Very weird theory that I found on the Internet

a reply to: raymundoko

Do you realize what subject this is? What you're suggesting is the same as responding to someone talking about evidence of big foots by saying that a lot of people had seen bears in that area and there are many more photos or evidence of bears than big foots. The subject here is that many of us remember things being different than they currently are.

Yet all you've proven is that some secular resources spelled the name wrong because they thought stein was right. The books all say stain. Not one book can be found that says stein.

How ironic you used a big foot reference considering there is no actual Bigfoot evidence...

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

a reply to: raymundoko

Yet all you've proven is that some secular resources spelled the name wrong because they thought stein was right. The books all say stain. Not one book can be found that says stein.

How ironic you used a big foot reference considering there is no actual Bigfoot evidence...

The difference is that there can be no evidence of actual misspelling, if the timeline has changed for some people because in this timeline there was no stein and it was just stain. So there is practially no trace whatsoever because stein was never recorded here(in this timeline) pre internet. Btw you were right about that pic. It seems that it was photoshoped.



Notice a letter "e" on a second book being out of proportion. But this doesn`t prove anything other than this not being a glitch. You know...it`s hard to prove something that has not happened in this dimension/timeline.

a reply to: Op3nM1nd3d

Yet we have articles from the 80's that clearly had the misspelling. If this timeline was always berenstain so that all physical evidence remains berenstain, how did the misspelled articles stay around? There are articles in the 90's and even recently their own lawyers office misspelled their name. When Stan died in 2005 some national newspapers misspelled his name...

Obviously the seemingly wrong way they spell their name has been confusing people since the beginning.

a reply to: raymundoko

Perhaps those writing these articles have shifted to this timeline and naturally thought it was stein. Perhaps you have just found out when the shift happened...sometime in 80s. Would also explain people being children back then reading these stories.

As for physical evidence, I was talking about first hand evidence, the books and authors name. No trace...

Not saying you are wrong in your claims but how would you know if sth like this had happened and you weren`t a part of it? As for you there would only be one truth.

The way I see it there are 3 options:

1. You are correct and some people are having memory difficulties.
2. See above for something that had happened to others and not you.
3. You are aware of this and truly are what your profile says you are...a disinfo agent.

So what is it then?

originally posted by: raymundoko
Yet all you've proven is that some secular resources spelled the name wrong because they thought stein was right. The books all say stain. Not one book can be found that says stein.

How ironic you used a big foot reference considering there is no actual Bigfoot evidence...

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

I listed some evidence to back up what I remember. If that's not good enough for you I'm fine with it.

So, I just learned today that in the film "Field of Dreams," the voice no longer whispers the classic line: "If you build it they will come." Now it's, and I kid you not: "If you build it he will come."

Wow, huh? That quote has been used so many times by me and so many others for so long, and now it no longer exists! It does, in a way. If you look it up you'll see it used and referenced. But it would only be confusing to those who do not remember it the way we do! Like with many other of these changes that some of us remember, you'll find evidence of the old wording around if you look.

What next? This is insane...

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

What next?

Realizing that memory is an fickle and somewhat unpredictable thing?

a reply to: Phage

Wish it was that simple. This is freaky.

I remember the field of dreams saying that too Lone. I think we are from the same timeline. LOL

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

This is freaky.

Not really.
I "remember" a lot of things that never happened. And don't remember just as many that did.

Unlike some, apparently, I know my memory works in odd ways, like everyone else's.

originally posted by: Night Star
I remember the field of dreams saying that too Lone. I think we are from the same timeline. LOL

Wonder how many of us there are. It's amazing too how we not only remember these things so clearly but how we remember various things the same. This is one of the strangest things I've ever experienced, as it shows that our reality is not stable. I've experienced weird things before, but there is a difference between reality as you perceive it changing for a moment, or there being more to reality than what you remember, and realizing that reality itself has changed. I'm in constant state of...I still can't describe how this feels to me. I'm just weirded out lol

My keys are not where I know damn well I left them.

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

Look at how many pages there are here in this thread. If you read through a lot of it, you will see we are not alone.

a reply to: Night Star

Hehe.
So a lot of people thinking something makes it true?
A lot of people used to think the Sun revolved around the Earth.

a reply to: Phage

Oh I know my memory can work in weird ways and I admit when I am in doubt or just plain wrong, but that Berenstein thing is something that is clear in my mind and that of others I know. They actually looked me at strange when I told them to look it up and it's Berenstain.

a reply to: Night Star

Oh I know my memory can work in weird ways and I admit when I am in doubt or just plain wrong

You and your friends are just plain wrong. Go ahead, admit it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Night Star

Hehe.
So a lot of people thinking something makes it true?
A lot of people used to think the Sun revolved around the Earth.

No of course not. Just saying there are a lot of people who have the same memory and do not doubt those memories. Why, I have no idea and it's really strange to me.

a reply to: Night Star

Why, I have no idea and it's really strange to me.

Not to me.
The "suffix" stain is unusual. The "suffix" stein is not.
Your memory went with the usual. Or, you just read it that way.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Night Star

Oh I know my memory can work in weird ways and I admit when I am in doubt or just plain wrong

You and your friends are just plain wrong. Go ahead, admit it.

Hahahahaha! Wish I could. It's like someone saying the sky was never blue or there is no such thing as air. I see the 'evidence' as being Berenstain and it just blows my mind!