* differences
For all we know entire planet systems could have been realigned. One thing I remember is that before, you could look at the Sun. Middle of the day even, you could look up and look directly at the Sun and it was yellow in colour. Now it's this blinding white light. It stings to even look at it. Where in the universe are we?
She had braces, Berenstain bears were called Berenstein, and in that video of Jim Gray interviewing Mike Tyson with a broken back, when Jim asks him what he meant, Mike Tyson interrupted him to say “Spinal”. Now, Mike lets him finish his phrase and then answers “Spinal”
>I-is that... Something in an irrelevant throwaway piece of media happening in a way slightly different than how I remember it from decades ago? >AAAAHHHHHHH REALITY IS BEING SHREDDED TO PIECES AND REPLACED, HELP ME naggerMAN
Arguing about nitpicked details in movies from the 60s is not "investigating if our reality is real." Your brain has been fried by constant exposure to television and the internet.
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>still too busy acting superior to investigate their reality
I am assuming this is indicative of a fundamental internal failure of your mind that shows up in everything you do and all of your political opinions
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What learned conclusions have you discovered on the nature of our reality by watching youtube video essays about the Berenstain Bears, Herr Professor?
the braces debate is moot. it's a test to see if you're gay. a straight man would only fixate on her perfect tits and go out into the world to get a similar hot babe either for short-term fun or long-term wife. and yes, they are fucking with timelines. this is one piece of evidence. and then...so what? what can we do about it? continue making threads to "spread awareness"?
See what blows my mind is I literally remember seeing this as a kid in the 2000s and my dad explaining it to me because I didn't get it, that Jaws had something in common with her because she had metal in her mouth too.
I remember making a huge deal to my coworkers about the “chic” the first time I went to chic fil a, had to ask the people at the counter if it was pronounced “chihk” or “sheek”.
>For those of us lucky enough to wear braces in the 80s, you had to have a large single band placed on each tooth. And are you ready for this? The braces were placed with a “thumper”. The process to adhere the braces to teeth was not only long but quite uncomfortable. >Moonraker (1979)
The point is that the braces in the picture is what was available at the time the movie was released. I even put a movie release date for your retarded ass and a greentext that says each tooth was banded seperately. Do he braces in the picture resemble the braces you are so convinced Dolly was wearing?
Tavistock, DARPA etc. They're not secret, they just don't get talked about in mainstream idiot-traps like TV and Reddit.
For instance:
DARPA invented Facebook (as lifelog). Not Robot-Man.
Go look it up. Think about WHY they would do that.
Why did they do the Stanford Experiments?
Why was MK Ultra a thing (and later Monarch)?
Why WOULDN'T they fuck with little details here and there to see how people collectively re-enforce cultural memory?
You're the fucking idiot here, man.
You're trying to dis-assimilate new information that doesn't grok with what your Reddit hive-mind tells you is real.
You're the other side of this exact Mandela Effect experiment. They'll be tracking people like you too. To see why you cling to "TV/Reddit Reality" and how you come up with cope-posts to insist that it couldn't possibly be real, when there's no reason to think it ISN'T. Given all available information.
Why WOULDN'T they run an experiment like this? Your answers will be less convincing than the people who say that they probably ARE testing shit like that. Because it becomes a powerful tool of control for when they can re-writ culture on the fly using AI media-altering technology.
>DARPA invented Facebook (as lifelog). Not Robot-Man.
coincidentally lifelog was shuttered the exact day before faceberg launched
~12 years ago there was a cia study that used the absolute MORONS that use that site as guinea pigs to test brainwashing techniques through targeted content: negative content resulted in negative posting, and vice versa
i dont even blame them, anyone using that site deserves to be brainwashed >they trust me, the idiots -zuckerberg 2005 or whenever
>DARPA invented Facebook (as lifelog). Not Robot-Man.
coincidentally lifelog was shuttered the exact day before faceberg launched
~12 years ago there was a cia study that used the absolute MORONS that use that site as guinea pigs to test brainwashing techniques through targeted content: negative content resulted in negative posting, and vice versa
i dont even blame them, anyone using that site deserves to be brainwashed >they trust me, the idiots -zuckerberg 2005 or whenever
You dumb fucking clowns discredit any inquiry into serious horrors committed by those groups - and there's a long list of them - by instead screeching about Froot Loops and The Flintstones. Nobody is changing any of that, you just don't realize how little you pay attention to small background shit like that and how much gets filled in subconsciously as a result.
The CIA does evil, dark shit, but you have a fucking cartoon idea of how they work if you think they're reaching out with their world-encircling tentacles to make you misremember whether adult diapers were a plural or whether brands of candy had hyphens in them.
Another one is that Cormac Mcccarthy died or was announced to have died between 2013-2016. However they announced again that he died a couple days ago.
Strangely he was on the board of the Santa Fe Institute, which seems to be comprised of remnants of Los Alamos physicists, mathematicians, researchers and a mix of WEF/Wall Street narrative pushers. Part of their stated goal is the effect of time and memory on a cultural scale. I think it’s related. https://www.santafe.edu/research/themes
Funny how Mandela Effect is almost always pop culture or major historical events. No one ever talks about how there's changes to the fossil record of the earliest known leaves or something because that shit is boring to anyone low IQ enough to believe in the Mandela Effect.
Yeah I meant more "things that made major headlines briefly" like Nelson Mandela. i.e. something that they would've heard about but did not look seriously into.
It's also usually in cases where the originators made a mistake, and people naturally filled in the better version themselves: >The fruit of the loom logo looks BETTER with a cornucopia >People like the Dolly joke better if she had braces >Berenstein is a much more common last name than Berenstain. I've also seen people who think their names were Bearenstein, since the books were about bears. >Leftists in America wish that Nelson Mandela died earlier, so they didn't have to teach how other countries besides the US engaged in racism, and for much longer than the US did too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid >Sex in the City is a better title, since the whores in the show have lots of sex IN the city.
Etc.
I am almost 100% sure the namesake of the phenomenon, Mandela, is thought to have died because Americans conflated him with Steve Biko who did die in prison around that time. Biko's death was also heavily pushed by the media and entertainment industry - just look at, for example, Peter Gabriel's song, Biko.
>No one ever talks about how there's changes to the fossil record
There are finds like that all the time you idiot. Like that modern paleoefags don't even seem to actually know what a fossil is anymore, and that 100 million yr old dna is suddenly present.
They change definitions and rules and just completely sweep shit under the rug all the time.
She smiles back at a guy who is ugly, big and intimidating and a murderer. She's tiny, looks good and innocent. She looks at him and isn't taken aback by his metal teeth. This results in a smile from him and she smiles back. There is no reason for the gag to require braces.
As jaws bares his teeth, the sun reflects on them and the music swells. That's funny enough. Braces would be overkill.
i didnt realize how old dolly looked like when she was only 36
she looks the exact same as now (although she is not ashamed about her cosmetics surgeries)
I fucking know, right?
Wasn't the whole point of her character that she had braces? >le quirky nerdy girl with braces finds a huge man with metal teeth and they fall in love
Without braces her character is useless!
Did they change in post, or maybe do a take, where she had fake braces, that ended up being used in certain cuts? The torrent I have of the movie has braces, but I always see other versions that don't have them. The mandela effect is just an excuse made up by media addled retards as a way to explain their utter inability to consoom media that is longer than 60 seconds and doesn't include a dancing asshole making moronic faces and pointing at captions.
changed in post, can see the braces in certain scenes in the non-braces version.
people actually get paid to make threads like these, earning a pension too, waging a "psychological" war on social meda, peak clownworld.
can't imagine what doing stuff like this all the time does to your soul
glowies hire clickfarms that's an estabilished phenomenon
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>anon calls out clickfarms >"damn you glow" >"no he doesn't, clickfarms are real" >"A-ACTUALLY I MEANT CLICKFARMS GLOW"
what kind of backpedalling is this
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honestly i have no idea what you're even trying to say
Am I speaking to a bot?
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No I'm not a bot. I'm saying you said his post glows, then when I explained the (very basic) support behind his claims, you shifted the goalpost and acted like you knew what he was talking about the whole time. I don't understand the point of callimg him a glowie in the first place was, if you already know of clickfarms. Is it because you believe CERN is the reason behind your shotty long-term memory? The fucked up shit CERN does goes way beyond design changes. I don't think mandella effect has anything to do with CERN, I think it's just glowies creating memoryholes like that anon originally said. Do you get me now?
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what support? shillfarms? hired by whom
haven't read anything post that
take your meds thoughever
Her teeth looked weird on VHS on some tv's. Most people just assumed she had braces, it wasn't until widespread HD releases that people started noticing her teeth were fine. Shrimple as.
My only 'Mandela' effect example is Karl Donitz, leader of Germany's navy during WW2 and brief successor to Adolf Hitler as Chancellor of Germany. I swear that upon initially researching the topic, Donitz was executed at Nuremberg. I am sure that that was the case - I remember thinking, posting online about how it was unfair that he was executed (as even if you accept the presuppositions of the Nuremberg trials, Donitz didn't do anything wrong and wasn't even a Natsoc) and others agreed with me. When I relooked at the history, turns out he wasn't executed and was instead sentenced to Spandau...
They didn't cover those details in school unfortunately, it was the usual 'Germany invaded Poland for some reasons, uh lebensraum was a thing, then they killed israelites and the uh Allies beat them'. Im not American either, before you ask. My interest in the topic is why I researched it in the first place.
Where are you from that world history isn't considered important? I'm American, and even went to public school, and we did a pretty detailed overview of a great deal of history and often had to do individual reports about specific aspects of each historical period.
South Africa. Our pre-elective history in highschool (I.e. grades 8-10) were very cursory and rather poor. I didn't opt to take history after that because I found other subjects more expedient, such as economics, science, etc (not because of a lack of interest). I do regret that decision as the only subject that benefitted me was economics, I should've taken subjects I was more interested in instead.
We spent quite a bit of time learning about South Africa and the various issues surrounding apartheid.
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And we in turn learned about Jim Crow and whatnot. Did they teach you about uMkhonte Weziswe? I suspect that they didn't.
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Not directly, no. I do think we got a fairly balanced view of Mandela by the end of the lesson.
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Somehow I doubt it was that balanced if you didn't learn about MK (an overt terrorist/paramilitary organization), but such is the educational system...
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I don't remember the names. I just remember Mandela not being the peace loving glorious leader that everybody makes him out to be.
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Fair enough - did you learn about his wife, Winnie and how she had black teens murdered for not supporting the ANC? I would argue even in a more measured view, as I no doubt believe you would've received via education, their violence (not only against the state and the 'racist whites' but to their own people) cannot be understated.
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Yeah, we did learn about that. Now that I think about it, the history teacher I had for two years was pretty fucking based.
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Consider yourself very lucky, I doubt many people, here included, know about that aspect of the history
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I think Mandela himself was a terrorist in his youth no? It's been ages since I read up on South-Africa.
