Matrix Glitch - Castro alive again

a reply to: stumason

I'm not gonna convince you what I believe and you aren't gonna convince me I'm wrong. But If you are familiar with the multiverse theory, there is an infinite number of parallel universes and different realities exist in them. I had a near death experience (never saw a light or nothing) but since then I've noticed hundreds of changes to geography, pop culture, family memories. In certain cases I remember both realities. My prior reality wouldn't be yours and but your current reality is my reality.

a reply to: violet

No I said I'd have to Google him to see if he was still alive. Not Google to see who he is. I watched Barney Miller in the 70s. And the spin off Fish so I know who old Abe is.

I had that with Mandela. I thought he had died a couple of times, too

originally posted by: BoxFulder
a reply to: stumason

His brother died last year, it was my understanding he's (Richard Belzer) been dead for years.

Richard Belzer is alive as far as I know. His character Munch on Law and order retired maybe you are thinking he died because he got off the show?

Does anyone remember him on a morning radio show in New York called Brink and Belzer? I think it was on NBC radio which also brought us Imus and Howard Stern.

a reply to: BoxFulder

Multiverse is only a theory and very controversial at that. Plus there is no support for any cross over from one universe to the other if in fact there are more than one universe.

There was was a hoax earlier this month that Richard Belzer had died.
His brother did commit suicide last year by jumping off a building in Manhattan. Maybe people are remembering that event and substitute Richard for his brother?

Ferdinand Marcos - everyone 'knows' that he's dead, but in fact he isn't, it was all a cover up - I've seen recent photo's of him and a guy I know.

clearly that's not the same as misremebering, or the world changing something that happened to you but not to everyone else.

an example of that would be Jeremy Beadle - he's still alive right? I'm sure I would have remembered him dying.

originally posted by: Signals
a reply to: autopat51

Yup, he's died at least twice...

Castro never died. I go to Cuba at least once a year for vacations and everybody knows that he just retired and his younger brother Raul took the power. But Fidel is still alive.

originally posted by: ZeussusZ
Where was New Zealand before it changed?

originally posted by: violet
On the other side of Australia

Glad that's settled.

Wait, which side was it on before?

a reply to: AutumnWitch657

I know he's alive I'm saying he died before in my prior reality, never watched law and order so I didn't confuse anything. I think everyone is completely missing the point.

a reply to: AutumnWitch657

Yes its only a theory however quantum physicists have pretty much reached a consensus on its believe. Its hardly a fringe theory. Im am trying to understand it but its more than me misremembering. Do you remember back to the future 4 in theaters? Do you remember President Perot? Like I said I'm not trying to convince skeptics but rather try to understand how this works.

a reply to: BoxFulder

Modern physics does not support a consensus on the interpretation of quantum mechanics or the existence of multiple universes, although you could be forgiven for thinking so if you go by stories in the consumer media.

Castro is a major historical figure of the twentieth century in a category with Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Khrushchev. If he had died there would have been massive celebrations in the Cuban community in Florida, it would have been international news with round -the-clock coverage on U.S. television and extensive media coverage on the implications that would have lasted long after that.

If you "remember " him dying you would have to remember this.

Does anyone?

a reply to: Astyanax

Wow making quite a few assumptions about me, Einstein, Hawking, and Dawkins support it and I for one take their opinions more seriously then yours or anybody else on here.

a reply to: BoxFulder

Prior reality? Not getting that. Is there more than one?

a reply to: BoxFulder

No they have not reached a consensus. As a matter of fact there are many different theories to explain quantum mechanics. Einstein himself rejected the idea with his now famous statement that "God does not play dice with the universe".
So far the only real thing proved by the observer theory is that you can't get two measurements.
I'm a witch. I would love for it to be true because I'd pick and choose the probabilities I want to see manifest.

a reply to: BoxFulder

Sorry but as I said above. Einstein rejected the idea. Spooky action at a distance was the result of the Einstein, Podlosky, Rosen paradox or EPR as its known and spawned the question of probabilities. Why did the particles or waves behave the same no matter how far apart they were which gave rise to the non-local communication theories.
I could get all new agey on you and claim that it explains psychic abilities if we're all connected on a quantum level where we're all just atoms and empty space and solidity is just an agreed upon probability but I'm still dead if I crash my quantum car into a quantum wall.
Read Leon Leddermans book If the Universe is the Answer, What is the Question. . It explains a lot of quantum physics without all the math. Or you can read the implicate order by David Bohm if you like the math. Or you can read Stalking the wild Pendulum by Itzhak Bentov for some really far out theories.

a reply to: BoxFulder

As for back to the future 4 and Pres Perot, I think that's just wishful thinking on your part.
If Perot won than Clinton never became president and we would never have heard of PaulaJones or Monica Lewinsky and Hillary would never have been elected senator in New York or have run for president in 2008 or been Obama's Secretary of state or be a possible candidate next year. As a matter of fact Obama might not have been elected if someone else ran against him in the primaries in 2008.
That's a whole lot of history to rewrite.

Well, in my reality Fidel did not die yet.
But Che Guevara did.
If he should be seen alive anywhere, I could start wondering.