The Mandela Effect Can No Longer Be Denied: Berenstein Was The Tip of The Iceberg

a reply to: tweetie

i dont think its speculating when he is presenting it as fact.
But yeah, I know what you mean.

I wonder if this has anything to do with things????

a reply to: Motorhead

There was a woman run over by an Israeli tank....maybe it was around the same time.....It would make people jumble the 2 stories together:
electronicintifada.net...

a reply to: hidingthistime

This was first reported in world news daily which is a faux news site. In other words it wasn't true.

a reply to: hidingthistime

i doubt it, but that story is fascinating enough to not have anything to do with it
thanks for sharing, gotta look that up.. was that found just recently?

a reply to: tigertatzen

This stumbling over words thing could be correlative - I've always been highly articulate, quick to formulate responses to abstract questions, found it easy to talk about complex subjects & interpret them for non-specialists, etc. In the past year though, my quick thinking has dulled significantly - I stumble over words, forget words that I really should have a handle on, and end up responding to people in almost child-like sentences when I should be unfolding a carefully formulated conversation.

I say 'could be', only because several people have also mentioned it in-thread. Personally, I have a neurological condition which causes a lot of pain, necessitating strong opiate & other types of medication. The doses I use are quite high, on a daily basis - so this whole speech impediment issue could be a natural thing due to prolonged use of the medications (ten years and counting). It would be interesting though, if it were actually a side effect of the 'hypnosis' / 'quantum break' which we are all experiencing. I suppose we'd have to poll every person who claimed a Mandela Effect experience, and also the non-experiencers, to see if they are/ aren't also experiencing cognitive difficulties...

a reply to: tigertatzen

Contrary to the popular assertion by all the would-be character assassins clinging to this thread like barnacles, we all seem to be quite a grounded, intelligent, reasoning group of people. In other words, you're in good company.

Ditto. I also find the nameless ones' assertions about us all being totally loopy quite offensive & irrelevant, and believe it's probably devised in such a way so as to put people off from joining the conversation.. The ME experiencers in this thread are almost all intelligent & well-rounded individuals, who find it easy to talk with one another about a subject which could have the potential to unhinge a person. We are not loopy, though the ME itself most certainly is...

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

I'm not sure if there has been a single language-related Mandela Effect yet that actually improved the spelling or pronunciation. It always seems to diminish it.

Now there's an interesting point, and an extremely valid one at that. Every time we have highlighted a potential change, it invariably makes it sound worse than the original - even to the point of being senseless, idiotic, paradoxical or just plain silly. Whatever has been changed always seems logically flawed when considered in aesthetic terms. For example, Depend(_s) makes no sense, as it is singular, not plural. Nobody would use the word in isolation as a singular term when describing the product..?! There's many more, including the Reba fiasco, the Scarlett fiasco, etc... BerenstAin is plain etymological nonsense if you consider the Jewish root of the name in question.

a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

I agree, in that I remember the Australian landmass being way out in the middle of the ocean, and New Zealand being to the North East of it. How is it inconsequential when the layout of the planet appears to have changed so dramatically? And the whole 'location in relation to the rest of the galaxy' thing is frankly terrifying. I mean, what the hell is going on? I know I'm pegging the thread back a bit with such histryonics, but truthfully, I don't see the ME as being inconsequential in the least.

As far as explanations go, I'm starting to get 'comfortable' with the mass abduction/ hypnotic programming theory. This would explain why some people remember a few of the MEs but not others - they have been selectively programmed to recall only certain MEs. This is all therefore part of a strategy to undermine & confuse a large section of the Human race. With regards to what they're aimed at in the long run, I would hazard a guess they are experimenting with the quantum fabric of the Universe, trying to determine what's the critical mass of false memory experiencers, which will actually produce a tangible shift of some sort at the base level of Reality - where is the event horizon..? Why they want to achieve shifts, or riplle effects of such a nature is anyone's guess, but I would suppose they might be trying to engineer a utopia which favours them in some way. Perhaps they are really the soulless androids that some have posited, and this is all aimed at a 'harvest of souls'.

Bloody terrifying in some ways - but as we are organic, spiritual beings, I believe we would (if this theory has legs) have an advantage over them which is yet to manifest fully. Perhaps the change in the Sun, and the other effects we're seeing 'up there' (Mars shifting position, etc) truly are the 'signs in the heavens' that Christ spoke about as heralding the beginning of the end of the Age.