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He was a communist terrorist and thats why he was in prison
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But he became a symbol of peace and unity. Makes me think of George Floyd. Except Mandela had an arc, in the case of Floyd, the arc was made for him. Bit of a stretch to compare the two.
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Wait he wasn't the guy shot for saying he has a dream? Oh my G-d the Mandoza Affliction strikes again!!!
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yes, the group he led enjoyed tying up people in a stack of tires and setting it on fire. he was not a good man
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Sorry missed your post. He absolutely was and planned multiple bomb attacks which ended up killing white people. It's why he was imprisoned and was very lucky to not have received the death sentence.
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>I think Mandela himself was a terrorist in his youth no?
He was a freedom fighter. Nobody calls French Resistance fighters during WW2 or George Washington terrorists. >>
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Spotted the potato nagger. A terrorist is a terrorist.
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Spotted the fatass oldhead republican slave. You're no better than Dixie the Dyke ranting about le patriarchy, grandpa
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when will you homosexuals learn that no one talks like this? trying to corral people to them get ready for the next war.
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>A terrorist is a terrorist
That "terrorist" managed to take down the nuclear armed Apartheid state.
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>I don't remember the names. I just remember Mandela not being the peace loving glorious leader that everybody makes him out to be.
kek yeah he was a piece of shit terrorist nagger
Are you mixing this memory with maybe a scene in Benchwarmers? That film had plenty of hot blonde chicks interacting with men playing baseball
Honestly anon it was daytime but the reporter was asian for me 100%
my theory on the Mandela Effect: the false memory theory is true, and the reason why there's so many people experiencing it now is cause internet use, social media and the massive amount of information we encounter everyday compared to the past (maybe increased weed use too) have fucked people's attention spans and their mental ability to perceive, analyze and retain information. And I say this as someone who has experienced the ME, I'm freaking out a bit over .
I'm 100% sure she was white, it was daytime and she cried out a bit when he caught the ball. Wtf.
my theory on the Mandela Effect: the false memory theory is true, and the reason why there's so many people experiencing it now is cause internet use, social media and the massive amount of information we encounter everyday compared to the past (maybe increased weed use too) have fucked people's attention spans and their mental ability to perceive, analyze and retain information. And I say this as someone who has experienced the ME, I'm freaking out a bit over .
>my theory on the Mandela Effect: the false memory theory is true,
because you dont have a soul, you aren't conscious, your interpretation for what you're experiencing is akin to a dog's, there is a form of awareness but you don't have the spark behind your eyes
because you are incomplete you rely on the groupthink consensus to make sense of the world, because you cannot function apart from it
It's just a kid who thinks being contrarian is lots of fun on the Internet. He's free of any direct retribution and can dismiss any responsibility because, again, it's the Internet.
It's a good personal philosophy to not be insulted by anyone, even when they disappoint you. Never take things personally.
>being contrarian is lots of fun on the Internet.
its not, its much more fun to find the one or two other enlightened philosopher kings that exist in the world who all happen to gravitate to this shithole website because its one of the only places for anonymous free speech left
and it was certainly more fun before low IQ phoneposters like yourself infested it, making it futile to try and contact the other few people with souls who walk the earth
Okay fuck off no way, what the absolute fuck. I can concede the reporter or whatever but it was fucking day, I know it was. Is there another clip of a similar incident? because it 100% was not at night and I've seen it numerous times.
Honestly anon it was daytime but the reporter was asian for me 100%
my theory on the Mandela Effect: the false memory theory is true, and the reason why there's so many people experiencing it now is cause internet use, social media and the massive amount of information we encounter everyday compared to the past (maybe increased weed use too) have fucked people's attention spans and their mental ability to perceive, analyze and retain information. And I say this as someone who has experienced the ME, I'm freaking out a bit over .
I'm 100% sure she was white, it was daytime and she cried out a bit when he caught the ball. Wtf.
Okay fuck off no way, what the absolute fuck. I can concede the reporter or whatever but it was fucking day, I know it was. Is there another clip of a similar incident? because it 100% was not at night and I've seen it numerous times.
It was faked for a Gillette ad, and very obviously edited, so it would be easy to change. I remember her being blonde, too. There is a similar REAL video with a blonde reporter and a football that might be causing confusion
I remember seeing this scene in where she had braces, but the scene was edited and used for a commercial. Can't remember what the commercial was about, either cable company or something related to dental care.
do you guys remember that x files episode where this guy gets blasted in the particle accelerator room and his shadow becomes a human-eating demon, anyone stepping into it getting consumed?
They don't put nose rings on heifers. That design wouldn't make any sense. Considering these people work in dairy, you'd expect them to know enough about cows to know that design would be retarded and imply you're eating cum. So I don't think that's a real memory of yours
Fair enough. I even tried to find maybe an old design that had it before replying to you, though. We're all impressionable at the end of the day, and our memories can be influenced by a likely or fascinating story just as much as our opinions can be. Something important to keep in mind. No bad blood, tho anon
They don't put nose rings on heifers. That design wouldn't make any sense. Considering these people work in dairy, you'd expect them to know enough about cows to know that design would be retarded and imply you're eating cum. So I don't think that's a real memory of yours
It's been removed as they are getting leftist to wear them to show what good goy cattle they are.
Just google cow+nosering and you will it is a thing.
Imagine being so sheltered you think wearing a cowring in your nose is a good thing, and then shit on the place that made it possible for you to be safe enough where you can where a cowring in public. It would be the first thing I'd go for in a fight. If you can rip it out, the fight is over. Like a carnival game.
It never did. You remember cows having nose rings (a bull, specifically), and you remember "israeliteelry" on that cow mascot. Your brain remembers "nose ring" not "earring."
Maybe you just have limited vocabulary, anon. Or are a social outcast. If you didn't know, "literally" has colloquially been used to emphasize severity for hundreds of years.
Examples of emphatic use of "literally": >Mark Twain >Charles Dickens >Louisa May Alcott >Charlotte Brontë
There are plenty more examples. Not a recent things and especially did not develop from plebbit, retard
I'm not a chat gpt bot you fucking retard. Watch this.
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Can an AI fucking do that? FUCK YOU
To be real, I mistyped that one word cause I'm lazy and use autofill suggestions on my phone half the time. Picrel for proof
The Chic-fil-a one is the only one that gets me because it's such a weird thing for people's brains to "correct" it to and it's not like the k is hard to make out in the logo; if anything the c is.
People enjoy the idea of an "American fast-food joint from the deep South" to take a childish, jocular approach at its company name by making it read "French" like it's a Michelin-star top-notch restaurant that might have started in Louisiana (New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, etc.)like tres "Chic-fil-a"... and not owning up to being a fried-chicken fast-food joint with the name "Chick-Fil-A."
People enjoy the idea of an "American fast-food joint from the deep South" to take a childish, jocular approach at its company name by making it read "French" like it's a Michelin-star top-notch restaurant that might have started in Louisiana (New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, etc.)like tres "Chic-fil-a"... and not owning up to being a fried-chicken fast-food joint with the name "Chick-Fil-A."
It's probably tied to the fact that it's in script. A lot of people can't read cursive + I can kinda see the connection that fancy script = "chic"
All very true. Ignorance is commonplace, especially for unremarkable things (like misspelling an American fast-food company's name by omitting a similar consonant, misspelling a last name, or misspelling a brand by adding a plural "s" to a product that was sold in plural amounts), but people
HATE
being called ignorant. Oh how they hate it. And modern Internet culture absolutely supports people letting everyone know those hateful feelings. Rather than, say, investigating the now amazingly quick and accurate means to correct this ignorance (or justify it) and improving themselves with this small amount of investment applied.
Your image is lots of fun and interesting. For example: >Febreze / Febreeze >Depends / Depend >Laughing Cow Gold Nose Ring / Laughing Cow Earrings >"Thinking Man" is placing his fist on his chin or forehead / "Thinking Man" is biting the back of his limp hand >Henry VIII portrait details him holding a large, cooked drumstick / Henry VIII portrait does not hold a poultry drumstick >The Korean Peninsula does NOT border Russia / The Korean Peninsula DOES border Russia This is a very petty argument because the border to Russia is EXTREMELY small, to the EXTREME Northeast, and is the result of a VERY exaggerated arcing landmass that nearly encompasses China. >Eli Whitney (inventor of the cotton gin) was black / Eli Whitney (inventor of the cotton gin) was white
And of course half the list being people misspelling names is completely understandable to the point of almost silliness or, like the spoiler script, basically petty.
I would like to point out, confusing "George Reeves" and "Christopher Reeve" is perfectly understandable, given "George Reeves" was an actor who played television Superman before "Christopher Reeve" played television Superman.
just want to pull a few of the most egregiously retarded ones >anything where there is an S or somehow no longer an S at the end
think about how many of these products come in packs of MORE THAN ONE of said item >Flinstones
why the fuck would it be flinstones what is a flin stone its so fucking obviously FLINT STONES >Sex in the City
you only thought that cause you were a prepubescent boy when your grandma watched this shit and you were hoping it was porn >every single one of the geography ones
just cause your average retard knows shit about the makeup of the earth doesnt mean it used to be different >Amelia Earhart
what dipshit retard thought she crashed and lived >Hamilton president
how fucking random does anyone who isnt in to history even know any of the first 14 presidents other than washington and maybe jefferson
You can also add things like Disney destroying accurate history with things like >Adult Pocahontas married same-age John Smith via love; they lived a long life together and have many, many descendants >Minor Pocahontas married John Rolfe as part of a bargaining chip to stop conflict between settlers and the tribe - Rolfe was extremely pious and racist and hated the idea of marrying an uncouth barbarian but ultimately agreed when England practically forced him to and Pocahontas was known to have been forcibly baptized into Christianity with the name "Rebecca." They had one child and Pocahontas died at age 20.
that's terrible. that means that literally everyone in the audience, even little kids, had a better take on that scene.
so much so that they collectively mentally superimposed braces on Dolly.
has anyone ever asked the actress about it? were there two versions shot? how was the scene explained to her? did the shooting script say anything? was the braces idea there, but the props weren't ready or whatever.
because he having braces is so completely comedically logical that everything BUT reality is correct in this case.
they should run a cycle at CERN just to switch us into the Braces timeline, because any other timeline is stupid and gay and full of cope, like your post.
If this joke was made in a film from the 80s or 90s, the character likely would've had braces.
Moonraker is a film that got much more airplay on TV/video during the 80s/90s than it did when it came out, so a lot of people incorrectly thought the "braces joke" was better in their heads than the original one. >has anyone ever asked the actress about it?
Yes, it's in the article I linked to. She never wore braces and there weren't any available on set or anything like that.
Which makes sense, since whichever prop guy was in charge of Jaws' teeth would've been in charge of "braces for Dolly" too.
i remember the braces
the whole point of the dolly attracted to jaws was of her braces and jaws metal teeth
if there are no braces then the scene makes less to no sense
The Mandela Effect only freaks out people who are *almost* smart enough to be self-aware, but instead of looking back and realizing they misunderstood a detail of something when they were a kid, some wire in their brain crosses and decides either CERN, demons, the CIA, or all three are shuffling the fabric of reality itself
There's probably a good book to be written on how zoomers fall into these types of nutso ideas where they conclude that it is simpler for the entire universe to be changed than for them to be wrong about something and where they also believe that absolutely nothing in said entire universe is more important than the cartoons and advertisements they saw when they were kids
I think it's just people wanting to believe things are more exciting than they really are. A grand conspiracy and being one of the select special ones who can see through is far more exciting than just misremembering trivial shit.
>select special ones
but thats exactly what I am, the us department of education told my parents i was, its why im unvaxxinated and living in a region of the world safe from global warming and nukes
mandela effect is a psy-op to make inferior minds such as yours follow the wikipedia consensus instead of your own eyes and memories, and you'll fall for it, theyll sterilize you and give you cancer/autoimmune diseases through your food and water and thats a good thing, i dont even hate them for it, theres too many uninteresting wastes of resources like you living on this earth, i agree with them
get in the pod, eat the bugs, do it, move to that 15 minute city because your job requires it, DO IT
105IQ post
bet you "think" chemtrails are just contrails too don't you
daily reminder that if you haven't had your bivalent booster then you are an anti-vaxxer and subject to ostracism, deplatforming, and removal from the workforce
you did get it didnt you?
Never forget that you are a hero, anon, one of the select special few that
I think it's just people wanting to believe things are more exciting than they really are. A grand conspiracy and being one of the select special ones who can see through is far more exciting than just misremembering trivial shit.
is referring to. By remembering whether or not the goddamn Laughing Cow had a nosering you'll surely save the world from the vile clutches of CERN.
Make sure not to fall into the trap of doing anything in real life, though. All you need to do is watch the right youtube videos and hold just the right opinions and you've already won.
>NPC noises
Funnily enough the NPC insult falls right into what I'm talking about.
You are so incapable of imagining anybody coming to a different conclusion than you that it's easier for you to believe they are not thinking at all than to understand they just thought differently. You cannot comprehend anybody's thought processes except your own.
You think you're enlightened, but you have less empathy and theory of mind than most 90 IQ hairdressers, who can at least have a vapid gossipy conversation where they try to imagine why Carol is mad at Sharon.
What could I possibly be coping for? I am pointing and laughing at you. Do you know what that word means or is it just a meme phrase you've seen before?
Wait, I thought most people experienced the Mandela Effect and the only ones claiming not to are lying and in on it?? Now only a select few can notice Mandela Effects? wtf the Mandela Effect itself has been Mandela'd
>it was mirror mirror
You're right. All original literary works, both in the original language and translated languages, quote the line as
-Mirror, mirror on the wall-
So why do people "remember" it and point to it as "Magic mirror, on the wall?"
Because Disney wrote their animated movie with that line in 1937 and never corrected themselves. People felt it was "creative liberty."
Disney does this A LOT. All of Hollywood does. Hell, basically all storywriters do and bleeds far, far, far into historical novelization, too. Because people love putting their own spin on "fact."
>"remember"
No, I dont "remember" it that way, I remember it that way, because it was that way. Just like contrails used to dissipate and not turn into clouds, you can't convince me that I "misremember" no matter what tactic you try: groupthink outcast, expert consensus, falsified evidence, etc.
Some people just can't be brainwashed, and it pisses you off doesnt it?
its an interesting concept, seeing history be written as lies in real time, makes you doubt everything you've ever been taught >hey adam, look here, it says the good guys have always won, imagine that
Steve Biko is pretty interesting in South African history. He was ahead of his time. He denounced help from whites because a) blacks needed to do it for themselves b) blacks were using structures that were put there in place by whites. He was saying this in the seventies already iirc.
Of course he got killed and became a martyr, a forgotten one.
I wish they did build parallel institutions. It would've saved us so many nightmares and would've fit rather neatly into the idea of the bantustans as devised by the National Party leadership of the 50s-60s.
>I think Mandela himself was a terrorist in his youth no?
He was a freedom fighter. Nobody calls French Resistance fighters during WW2 or George Washington terrorists. >>
Here's your you because this is some pathetic bait.
Not necessarily but I certainly don't believe they were the bad guys as you do. I think the apartheid project could've been reformed in a better way than it ultimately was. I see based on this post
>A terrorist is a terrorist
That "terrorist" managed to take down the nuclear armed Apartheid state.
you don't know what you're talking about and are framing things in a very black and white framework, bereft of nuance. If you think it was through the power of the tripartite alliance that Apartheid ended and not because of entirely external factors, you're not only historically ill-informed but likely captured by ideology as well. Do you defend the killing of Stompie Seipei? Do you even know who Stompie was without googling?
I'm out of my depth here, I don't even know about Bantustans. I read two books in highschool on Steve Biko and that's it. Long time ago. But more and more is pouring out about South Africa now. There were whistleblowers on /misc/ in 2016-2018 already. It's caught in a death spiral, I heard. It is what it is.
The idea was essentially to create subdivisions within the South African state that would have some level of local autonomy, segregated based on ethnicity (as the blacks are not one monolith and have wildly different cultures and ethnicities) that would've, in theory, lead to separate development at a more natural pace whilst being subsidized by the ZA govt. It didn't really achieve its goal though some bantustans were fairly prosperous (Baphutatswana specifically).
I skimmed through it. Might watch it in full. Comment section is pretty interesting too.
My brother went to South-Africa as a middle class white tourist some months ago. Do a safari together with his girl. He didn't feel unsafe. Only thing he told me was that the car had to keep running at a gas station and they had to stay inside the car. But that might as well have been the guide who didn't want to have to deal with tourists and scared them a little.
I don't particularly like Serpentza, nor do I really want to watch the video - I don't want to be blackpilled even further, but thank you for sharing it nonetheless, other anons can probably get value out of watching it.
Regarding your brother, I assume you're American, right? I think certain risk averse behavior will already be built in to your psyche - you know 'risks' (if you catch my meaning) and know how to mitigate them. But yes, some areas are definitely safer than others and I can say that if you're going for a safari, you'll be safer than going to a city (though Cape Town isn't bad, just don't go into any of the 'coloured' areas - they're rife with gang crime and prey on anyone they can). I'm glad he enjoyed it.
6 months ago
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chatgpt shat out this post
6 months ago
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I type like a bot? Fok my, ek's 'n fokken robot, O God, ek's 'n fokken robot.
6 months ago
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I think going through 'Cape Town' was the part of their tour where they had to keep their windows shut, kek. But yeah, it will most likely have been the safer parts and they put some fear into the tourists, just so they can feel they did something dangerous and exciting. But they enjoyed it. They got to see four out of the big five. His girl's expecting and they wanted to do one last trip before the kid is there. I doubt they got to see any 'couleur locale', but they had fun. Also fucking expensive.
6 months ago
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Yeah it's just sensible to keep your windows closed. Glad they were lucky in seeing such a large amount of animals - I think at most I've seen 2 or 3 on any given trip. There's no point in experiencing le local culture anyway, so it's better that they avoid it (I mean, you can try and experience Afrikaner culture, but it won't be that much different from going to conservative areas in the Midwest tbqh). Yes, the tourism industry here is designed to gouge foreigners, it's rough. I hope they have a good trip!
Also didn't mention, yes, we are a failed state that can barely keep our power grid running for half a day, leading to scheduled blackouts. That's not even talking about our failing exchange rights, inflation, crime rates, government antagonizing through 'affirmative action' policies and anti-white/farmer rhetoric.
There's apparantly a racially segregated water tax as well. Whites have to wait longer or pay more for water. And electricity. The whole thing is going to shit. And still there are apologists, while they are sitting on one of the most naturally rich places on earth when it comes to resources. That's the gist I got from it. You could argue if whitey never went over there and tried to instill western civilization, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in either.
Not in my experience though I could see a pseudo tax in the form of having to rely on private means of getting water (either installing a borehole/filtration system, or as we do, buying bottled water). Many black areas just simply don't have water at all. This isn't the fault of le whitey either, it's almost 30 years since the country has been run by the ANC and they simply cannot maintain or effectively build the necessary infrastructure. >You could argue if whitey never went over there and tried to instill western civilization, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in either.
Certainly, though I'd say it's not really the White man's fault for trying to instill civilization amongst the 'natives' - the goal in colonizing South Africa wasn't that at all, it was firstly to facilitate trade via the VOC and then to build a nation not beholden to the European powers (especially on a religious front, but later out of self determination I the case of the Groot Trek as a response to British imperialism). The fact that the governments of the time tried to instill civilization at all was out of a sense of religious duty, they could've easily gone another way and perhaps they should've. But either way, you're right in that the story of South Africa is a cautionary tale for Westerners.
6 months ago
Anonymous
I enjoyed reading that. I'm afraid I don't have something more to add to the discussion.
6 months ago
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That's fine, I know I completely changed the topic of this thread, but I felt it's important to point out the thing about Mandela's death being about Biko. I don't necessarily agree nor disagree with the Mandela effect as a whole, just that the example of Mandela is a shit one.
6 months ago
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You can pretty easily poke holes in every single one that gets posted, really.
People massively overestimate how well they remember things. The lists that come out are all either such minor details that they can be easily overlooked or overt gaps in knowledge that happen when you halfway learn something as a child but don't pay much attention to it. Either way, your brain filled in gaps with something incorrect and you never noticed an error until years later.
The problem is an inability to approach that as "haha wow, I can't believe I thought Japan was somewhere else" but instead swerving right to "the government is moving heaven and earth to convince the rest of these sheeple that Cap'n Crunch has always been abbreviated when only I am brave enough to declare he used to be a full Captain."
Ask any lawyer how many examples there are of witnesses making sworn testimony that they really, genuinely believe happened that's later proven wrong.
6 months ago
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Fair enough, but I think the phenomenon is interesting not in the sense that's its true (I.e. different timelines) but the fact that pseudo subcultures have formed that believe it is. It seems to me to be an interesting response to a general cynicism and distrust in what is presented as 'truth' in our contemporary age. I don't think it's helpful to then call people who believe in the Mandela effect retards - they are a symptom of a larger societal pathology that, I think, needs to be considered and addressed in a far more measured way.
6 months ago
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It's a pretty harsh realization when you can't even trust your own memory a 100% of the time. I can only speak for myself, but once you fuck up once, you can never be a 100% again, or have the belief that you are a 100%. So what is left? Chaos? Fuck, you can only be or believe yourself to be a 100% once. But as there are communities about Berenstein, I take at least some comfort in knowing that I'm not the only one struggling with this fact.
6 months ago
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struggling with what, the fact that you're fallible?
get a fucking grip
>4SPAMH
6 months ago
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No, that my memory is fallible. When it comes to facts.
6 months ago
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Too many people, throughout history, are determined to apply equal value of their emotions to factual data. It's a genuine human pathology. What you feel, what you think, what emotions your perceive are just as important as mathematical formulas, as detailing the life cycle of a temperate climate tree, as accurately describing the visual characterizations of historical figures.