As we travel onwards, we should perhaps have a sensitivity to the potential spiritual-psychic-drama which is unfolding. There might well be a divine plan, we might have as yet unknown allies, we might be called to psychically disrupt the evil little critters en-masse. But seriously, I do think this vast awakening to the ME has a purpose - both an overt, deliberate intent, purposed by the critters - & a covert, responsive purpose, which is being unlocked by the Creator, or representatives, so that we can fight this. Both sides of the coin might be playing out, as a result of the actions of those who would seek to harm us. Perhaps it's almost time for us to make a stand.

a reply to: tigertatzen

Alien implants? You and ClownFish have both described the exact same effect manifesting in your auditory senses, perhaps this is a link which ties in with the abduction theory? I don't mean to be a harbinger of bad tidings, but the more I look, the more I'm seeing little twists which support the theory I suggested re: mass abduction, hypnotic programming. Hopefully not, but until we all get into the serious phase of tetsing it out under hypnosis, we might never know. Whether we actually want to know is another question entirely.

I've added so many replies, all from just one page of the thread (pg 100), I will take a break and let someone else have their say. I think it's testament to how engaging this topic, and you folks are, that it's so easy to handle multiple conversations all at once, springing from just one page of the thread. Fascinating stuff.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

I find it also troublesome to find words, build sentances, i stumble, and its embarrasing and disrupting, and powers my depression.
However, I always thought it was a symtom of my depression.
But since people here seem to experience this I dunno. I guess count me in..

edit:
I guess ill chime in once again with the choir, I too used to be articulate and considered both intelligent and sharpwitted.
In both languages. I can still type somewhat but talking is like.. Well. You already know...

I would never have connected the two issues though, if not for this thread. So whatever that means.

originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
a reply to: tigertatzen

This stumbling over words thing could be correlative - I've always been highly articulate, quick to formulate responses to abstract questions, found it easy to talk about complex subjects & interpret them for non-specialists, etc. In the past year though, my quick thinking has dulled significantly - I stumble over words, forget words that I really should have a handle on, and end up responding to people in almost child-like sentences when I should be unfolding a carefully formulated conversation.

You have summed up my experience and feelings perfectly, "child-like sentences" that's it, when the words come out as a slur, I know exactly what i'm going to say in my head . When I have pronunciation problems, the right pronunciation is there it just will not come out as intended (after multiple attempts). In my every day life i'm known as an articulate person, I know how to get my point across by choosing the right words and formulation. In the office i'm the go to guy for synonyms, reformulating and spelling. This happens to me when i'm speaking English just as much as when I'm speaking French. People look at me gone out sometimes lol.

originally posted by: Onthebit
a reply to: hidingthistime

This was first reported in world news daily which is a faux news site. In other words it wasn't true.

ok, thanks, good to know.... dang I hate hoaxes...

originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
a reply to: tigertatzen

This stumbling over words thing could be correlative - I've always been highly articulate, quick to formulate responses to abstract questions, found it easy to talk about complex subjects & interpret them for non-specialists, etc. In the past year though, my quick thinking has dulled significantly - I stumble over words, forget words that I really should have a handle on, and end up responding to people in almost child-like sentences when I should be unfolding a carefully formulated conversation.

I say 'could be', only because several people have also mentioned it in-thread. Personally, I have a neurological condition which causes a lot of pain, necessitating strong opiate & other types of medication. The doses I use are quite high, on a daily basis - so this whole speech impediment issue could be a natural thing due to prolonged use of the medications (ten years and counting). It would be interesting though, if it were actually a side effect of the 'hypnosis' / 'quantum break' which we are all experiencing. I suppose we'd have to poll every person who claimed a Mandela Effect experience, and also the non-experiencers, to see if they are/ aren't also experiencing cognitive difficulties...

I have a thread expolring possible thins in common. I am opposite, I am as drug free as a person gets.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

which opioid drugs do you use? Just out of curiosity.

Does anyone remember the candy bar Baby Ruth being called Babe Ruth, or is that just me?

Ever since I came across this Mandela thing I've been thinking about other possibilities so this could've just been my own creation but I'm pretty sure I remember it as Babe Ruth.

a reply to: PageLC14

It was Baby. I remember it from The Goonies. That ogre always scared me as a kid.
But he was crying over some Baby RUTH, RUTH Baby? Ruth!
I wont forget that

originally posted by: PageLC14
Does anyone remember the candy bar Baby Ruth being called Babe Ruth, or is that just me?

Ever since I came across this Mandela thing I've been thinking about other possibilities so this could've just been my own creation but I'm pretty sure I remember it as Babe Ruth.

The candy bar has always been called "Baby Ruth." It was a play on the popularity of the great baseball player "Babe" Ruth.

originally posted by: PageLC14
Does anyone remember the candy bar Baby Ruth being called Babe Ruth, or is that just me?

On a funny note, with me not being american i've never watched a baseball match in my life, I had alreay heard the name babe ruth, I used to think babe ruth was a serial killer... lol, never heard of the candy bars though.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: LoneCloudHopper2

The Arctic was always talked about as disastrous for the planet, bound to cause severe global flooding if it should fully melt, even to the point of covering the entire map with water (except for some mountaintops.)

That makes no sense.

Oh, sorry. That makes no sense in this world.

you were really nice guy in that world, much respected