So when things like "visualization" come into play, as so strongly endorsed in this digital age, being able to rely on "emotions" as a genuinely important argument point becomes very, very difficult to be deemed as "real" or "accurate." And a very large number of humans cannot bear to accept that, becoming very upset with the inevitable confrontation. It's common and immature.
6 months ago
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It's the same reason people scream they didn't misspell a word or that they used a word for the wrong meaning. They're far happier to simply state that "language evolves" and command you to accept their truth and grant them their reward.
People used to enjoy watching "Wheel of Fortune."
6 months ago
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If you can't trust your own memory, it's a very slippery slope into total chaos. The truth is always a consensus. But you need to have a universally agreed upon truth as a fundament. So you can build further upon that. You need, or I do, one thing in your life that is immovable. If everything is open to debate or discussion, then there is nothing. So then we come to God: you live, you die. Those are the only facts remaining.
6 months ago
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Apparently you're more willing to apply "immovable truth" to "what you remember 40 years ago" than "what you can see right now."
Rather than admit to understanding the word "forget" or acknowledge the reality of "seeing the present," it's more fun to you to claim your memories are immaculate ("immovable" as you claim) and that what your eyes see is fiction because photoshop exists or that humanity as been subject to evil conspiracy and placed in an alternate dimension but you and your perfection sees through that because you're Jesus.
6 months ago
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>humanity as been subject to evil conspiracy and placed in an alternate dimension but you and your perfection sees through that because you're Jesus.
nuggets of truth does this glowie speak
6 months ago
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So you think you are Jesus, then?
6 months ago
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interesting you picked that out, noticed you really seem to have a hard on with making him out to be the bad guy why glowie why?
6 months ago
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Do you dismiss the existence of senile elderly humans? Do you think you can convince your grandparents they're wrong and that you just told them you had dinner 5 minutes ago, pointing to the half-eaten plate of food in front of them at the dinner table? Or are they superior beings for angrily dismissing you as wrong and that their memories of not eating dinner is correct; this is all simply an evil conspiracy performed by aliens and religiously scientific liars and they've been forcibly teleported into a false reality alternate dimension and they never never never never never never ate dinner 5 minutes ago?
Wtf am I reading? Express yourself in an orderly fashion or there will be no rebuttal. This reads like a Tim Burton movie.
6 months ago
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Do you dismiss the existence of senile elderly humans? Do you think you can convince your grandparents they're wrong and that you just told them you had dinner 5 minutes ago, pointing to the half-eaten plate of food in front of them at the dinner table? Or are they superior beings for angrily dismissing you as wrong and that their memories of not eating dinner is correct; this is all simply an evil conspiracy performed by aliens and religiously scientific liars and they've been forcibly teleported into a false reality alternate dimension and they never never never never never never ate dinner 5 minutes ago?
6 months ago
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Glowie
6 months ago
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how is that some big revelation? do you go into a nervous breakdown because you can't remember sucking your mom's titty when you were 2 months old?
6 months ago
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>pseudo subcultures >don't call them retards >needs to be considered and addressed
they're retards and even worse than that, narcissistic ones that refuse to acknowlege that they're wrong. people just need to stop enabling them.
6 months ago
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You're right.
As
>pseudo subcultures >don't call them retards >needs to be considered and addressed
they're retards and even worse than that, narcissistic ones that refuse to acknowlege that they're wrong. people just need to stop enabling them.
starts to mention, deep down it's an issue of narcissism. People on Cinemaphile really, genuinely think it is more likely that somebody is doing a massive psychological manipulation of everybody on the planet than that they were incorrect. This really scratches a particular itch for rebels on the internet who want to think they're participants in some grand story about struggling against oppression, but the struggle doesn't require anything from them other than "knowing the truth" about the Berenstain Bears.
6 months ago
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Very true. Now that we have access to more information very easily and people from all over can communicate, it's clear there is a lack in the general person's ability to parse information, think critically and form a measured opinion on the constant bombardment of information they aren't capable of properly understanding, yet prideful enough to feel they must form an opinion and that they will defend just to appear/feel smart. I preferred when people weren't so opinionated and would concede they just don't know something. I guess the dopamine rush of feeling smarter than somebody else and joining in on echo chambers is too addictive.
6 months ago
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I dont think it's necessarily about being smart or feeling smart or having people agree with you. It's more about having a sense of belonging.
For any other enlightened thinkers suffering this thread with me, remember the internet before smartphones? A thread like this would be full of interesting takes and not the regurgitated mewling of unformed souls reading from the cue-cards/teleprompters in their minds
>remember back then when people had less access to information so threads like this would get more intention because gullible fags took it at face value despite the logical fallacies?
ftfy
bro we've been over this, your only purpose in life is to get sterilized i mean boostered, you need to go get that booster right fucking now, stop polluting the internet with your limited intelligence and go do what youre told by your phone
no disrespect for those from this country but in my original timeline, burkina faso did not exist. to me, it only started existing 7 years ago. i had heard of all other african countries before (including tiny ones like eritrea and djbouti) excep this one.
A surefire way to know if your associates have consciousness or not is a quick questionnaire: >vaccinated? >political party? >mandela effect is misremembering?
if yes to any you know you can absolutely control them like the empty vessel they truly are, if such a thing is in your purview, only the most rudimentary techniques are required
they cant deceive me I saw that shit in the 80s, scene doesn't even make any sense without the braces, but its so obscure its got culpable deniability
the shit that they pushed too far is "mirror mirror" being "magic mirror", you have to be a real ape-man to believe you misremembered that
its so easy for them, they just poison the well with the "alternate timelines" crap to direct away from governmental brainwashing techniques
and you fall for it so easily, a simpsons meme is all it took
pic related was my favorite psyop from the sterilization campaign, its exquisite how they prey upon the unformed minds of the unthinking, using your own lack of consciousness against you
i really dont even blame them anymore
how could i be mixing that up when ive never seen catch me if you can and it has no relevance to dolly/jaws having metal mouths in common as a funny joke
There is zero reason for the scene to have become the main pop cultural reference to the movie, with everyone who ever watched it remembering the entire crux of the scene, the humorous instant affinity they shared due to both having metal in their teeth.
If it were just that she liked him because she was sweet, it's not normal to leave the viewing experience imagining that she also has metal teeth. A grown woman with braces is and was very unusual and is not a logical thing to imagine about a character who, like 99% of people in movies, has no braces on her teeth.
>Special Agent Smith, I've been reading your report on this uh... Project Mandela. >Yes sir. It's going spectacularly. >It says here you've used esoteric reality-warping physics at the most expensive scientific facility ever constructed to open a portal to hell that successfully mindraped humanity into believing Kitkats used to have a hyphen in the name. >Well not exactly, sir. We actually transferred humanity into another timeline where they never did. >Uh-huh. >All traces of the hyphen are gone. >Mhmm. Any lingering issues tripping up progress here? >Well, some brave men are powerful enough to see through our evil deeds. >Oh my. >They seem to be able to resist our brainwashing; their souls are so pure that they somehow still know, deep in their hearts, about the hyphen. We estimate they all must have IQs of at least 180. >Good lord, this could ruin everything. Tell me - they don't know about... >They... They do, sir. The real location of Sri Lanka. >You have full license to kill them all, Smith. Use whatever resources you need.
I know right, psychological campaigns would be as crazy as like.. trying to convince society men could get pregnant and teaching children to mutilate their genitals or something
Your inability to differentiate serious attempts at manipulating public opinion like that from comic book plots about changing timelines to alter the Flintstones are why we're laughing at you, you dumb homosexual
Their ability to manipulate public opinion on serious issues comes from them being unrelenting on even the most petty and insane issues. It is you who are blind
>changing timelines
You're just not smart enough for this bro, we tell you because we want to save you. THe timelines shit is part of the psy-op, same as flat earth is. I hope you didnt fall for the "vaccination" did you? be honest buddy, we're all anonymous here
Mandela effect is clearly a check on how the brainwash is going. Yep, majority of people will trust an article DEBOONKING it over their own memories. Proceed as planned.
>>it has to be considered a phenomenon and have its own wikipedia entry!
It quite literally is a phenomenon whether you like it or not. No it isn't supernatural. But it is interesting that large groups of people collectively misremember specific details about things in the same specific way. It's a phenomenon worth talking about.
Another interesting one is C3PO's chrome leg. I only found out this year that he had one, despite watching the films dozens, possibly hundreds of times on VHS as a kid and even more as an adult. The reason behind that one being that it wasn't always particularly apparent on film, where most full body shots of him were in a yellow desert. Add to that most people watching most of the time on low quality VHS. Most toys, third-party media, costumes etc didn't even feature that detail and just designed both of his legs as gold.
Every post low key gaslighting those who experience the Mandela or equate it to antisemitism has been a reddit shill who has decided to stick around, the language used is straight outta the subreddits that have long since been taken over.
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She was in a lot of French films, can't say I've seen any of them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blanche_Ravalec
French films? That means nudity, fantastic!
She had braces. She 100% had braces. They are messing with time and space over at CERN right now.
>The entire fabric of reality is being torn asunder
>The only effects this has are miniscule, forgettable details from pop culture being changed in odd ways
They're being real careful about it.
>noticeable* differences
For all we know entire planet systems could have been realigned. One thing I remember is that before, you could look at the Sun. Middle of the day even, you could look up and look directly at the Sun and it was yellow in colour. Now it's this blinding white light. It stings to even look at it. Where in the universe are we?
Are you fucking retarded?
She had braces, Berenstain bears were called Berenstein, and in that video of Jim Gray interviewing Mike Tyson with a broken back, when Jim asks him what he meant, Mike Tyson interrupted him to say “Spinal”. Now, Mike lets him finish his phrase and then answers “Spinal”
>I-is that... Something in an irrelevant throwaway piece of media happening in a way slightly different than how I remember it from decades ago?
>AAAAHHHHHHH REALITY IS BEING SHREDDED TO PIECES AND REPLACED, HELP ME naggerMAN
Imagine being too busy acting superior to investigate if your reality is real
Arguing about nitpicked details in movies from the 60s is not "investigating if our reality is real." Your brain has been fried by constant exposure to television and the internet.
>still too busy acting superior to investigate their reality
I am assuming this is indicative of a fundamental internal failure of your mind that shows up in everything you do and all of your political opinions
What learned conclusions have you discovered on the nature of our reality by watching youtube video essays about the Berenstain Bears, Herr Professor?
nah bro you're retarded that tyson interview is EXACTLY the same as it was
the hilarious part of it is the interviewer asking for clarification and him replying with "spinal"
Or you just misremembered shit. I have convinced people like you that Pelee Island never existed.
We get it, you’re upset you can go to r/mandelaeffect because of the blackout. Maybe consider suicide instead pf shitting up this board
woah....this is...this proves it...the mulitverse...woah...
the braces debate is moot. it's a test to see if you're gay. a straight man would only fixate on her perfect tits and go out into the world to get a similar hot babe either for short-term fun or long-term wife. and yes, they are fucking with timelines. this is one piece of evidence. and then...so what? what can we do about it? continue making threads to "spread awareness"?
The point is that they are opposites: short and tall. Glasses and braces.
See what blows my mind is I literally remember seeing this as a kid in the 2000s and my dad explaining it to me because I didn't get it, that Jaws had something in common with her because she had metal in her mouth too.
I remember making a huge deal to my coworkers about the “chic” the first time I went to chic fil a, had to ask the people at the counter if it was pronounced “chihk” or “sheek”.
I have that memory too
wtf
stop spamming your shit gaslighting thread retard
she 100% had braces and you can't convince me otherwise, fuck off with this mandela effect
>For those of us lucky enough to wear braces in the 80s, you had to have a large single band placed on each tooth. And are you ready for this? The braces were placed with a “thumper”. The process to adhere the braces to teeth was not only long but quite uncomfortable.
>Moonraker (1979)
Lol do you think braces didn't exist in the 70s?
The point is that the braces in the picture is what was available at the time the movie was released. I even put a movie release date for your retarded ass and a greentext that says each tooth was banded seperately. Do he braces in the picture resemble the braces you are so convinced Dolly was wearing?
Yes. That's where the "metal mouth" moniker comes from.
She never did you fucking idiots.
You literally have no proof of that, so keep seething.
And your proof that she did is
>I clearly remember her having braces from when I was five years old. A literal child with an undeveloped brain.
I unironically believe they edited this movie as part of some social experiment. She 100% had bracers.
did they also edit every hard copy in peoples homes?
Nobody liked Moonraker so there are no copies
Can you provide a still from the VHS or laserdisc to prove otherwise?
There's that word again. They. Who exactly are "they"?
Tavistock, DARPA etc. They're not secret, they just don't get talked about in mainstream idiot-traps like TV and Reddit.
For instance:
DARPA invented Facebook (as lifelog). Not Robot-Man.
Go look it up. Think about WHY they would do that.
Why did they do the Stanford Experiments?
Why was MK Ultra a thing (and later Monarch)?
Why WOULDN'T they fuck with little details here and there to see how people collectively re-enforce cultural memory?
You're the fucking idiot here, man.
You're trying to dis-assimilate new information that doesn't grok with what your Reddit hive-mind tells you is real.
You're the other side of this exact Mandela Effect experiment. They'll be tracking people like you too. To see why you cling to "TV/Reddit Reality" and how you come up with cope-posts to insist that it couldn't possibly be real, when there's no reason to think it ISN'T. Given all available information.
Why WOULDN'T they run an experiment like this? Your answers will be less convincing than the people who say that they probably ARE testing shit like that. Because it becomes a powerful tool of control for when they can re-writ culture on the fly using AI media-altering technology.
Of COURSE they're testing shit like this.
>DARPA invented Facebook (as lifelog). Not Robot-Man.
coincidentally lifelog was shuttered the exact day before faceberg launched
~12 years ago there was a cia study that used the absolute MORONS that use that site as guinea pigs to test brainwashing techniques through targeted content: negative content resulted in negative posting, and vice versa
i dont even blame them, anyone using that site deserves to be brainwashed
>they trust me, the idiots -zuckerberg 2005 or whenever
news to me. thanks for the info.
You dumb fucking clowns discredit any inquiry into serious horrors committed by those groups - and there's a long list of them - by instead screeching about Froot Loops and The Flintstones. Nobody is changing any of that, you just don't realize how little you pay attention to small background shit like that and how much gets filled in subconsciously as a result.
The CIA does evil, dark shit, but you have a fucking cartoon idea of how they work if you think they're reaching out with their world-encircling tentacles to make you misremember whether adult diapers were a plural or whether brands of candy had hyphens in them.
Another one is that Cormac Mcccarthy died or was announced to have died between 2013-2016. However they announced again that he died a couple days ago.
Strangely he was on the board of the Santa Fe Institute, which seems to be comprised of remnants of Los Alamos physicists, mathematicians, researchers and a mix of WEF/Wall Street narrative pushers. Part of their stated goal is the effect of time and memory on a cultural scale. I think it’s related. https://www.santafe.edu/research/themes
His death in 2016 was a hoax you retard, he was alive and wrote 2 books last year and did a public interview before dying the other day
Funny how Mandela Effect is almost always pop culture or major historical events. No one ever talks about how there's changes to the fossil record of the earliest known leaves or something because that shit is boring to anyone low IQ enough to believe in the Mandela Effect.
>major historical events
it's never major events, it's always some completely irrelevant thing.
Yeah I meant more "things that made major headlines briefly" like Nelson Mandela. i.e. something that they would've heard about but did not look seriously into.
It's also usually in cases where the originators made a mistake, and people naturally filled in the better version themselves:
>The fruit of the loom logo looks BETTER with a cornucopia
>People like the Dolly joke better if she had braces
>Berenstein is a much more common last name than Berenstain. I've also seen people who think their names were Bearenstein, since the books were about bears.
>Leftists in America wish that Nelson Mandela died earlier, so they didn't have to teach how other countries besides the US engaged in racism, and for much longer than the US did too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid
>Sex in the City is a better title, since the whores in the show have lots of sex IN the city.
Etc.
I am almost 100% sure the namesake of the phenomenon, Mandela, is thought to have died because Americans conflated him with Steve Biko who did die in prison around that time. Biko's death was also heavily pushed by the media and entertainment industry - just look at, for example, Peter Gabriel's song, Biko.
>No one ever talks about how there's changes to the fossil record
There are finds like that all the time you idiot. Like that modern paleoefags don't even seem to actually know what a fossil is anymore, and that 100 million yr old dna is suddenly present.
They change definitions and rules and just completely sweep shit under the rug all the time.
That is not at all the same thing as
>Thing is not the way I remember it from childhood!!!
I have never seen this movie bit I distinctly remember gifs of this with braces.
https://www.debunkingmandelaeffects.com/dolly-has-braces/
She smiles back at a guy who is ugly, big and intimidating and a murderer. She's tiny, looks good and innocent. She looks at him and isn't taken aback by his metal teeth. This results in a smile from him and she smiles back. There is no reason for the gag to require braces.
As jaws bares his teeth, the sun reflects on them and the music swells. That's funny enough. Braces would be overkill.
Ok Rabbi what else would you prefer we forget am guessing the 6 million will not be on the list.
Pic related itz the only Dolly I got
False flagging kike trying to make antisemites look stupid by associating them with retarded conspiracy theories and believing in demons.
Go away edgy little atheist cúck
Lowercase cuck isn't filtered, newfag. Enjoy your stay while reddit is down.
Yeah it is retard
Antisemites don't need any help looking stupid.
Sauce? Name?
ffs zoomer its dolly parton - the best little whorehouse in texas
Tbh I only know her as an ancient booba lady. I don't think I have ever seen her anywhere being younger than 60 years old.
Inexcusable. Absolutely embarrassing. Dolly Parton is on par with George Washington for people you need to know of.
Dolly Buster
i didnt realize how old dolly looked like when she was only 36
she looks the exact same as now (although she is not ashamed about her cosmetics surgeries)
Yeah, that's exactly what I said for ya
I expounded.
but that isn't as good as they're opposites, but the one thing they have in common is metal teeth
Why are israelites trying to summon demons into our reality?
MOONRAPER
Jaws falls in love because she rescued him. Dolly falls in love because he's like 7 feet tall, muscular and a destructive force of nature.
I fucking know, right?
Wasn't the whole point of her character that she had braces?
>le quirky nerdy girl with braces finds a huge man with metal teeth and they fall in love
Without braces her character is useless!
no amount of discord brigading is going to make your thread organic
Don't let the bastards drag you down
delete this, the wormhole is unstable you will doom us all you fool.
Did they change in post, or maybe do a take, where she had fake braces, that ended up being used in certain cuts? The torrent I have of the movie has braces, but I always see other versions that don't have them. The mandela effect is just an excuse made up by media addled retards as a way to explain their utter inability to consoom media that is longer than 60 seconds and doesn't include a dancing asshole making moronic faces and pointing at captions.
changed in post, can see the braces in certain scenes in the non-braces version.
people actually get paid to make threads like these, earning a pension too, waging a "psychological" war on social meda, peak clownworld.
can't imagine what doing stuff like this all the time does to your soul
this post glows
No it doesn't. Just google "clickfarm" dude
glowies hire clickfarms that's an estabilished phenomenon
>anon calls out clickfarms
>"damn you glow"
>"no he doesn't, clickfarms are real"
>"A-ACTUALLY I MEANT CLICKFARMS GLOW"
what kind of backpedalling is this
honestly i have no idea what you're even trying to say
Am I speaking to a bot?
No I'm not a bot. I'm saying you said his post glows, then when I explained the (very basic) support behind his claims, you shifted the goalpost and acted like you knew what he was talking about the whole time. I don't understand the point of callimg him a glowie in the first place was, if you already know of clickfarms. Is it because you believe CERN is the reason behind your shotty long-term memory? The fucked up shit CERN does goes way beyond design changes. I don't think mandella effect has anything to do with CERN, I think it's just glowies creating memoryholes like that anon originally said. Do you get me now?
what support? shillfarms? hired by whom
haven't read anything post that
take your meds thoughever
Do you even know what you're saying? Fucking retard. That's not what "glowing" means.
>he's trying to gaslight people on the proven fact that people shill on this shithole
Hmmm, strange...
>calls other people schizo
>thinks anyone gets paid to shitpost on Cinemaphile
idk dude
shut up, homosexual
notice the bracescucks never post any other webms or shots from the rest of the movie. it's only this one edited webm
It's from a Finnish commercial
who cares i just want to suck her juggs
no. you're confusing her for the nurse girl in some other movie. white girl with a big smile and braces. you guys are so retarded it hurts me.
Catch me if you can?
yes
It should be legal to kill Mandela Effect believing retards.
You can get a VHS of Moonraker for like five dollars so it should be really easy to find out of it really was edited out on later releases.
Her teeth looked weird on VHS on some tv's. Most people just assumed she had braces, it wasn't until widespread HD releases that people started noticing her teeth were fine. Shrimple as.
My only 'Mandela' effect example is Karl Donitz, leader of Germany's navy during WW2 and brief successor to Adolf Hitler as Chancellor of Germany. I swear that upon initially researching the topic, Donitz was executed at Nuremberg. I am sure that that was the case - I remember thinking, posting online about how it was unfair that he was executed (as even if you accept the presuppositions of the Nuremberg trials, Donitz didn't do anything wrong and wasn't even a Natsoc) and others agreed with me. When I relooked at the history, turns out he wasn't executed and was instead sentenced to Spandau...
You should have paid attention better in school.
They didn't cover those details in school unfortunately, it was the usual 'Germany invaded Poland for some reasons, uh lebensraum was a thing, then they killed israelites and the uh Allies beat them'. Im not American either, before you ask. My interest in the topic is why I researched it in the first place.
Where are you from that world history isn't considered important? I'm American, and even went to public school, and we did a pretty detailed overview of a great deal of history and often had to do individual reports about specific aspects of each historical period.
South Africa. Our pre-elective history in highschool (I.e. grades 8-10) were very cursory and rather poor. I didn't opt to take history after that because I found other subjects more expedient, such as economics, science, etc (not because of a lack of interest). I do regret that decision as the only subject that benefitted me was economics, I should've taken subjects I was more interested in instead.
We spent quite a bit of time learning about South Africa and the various issues surrounding apartheid.
And we in turn learned about Jim Crow and whatnot. Did they teach you about uMkhonte Weziswe? I suspect that they didn't.
Not directly, no. I do think we got a fairly balanced view of Mandela by the end of the lesson.
Somehow I doubt it was that balanced if you didn't learn about MK (an overt terrorist/paramilitary organization), but such is the educational system...
I don't remember the names. I just remember Mandela not being the peace loving glorious leader that everybody makes him out to be.
Fair enough - did you learn about his wife, Winnie and how she had black teens murdered for not supporting the ANC? I would argue even in a more measured view, as I no doubt believe you would've received via education, their violence (not only against the state and the 'racist whites' but to their own people) cannot be understated.
Yeah, we did learn about that. Now that I think about it, the history teacher I had for two years was pretty fucking based.
Consider yourself very lucky, I doubt many people, here included, know about that aspect of the history
I think Mandela himself was a terrorist in his youth no? It's been ages since I read up on South-Africa.
He was a communist terrorist and thats why he was in prison
But he became a symbol of peace and unity. Makes me think of George Floyd. Except Mandela had an arc, in the case of Floyd, the arc was made for him. Bit of a stretch to compare the two.
Wait he wasn't the guy shot for saying he has a dream? Oh my G-d the Mandoza Affliction strikes again!!!
yes, the group he led enjoyed tying up people in a stack of tires and setting it on fire. he was not a good man
Sorry missed your post. He absolutely was and planned multiple bomb attacks which ended up killing white people. It's why he was imprisoned and was very lucky to not have received the death sentence.
>I think Mandela himself was a terrorist in his youth no?
He was a freedom fighter. Nobody calls French Resistance fighters during WW2 or George Washington terrorists.
>>
Spotted the potato nagger. A terrorist is a terrorist.
Spotted the fatass oldhead republican slave. You're no better than Dixie the Dyke ranting about le patriarchy, grandpa
when will you homosexuals learn that no one talks like this? trying to corral people to them get ready for the next war.
>A terrorist is a terrorist
That "terrorist" managed to take down the nuclear armed Apartheid state.
>I don't remember the names. I just remember Mandela not being the peace loving glorious leader that everybody makes him out to be.
kek yeah he was a piece of shit terrorist nagger
I'm convinced.
Remember when reporter was white blonde and whole thing was filmed during day + his dress was white ?
Dude no. No fucking way.
All I'm Offering Is The Truth
Are you mixing this memory with maybe a scene in Benchwarmers? That film had plenty of hot blonde chicks interacting with men playing baseball
Honestly anon it was daytime but the reporter was asian for me 100%
my theory on the Mandela Effect: the false memory theory is true, and the reason why there's so many people experiencing it now is cause internet use, social media and the massive amount of information we encounter everyday compared to the past (maybe increased weed use too) have fucked people's attention spans and their mental ability to perceive, analyze and retain information. And I say this as someone who has experienced the ME, I'm freaking out a bit over .
>my theory on the Mandela Effect: the false memory theory is true,
because you dont have a soul, you aren't conscious, your interpretation for what you're experiencing is akin to a dog's, there is a form of awareness but you don't have the spark behind your eyes
because you are incomplete you rely on the groupthink consensus to make sense of the world, because you cannot function apart from it
I've experienced the ME myself schizo retard, I didn't call people who believe in it stupid.
It's just a kid who thinks being contrarian is lots of fun on the Internet. He's free of any direct retribution and can dismiss any responsibility because, again, it's the Internet.
It's a good personal philosophy to not be insulted by anyone, even when they disappoint you. Never take things personally.
>being contrarian is lots of fun on the Internet.
its not, its much more fun to find the one or two other enlightened philosopher kings that exist in the world who all happen to gravitate to this shithole website because its one of the only places for anonymous free speech left
and it was certainly more fun before low IQ phoneposters like yourself infested it, making it futile to try and contact the other few people with souls who walk the earth
I'm 100% sure she was white, it was daytime and she cried out a bit when he caught the ball. Wtf.
Okay fuck off no way, what the absolute fuck. I can concede the reporter or whatever but it was fucking day, I know it was. Is there another clip of a similar incident? because it 100% was not at night and I've seen it numerous times.
>he frantically types this message from the SCIF in the hopes of getting his prized thread back on track
Even chatGPT confirm it was Emily Austen in original video
Welcome to the club, Anon.
It was faked for a Gillette ad, and very obviously edited, so it would be easy to change. I remember her being blonde, too. There is a similar REAL video with a blonde reporter and a football that might be causing confusion
that had to be a setup, right?
I remember seeing this scene in where she had braces, but the scene was edited and used for a commercial. Can't remember what the commercial was about, either cable company or something related to dental care.
I think this is where the confusion comes from. I do remember seeing braces myself but it may not have been from the movie itself.
Threadly reminder of the finnish commercial referencing the movie where she does have braces making it concrete secondary leftover proof.
do you guys remember that x files episode where this guy gets blasted in the particle accelerator room and his shadow becomes a human-eating demon, anyone stepping into it getting consumed?
alright you got me fucked up with the Lindbergh baby and Hitler's eye color
This can literally all be chalked up to misrememberance
Laughing cow had a nose ring. I remember thinking it was really ugly as a kid.
They don't put nose rings on heifers. That design wouldn't make any sense. Considering these people work in dairy, you'd expect them to know enough about cows to know that design would be retarded and imply you're eating cum. So I don't think that's a real memory of yours
I didn't even remember it until anon posted that image. Most of whats on it is legitimate misremembering but about a third of it isn't.
Fair enough. I even tried to find maybe an old design that had it before replying to you, though. We're all impressionable at the end of the day, and our memories can be influenced by a likely or fascinating story just as much as our opinions can be. Something important to keep in mind. No bad blood, tho anon
Yeah the artist hired by the ad agency they outsourced the logo to must have grown up on a farm
It's been removed as they are getting leftist to wear them to show what good goy cattle they are.
Just google cow+nosering and you will it is a thing.
They put noserings on bulls, not cows
Thats why I was confused when I saw it, it didnt make any sense. It was an irksome feeling.
Imagine being so sheltered you think wearing a cowring in your nose is a good thing, and then shit on the place that made it possible for you to be safe enough where you can where a cowring in public. It would be the first thing I'd go for in a fight. If you can rip it out, the fight is over. Like a carnival game.
It never did. You remember cows having nose rings (a bull, specifically), and you remember "israeliteelry" on that cow mascot. Your brain remembers "nose ring" not "earring."
You're trying so hard anon
>literally
there he goes again, the man from reddit
Maybe you just have limited vocabulary, anon. Or are a social outcast. If you didn't know, "literally" has colloquially been used to emphasize severity for hundreds of years.
Examples of emphatic use of "literally":
>Mark Twain
>Charles Dickens
>Louisa May Alcott
>Charlotte Brontë
There are plenty more examples. Not a recent things and especially did not develop from plebbit, retard
ok chat-gpt-Cinemaphile show me the passage from mark twain that uses "literally" in a non-literal sense
go
Oh you also noticed that ai will purposefully put a single typo into its text too huh?
I'm not a chat gpt bot you fucking retard. Watch this.
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Can an AI fucking do that? FUCK YOU
To be real, I mistyped that one word cause I'm lazy and use autofill suggestions on my phone half the time. Picrel for proof
>reddit authors
This is just a list of stupid shit that children learned incorrectly. Mandelanaggers have to be one of the most retarded groups that post here.
The Chic-fil-a one is the only one that gets me because it's such a weird thing for people's brains to "correct" it to and it's not like the k is hard to make out in the logo; if anything the c is.
People enjoy the idea of an "American fast-food joint from the deep South" to take a childish, jocular approach at its company name by making it read "French" like it's a Michelin-star top-notch restaurant that might have started in Louisiana (New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, etc.)like tres "Chic-fil-a"... and not owning up to being a fried-chicken fast-food joint with the name "Chick-Fil-A."
It's probably tied to the fact that it's in script. A lot of people can't read cursive + I can kinda see the connection that fancy script = "chic"
All very true. Ignorance is commonplace, especially for unremarkable things (like misspelling an American fast-food company's name by omitting a similar consonant, misspelling a last name, or misspelling a brand by adding a plural "s" to a product that was sold in plural amounts), but people
HATE
being called ignorant. Oh how they hate it. And modern Internet culture absolutely supports people letting everyone know those hateful feelings. Rather than, say, investigating the now amazingly quick and accurate means to correct this ignorance (or justify it) and improving themselves with this small amount of investment applied.
Your image is lots of fun and interesting. For example:
>Febreze / Febreeze
>Depends / Depend
>Laughing Cow Gold Nose Ring / Laughing Cow Earrings
>"Thinking Man" is placing his fist on his chin or forehead / "Thinking Man" is biting the back of his limp hand
>Henry VIII portrait details him holding a large, cooked drumstick / Henry VIII portrait does not hold a poultry drumstick
>The Korean Peninsula does NOT border Russia / The Korean Peninsula DOES border Russia This is a very petty argument because the border to Russia is EXTREMELY small, to the EXTREME Northeast, and is the result of a VERY exaggerated arcing landmass that nearly encompasses China.
>Eli Whitney (inventor of the cotton gin) was black / Eli Whitney (inventor of the cotton gin) was white
And of course half the list being people misspelling names is completely understandable to the point of almost silliness or, like the spoiler script, basically petty.
I would like to point out, confusing "George Reeves" and "Christopher Reeve" is perfectly understandable, given "George Reeves" was an actor who played television Superman before "Christopher Reeve" played television Superman.
just want to pull a few of the most egregiously retarded ones
>anything where there is an S or somehow no longer an S at the end
think about how many of these products come in packs of MORE THAN ONE of said item
>Flinstones
why the fuck would it be flinstones what is a flin stone its so fucking obviously FLINT STONES
>Sex in the City
you only thought that cause you were a prepubescent boy when your grandma watched this shit and you were hoping it was porn
>every single one of the geography ones
just cause your average retard knows shit about the makeup of the earth doesnt mean it used to be different
>Amelia Earhart
what dipshit retard thought she crashed and lived
>Hamilton president
how fucking random does anyone who isnt in to history even know any of the first 14 presidents other than washington and maybe jefferson
You can also add things like Disney destroying accurate history with things like
>Adult Pocahontas married same-age John Smith via love; they lived a long life together and have many, many descendants
>Minor Pocahontas married John Rolfe as part of a bargaining chip to stop conflict between settlers and the tribe - Rolfe was extremely pious and racist and hated the idea of marrying an uncouth barbarian but ultimately agreed when England practically forced him to and Pocahontas was known to have been forcibly baptized into Christianity with the name "Rebecca." They had one child and Pocahontas died at age 20.
This is why people think its Cup O' Noodle. The guy says it with a Japanese accent so its like Cuppa Noodle
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that's terrible. that means that literally everyone in the audience, even little kids, had a better take on that scene.
so much so that they collectively mentally superimposed braces on Dolly.
has anyone ever asked the actress about it? were there two versions shot? how was the scene explained to her? did the shooting script say anything? was the braces idea there, but the props weren't ready or whatever.
because he having braces is so completely comedically logical that everything BUT reality is correct in this case.
they should run a cycle at CERN just to switch us into the Braces timeline, because any other timeline is stupid and gay and full of cope, like your post.
If this joke was made in a film from the 80s or 90s, the character likely would've had braces.
Moonraker is a film that got much more airplay on TV/video during the 80s/90s than it did when it came out, so a lot of people incorrectly thought the "braces joke" was better in their heads than the original one.
>has anyone ever asked the actress about it?
Yes, it's in the article I linked to. She never wore braces and there weren't any available on set or anything like that.
Which makes sense, since whichever prop guy was in charge of Jaws' teeth would've been in charge of "braces for Dolly" too.
i miss when Cinemaphile wasn't completely overrun by contrarian schizo retards
lmao when was this?
more than ten years ago I guess? we've always had retards, contrarians, and contrarian retards, but the schizo shit is recent-ish
We'd have far fewer if conservatives weren't banned from every other major corner of the internet.
i remember the braces
the whole point of the dolly attracted to jaws was of her braces and jaws metal teeth
if there are no braces then the scene makes less to no sense
I'm convinced the Mandela Effect is a NPC filter. If you never experienced one, your programming is in tune with this reality. Sad, really.
The Mandela Effect only freaks out people who are *almost* smart enough to be self-aware, but instead of looking back and realizing they misunderstood a detail of something when they were a kid, some wire in their brain crosses and decides either CERN, demons, the CIA, or all three are shuffling the fabric of reality itself
There's probably a good book to be written on how zoomers fall into these types of nutso ideas where they conclude that it is simpler for the entire universe to be changed than for them to be wrong about something and where they also believe that absolutely nothing in said entire universe is more important than the cartoons and advertisements they saw when they were kids
I think it's just people wanting to believe things are more exciting than they really are. A grand conspiracy and being one of the select special ones who can see through is far more exciting than just misremembering trivial shit.
>select special ones
but thats exactly what I am, the us department of education told my parents i was, its why im unvaxxinated and living in a region of the world safe from global warming and nukes
mandela effect is a psy-op to make inferior minds such as yours follow the wikipedia consensus instead of your own eyes and memories, and you'll fall for it, theyll sterilize you and give you cancer/autoimmune diseases through your food and water and thats a good thing, i dont even hate them for it, theres too many uninteresting wastes of resources like you living on this earth, i agree with them
get in the pod, eat the bugs, do it, move to that 15 minute city because your job requires it, DO IT
105IQ post
bet you "think" chemtrails are just contrails too don't you
daily reminder that if you haven't had your bivalent booster then you are an anti-vaxxer and subject to ostracism, deplatforming, and removal from the workforce
you did get it didnt you?
Never forget that you are a hero, anon, one of the select special few that
is referring to. By remembering whether or not the goddamn Laughing Cow had a nosering you'll surely save the world from the vile clutches of CERN.
Make sure not to fall into the trap of doing anything in real life, though. All you need to do is watch the right youtube videos and hold just the right opinions and you've already won.
Funnily enough the NPC insult falls right into what I'm talking about.
You are so incapable of imagining anybody coming to a different conclusion than you that it's easier for you to believe they are not thinking at all than to understand they just thought differently. You cannot comprehend anybody's thought processes except your own.
You think you're enlightened, but you have less empathy and theory of mind than most 90 IQ hairdressers, who can at least have a vapid gossipy conversation where they try to imagine why Carol is mad at Sharon.
i imagine the ai will be able to translate dog barks into english it'll read like this post
>more NPC noises
It's okay anon. Cope however you need.
What could I possibly be coping for? I am pointing and laughing at you. Do you know what that word means or is it just a meme phrase you've seen before?
It's okay anon. Ignorance is bliss afterall.
>NPC noises
I remember when it was the Mandela Affect
Wait, I thought most people experienced the Mandela Effect and the only ones claiming not to are lying and in on it?? Now only a select few can notice Mandela Effects? wtf the Mandela Effect itself has been Mandela'd
it was berenstein
it was mirror mirror
dolly had braces
fruit of the loom had a cornucopia
contrails used to dissipate not turn into clouds
>it was mirror mirror
You're right. All original literary works, both in the original language and translated languages, quote the line as
-Mirror, mirror on the wall-
So why do people "remember" it and point to it as "Magic mirror, on the wall?"
Because Disney wrote their animated movie with that line in 1937 and never corrected themselves. People felt it was "creative liberty."
Disney does this A LOT. All of Hollywood does. Hell, basically all storywriters do and bleeds far, far, far into historical novelization, too. Because people love putting their own spin on "fact."
>"remember"
No, I dont "remember" it that way, I remember it that way, because it was that way. Just like contrails used to dissipate and not turn into clouds, you can't convince me that I "misremember" no matter what tactic you try: groupthink outcast, expert consensus, falsified evidence, etc.
Some people just can't be brainwashed, and it pisses you off doesnt it?
its an interesting concept, seeing history be written as lies in real time, makes you doubt everything you've ever been taught
>hey adam, look here, it says the good guys have always won, imagine that
Steve Biko is pretty interesting in South African history. He was ahead of his time. He denounced help from whites because a) blacks needed to do it for themselves b) blacks were using structures that were put there in place by whites. He was saying this in the seventies already iirc.
Of course he got killed and became a martyr, a forgotten one.
I wish they did build parallel institutions. It would've saved us so many nightmares and would've fit rather neatly into the idea of the bantustans as devised by the National Party leadership of the 50s-60s.
Here's your you because this is some pathetic bait.
>Here's your you because this is some pathetic bait
Obviously you believe Apartheid South Africa were the good guys.
Not necessarily but I certainly don't believe they were the bad guys as you do. I think the apartheid project could've been reformed in a better way than it ultimately was. I see based on this post
you don't know what you're talking about and are framing things in a very black and white framework, bereft of nuance. If you think it was through the power of the tripartite alliance that Apartheid ended and not because of entirely external factors, you're not only historically ill-informed but likely captured by ideology as well. Do you defend the killing of Stompie Seipei? Do you even know who Stompie was without googling?
I'm out of my depth here, I don't even know about Bantustans. I read two books in highschool on Steve Biko and that's it. Long time ago. But more and more is pouring out about South Africa now. There were whistleblowers on /misc/ in 2016-2018 already. It's caught in a death spiral, I heard. It is what it is.
The idea was essentially to create subdivisions within the South African state that would have some level of local autonomy, segregated based on ethnicity (as the blacks are not one monolith and have wildly different cultures and ethnicities) that would've, in theory, lead to separate development at a more natural pace whilst being subsidized by the ZA govt. It didn't really achieve its goal though some bantustans were fairly prosperous (Baphutatswana specifically).
This popped up in my recommended yesterday:
I skimmed through it. Might watch it in full. Comment section is pretty interesting too.
My brother went to South-Africa as a middle class white tourist some months ago. Do a safari together with his girl. He didn't feel unsafe. Only thing he told me was that the car had to keep running at a gas station and they had to stay inside the car. But that might as well have been the guide who didn't want to have to deal with tourists and scared them a little.
I don't particularly like Serpentza, nor do I really want to watch the video - I don't want to be blackpilled even further, but thank you for sharing it nonetheless, other anons can probably get value out of watching it.
Regarding your brother, I assume you're American, right? I think certain risk averse behavior will already be built in to your psyche - you know 'risks' (if you catch my meaning) and know how to mitigate them. But yes, some areas are definitely safer than others and I can say that if you're going for a safari, you'll be safer than going to a city (though Cape Town isn't bad, just don't go into any of the 'coloured' areas - they're rife with gang crime and prey on anyone they can). I'm glad he enjoyed it.
chatgpt shat out this post
I type like a bot? Fok my, ek's 'n fokken robot, O God, ek's 'n fokken robot.
I think going through 'Cape Town' was the part of their tour where they had to keep their windows shut, kek. But yeah, it will most likely have been the safer parts and they put some fear into the tourists, just so they can feel they did something dangerous and exciting. But they enjoyed it. They got to see four out of the big five. His girl's expecting and they wanted to do one last trip before the kid is there. I doubt they got to see any 'couleur locale', but they had fun. Also fucking expensive.
Yeah it's just sensible to keep your windows closed. Glad they were lucky in seeing such a large amount of animals - I think at most I've seen 2 or 3 on any given trip. There's no point in experiencing le local culture anyway, so it's better that they avoid it (I mean, you can try and experience Afrikaner culture, but it won't be that much different from going to conservative areas in the Midwest tbqh). Yes, the tourism industry here is designed to gouge foreigners, it's rough. I hope they have a good trip!
Also didn't mention, yes, we are a failed state that can barely keep our power grid running for half a day, leading to scheduled blackouts. That's not even talking about our failing exchange rights, inflation, crime rates, government antagonizing through 'affirmative action' policies and anti-white/farmer rhetoric.
There's apparantly a racially segregated water tax as well. Whites have to wait longer or pay more for water. And electricity. The whole thing is going to shit. And still there are apologists, while they are sitting on one of the most naturally rich places on earth when it comes to resources. That's the gist I got from it. You could argue if whitey never went over there and tried to instill western civilization, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in either.
Not in my experience though I could see a pseudo tax in the form of having to rely on private means of getting water (either installing a borehole/filtration system, or as we do, buying bottled water). Many black areas just simply don't have water at all. This isn't the fault of le whitey either, it's almost 30 years since the country has been run by the ANC and they simply cannot maintain or effectively build the necessary infrastructure.
>You could argue if whitey never went over there and tried to instill western civilization, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in either.
Certainly, though I'd say it's not really the White man's fault for trying to instill civilization amongst the 'natives' - the goal in colonizing South Africa wasn't that at all, it was firstly to facilitate trade via the VOC and then to build a nation not beholden to the European powers (especially on a religious front, but later out of self determination I the case of the Groot Trek as a response to British imperialism). The fact that the governments of the time tried to instill civilization at all was out of a sense of religious duty, they could've easily gone another way and perhaps they should've. But either way, you're right in that the story of South Africa is a cautionary tale for Westerners.
I enjoyed reading that. I'm afraid I don't have something more to add to the discussion.
That's fine, I know I completely changed the topic of this thread, but I felt it's important to point out the thing about Mandela's death being about Biko. I don't necessarily agree nor disagree with the Mandela effect as a whole, just that the example of Mandela is a shit one.
You can pretty easily poke holes in every single one that gets posted, really.
People massively overestimate how well they remember things. The lists that come out are all either such minor details that they can be easily overlooked or overt gaps in knowledge that happen when you halfway learn something as a child but don't pay much attention to it. Either way, your brain filled in gaps with something incorrect and you never noticed an error until years later.
The problem is an inability to approach that as "haha wow, I can't believe I thought Japan was somewhere else" but instead swerving right to "the government is moving heaven and earth to convince the rest of these sheeple that Cap'n Crunch has always been abbreviated when only I am brave enough to declare he used to be a full Captain."
Ask any lawyer how many examples there are of witnesses making sworn testimony that they really, genuinely believe happened that's later proven wrong.
Fair enough, but I think the phenomenon is interesting not in the sense that's its true (I.e. different timelines) but the fact that pseudo subcultures have formed that believe it is. It seems to me to be an interesting response to a general cynicism and distrust in what is presented as 'truth' in our contemporary age. I don't think it's helpful to then call people who believe in the Mandela effect retards - they are a symptom of a larger societal pathology that, I think, needs to be considered and addressed in a far more measured way.
It's a pretty harsh realization when you can't even trust your own memory a 100% of the time. I can only speak for myself, but once you fuck up once, you can never be a 100% again, or have the belief that you are a 100%. So what is left? Chaos? Fuck, you can only be or believe yourself to be a 100% once. But as there are communities about Berenstein, I take at least some comfort in knowing that I'm not the only one struggling with this fact.
struggling with what, the fact that you're fallible?
get a fucking grip
>4SPAMH
No, that my memory is fallible. When it comes to facts.
Too many people, throughout history, are determined to apply equal value of their emotions to factual data. It's a genuine human pathology. What you feel, what you think, what emotions your perceive are just as important as mathematical formulas, as detailing the life cycle of a temperate climate tree, as accurately describing the visual characterizations of historical figures.
So when things like "visualization" come into play, as so strongly endorsed in this digital age, being able to rely on "emotions" as a genuinely important argument point becomes very, very difficult to be deemed as "real" or "accurate." And a very large number of humans cannot bear to accept that, becoming very upset with the inevitable confrontation. It's common and immature.
It's the same reason people scream they didn't misspell a word or that they used a word for the wrong meaning. They're far happier to simply state that "language evolves" and command you to accept their truth and grant them their reward.
People used to enjoy watching "Wheel of Fortune."
If you can't trust your own memory, it's a very slippery slope into total chaos. The truth is always a consensus. But you need to have a universally agreed upon truth as a fundament. So you can build further upon that. You need, or I do, one thing in your life that is immovable. If everything is open to debate or discussion, then there is nothing. So then we come to God: you live, you die. Those are the only facts remaining.
Apparently you're more willing to apply "immovable truth" to "what you remember 40 years ago" than "what you can see right now."
Rather than admit to understanding the word "forget" or acknowledge the reality of "seeing the present," it's more fun to you to claim your memories are immaculate ("immovable" as you claim) and that what your eyes see is fiction because photoshop exists or that humanity as been subject to evil conspiracy and placed in an alternate dimension but you and your perfection sees through that because you're Jesus.
>humanity as been subject to evil conspiracy and placed in an alternate dimension but you and your perfection sees through that because you're Jesus.
nuggets of truth does this glowie speak
So you think you are Jesus, then?
interesting you picked that out, noticed you really seem to have a hard on with making him out to be the bad guy why glowie why?
Wtf am I reading? Express yourself in an orderly fashion or there will be no rebuttal. This reads like a Tim Burton movie.
Do you dismiss the existence of senile elderly humans? Do you think you can convince your grandparents they're wrong and that you just told them you had dinner 5 minutes ago, pointing to the half-eaten plate of food in front of them at the dinner table? Or are they superior beings for angrily dismissing you as wrong and that their memories of not eating dinner is correct; this is all simply an evil conspiracy performed by aliens and religiously scientific liars and they've been forcibly teleported into a false reality alternate dimension and they never never never never never never ate dinner 5 minutes ago?
Glowie
how is that some big revelation? do you go into a nervous breakdown because you can't remember sucking your mom's titty when you were 2 months old?
>pseudo subcultures
>don't call them retards
>needs to be considered and addressed
they're retards and even worse than that, narcissistic ones that refuse to acknowlege that they're wrong. people just need to stop enabling them.
You're right.
As
starts to mention, deep down it's an issue of narcissism. People on Cinemaphile really, genuinely think it is more likely that somebody is doing a massive psychological manipulation of everybody on the planet than that they were incorrect. This really scratches a particular itch for rebels on the internet who want to think they're participants in some grand story about struggling against oppression, but the struggle doesn't require anything from them other than "knowing the truth" about the Berenstain Bears.
Very true. Now that we have access to more information very easily and people from all over can communicate, it's clear there is a lack in the general person's ability to parse information, think critically and form a measured opinion on the constant bombardment of information they aren't capable of properly understanding, yet prideful enough to feel they must form an opinion and that they will defend just to appear/feel smart. I preferred when people weren't so opinionated and would concede they just don't know something. I guess the dopamine rush of feeling smarter than somebody else and joining in on echo chambers is too addictive.
I dont think it's necessarily about being smart or feeling smart or having people agree with you. It's more about having a sense of belonging.
For any other enlightened thinkers suffering this thread with me, remember the internet before smartphones? A thread like this would be full of interesting takes and not the regurgitated mewling of unformed souls reading from the cue-cards/teleprompters in their minds
>remember back then when people had less access to information so threads like this would get more intention because gullible fags took it at face value despite the logical fallacies?
ftfy
bro we've been over this, your only purpose in life is to get sterilized i mean boostered, you need to go get that booster right fucking now, stop polluting the internet with your limited intelligence and go do what youre told by your phone
The internet going downhill correlates strongly with rural suburban retards in irrelevant flyover states gaining easier internet access.
Such a fucking snobbish, elitist attitude and you wonder why someone like Trump is elected. You're a fucking nonce mate.
>Trump is elected
Only once and never again LMFAO
Maybe true but the fact that he was elected at all should give you pause, dickhead.
Yeah, it made pause for a moment of silence when this country died rofl
no disrespect for those from this country but in my original timeline, burkina faso did not exist. to me, it only started existing 7 years ago. i had heard of all other african countries before (including tiny ones like eritrea and djbouti) excep this one.
A surefire way to know if your associates have consciousness or not is a quick questionnaire:
>vaccinated?
>political party?
>mandela effect is misremembering?
if yes to any you know you can absolutely control them like the empty vessel they truly are, if such a thing is in your purview, only the most rudimentary techniques are required
even calling it "mandela effect" is a psy-op, it should be called the berenstein effect
Snap
Don't let them deceive you brothers.
they cant deceive me I saw that shit in the 80s, scene doesn't even make any sense without the braces, but its so obscure its got culpable deniability
the shit that they pushed too far is "mirror mirror" being "magic mirror", you have to be a real ape-man to believe you misremembered that
hmmm
really makes
you think
she never had them
its so easy for them, they just poison the well with the "alternate timelines" crap to direct away from governmental brainwashing techniques
and you fall for it so easily, a simpsons meme is all it took
pic related was my favorite psyop from the sterilization campaign, its exquisite how they prey upon the unformed minds of the unthinking, using your own lack of consciousness against you
i really dont even blame them anymore
Just like how the Flintstones phone toy never existed despite the writer insisting it did.
You're mixing it up with this
how could i be mixing that up when ive never seen catch me if you can and it has no relevance to dolly/jaws having metal mouths in common as a funny joke
There is zero reason for the scene to have become the main pop cultural reference to the movie, with everyone who ever watched it remembering the entire crux of the scene, the humorous instant affinity they shared due to both having metal in their teeth.
If it were just that she liked him because she was sweet, it's not normal to leave the viewing experience imagining that she also has metal teeth. A grown woman with braces is and was very unusual and is not a logical thing to imagine about a character who, like 99% of people in movies, has no braces on her teeth.
>Special Agent Smith, I've been reading your report on this uh... Project Mandela.
>Yes sir. It's going spectacularly.
>It says here you've used esoteric reality-warping physics at the most expensive scientific facility ever constructed to open a portal to hell that successfully mindraped humanity into believing Kitkats used to have a hyphen in the name.
>Well not exactly, sir. We actually transferred humanity into another timeline where they never did.
>Uh-huh.
>All traces of the hyphen are gone.
>Mhmm. Any lingering issues tripping up progress here?
>Well, some brave men are powerful enough to see through our evil deeds.
>Oh my.
>They seem to be able to resist our brainwashing; their souls are so pure that they somehow still know, deep in their hearts, about the hyphen. We estimate they all must have IQs of at least 180.
>Good lord, this could ruin everything. Tell me - they don't know about...
>They... They do, sir. The real location of Sri Lanka.
>You have full license to kill them all, Smith. Use whatever resources you need.
I know right, psychological campaigns would be as crazy as like.. trying to convince society men could get pregnant and teaching children to mutilate their genitals or something
Your inability to differentiate serious attempts at manipulating public opinion like that from comic book plots about changing timelines to alter the Flintstones are why we're laughing at you, you dumb homosexual
The only joke here is you thinking you are being smart
Their ability to manipulate public opinion on serious issues comes from them being unrelenting on even the most petty and insane issues. It is you who are blind
>changing timelines
You're just not smart enough for this bro, we tell you because we want to save you. THe timelines shit is part of the psy-op, same as flat earth is. I hope you didnt fall for the "vaccination" did you? be honest buddy, we're all anonymous here
the vaccine saved millions of lives
inflamatory responses sure do get the most 'engagement' dont they
Burnt after Sneeding
Bravo Misters Coen, I kneel
Mandela effect is clearly a check on how the brainwash is going. Yep, majority of people will trust an article DEBOONKING it over their own memories. Proceed as planned.
>there's no way I misremembered something!
>it has to be considered a phenomenon and have its own wikipedia entry!
Sure is reddit in here. Retards.
>>it has to be considered a phenomenon and have its own wikipedia entry!
It quite literally is a phenomenon whether you like it or not. No it isn't supernatural. But it is interesting that large groups of people collectively misremember specific details about things in the same specific way. It's a phenomenon worth talking about.
Another interesting one is C3PO's chrome leg. I only found out this year that he had one, despite watching the films dozens, possibly hundreds of times on VHS as a kid and even more as an adult. The reason behind that one being that it wasn't always particularly apparent on film, where most full body shots of him were in a yellow desert. Add to that most people watching most of the time on low quality VHS. Most toys, third-party media, costumes etc didn't even feature that detail and just designed both of his legs as gold.
>capeshit factoid #385
Fascinating.
Op post is SW not capeshit related although a reddit homosexual like you has capeshit on the brain 24/7 so you forgiven
Star Wars IS capeshit.
Every post low key gaslighting those who experience the Mandela or equate it to antisemitism has been a reddit shill who has decided to stick around, the language used is straight outta the subreddits that have long since been taken over.
Where did the headset go?
good thread, bros