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

a reply to: TombEscaper

I can answer this rather simply, because this has happened to me whole life. When I put my name into Google, it corrects it. When I write my name in anything, it has a red line under it. Why? Because my name, in the really real world, is an ethnic name Gena. This is close enough to the common name Gina that these search engines and Microsoft word and the GODDAMN WOMAN WHO MADE MY BIRTHDAY CAKES AT WAL-MART thinks that I'm trying to misspell /Gina/ instead of knowing how to spell my own #ing name.

Ask any kid who never had a birthday cake or a personalized bike plate or a cup of coffee at the college cafe spelled incorrectly. Reba is famous, so when you type in her name, it corrects it to the most /popular/ form of that name. Even if that's your real last name. Even if Gena is your real name, it tries to make you Gina. Even if Jaxon is your real name, it tries to make you Jackson. These are names that hundreds of people have. Berenstein is a real name, but it thinks you were searching for the more popular Berenstain, because there's a series of children's books called the "Berenstain Bears" that it assumes you're searching for. And FYI, both surnames show up with the red squiggly line even though Gina and Jackson don't. It wants to correct them both to Bernstein, which I can only assume is a more popular surname.

This is a well known phenomena and it actually can be traced back to racism. A Gina makes, on average, $10,000 more in her lifetime than a /Gena/. A Jenifer makes $20,000 more than a Ginepher. The more ethnic the spelling of your name, the less likely you are to get a job, to the point that some companies have started doing 'blind' resume screenings where the names are left off the applications. And if you have a particularly black or latino sounding name, it can knock you out way faster than a spelling. Dr Carlos would be lucky to get a job with a Harvard diploma that Dr John could get with a state college.

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This is only confusing to someone who hasn't spent their entire life dealing with these issues. Reba has had to see her name, her /Irish/ name misspelled so many times, even though Google tries to correct people, because English speaking people don't like Gaelic-derived names being spelled like they were derived from Gaelic rather than Latin. They can't stand it. That's bad journalism, not a conspiracy. They should have double checked to make sure that they were spelling it correctly. If someone wrote an article about me and called me "Gina", I'd be mad, but I assume that after the 50th time that happens, you just shrug it off or you would be /constantly/ angry about it. If someone can't spell or pronounce your name, at some point you accept that that's their problem, their failing, and move on.

I was really hoping, from the human anatomy thread, that there might be something to this Mandela Effect thing, but I keep getting disappointed. Don't tell a woman that she's misspelling her own name. You have no idea how frustrating that is. She knows how to spell her own name. /She's/ not spelling it wrong. You are.

a reply to: TruMcCarthy

Because their delusions are harmful not just to themselves but also to their loved ones.

And on the whole, theories like Mandela Effect are a path to idocracy.

You cannot just pass off Mandela effects by calling it's experiences crazy. There is mountains of proof. Residue as they've termed it. I have my own.
The Bible being the most telling evidence that a major change has occurred. There are paintings and songs about the lion laying down with the lamb, yet now it says wolf!!!
I don't see how you doubters can end run past these evidences and conclude it's all just mass insanity.

a reply to: anotherside

There is zero mountain of proof, no residue.

You completely misunderstand ME if you think so.

regarding the ME that is the braces girl in moonraker, wanted to post this here too to get maximum exposure cause this for me is proof

and if ONE mandela effect can be proven to be real then other mandela effects might be real too


wtf
dolly.barriereader.co.uk...
blownup: dolly.barriereader.co.uk...


wtf 2
dolly.barriereader.co.uk...


credits
dolly.barriereader.co.uk...

and as a video editor for about 10 years i know difference from pixelation and compression and when something has been altered/edited

i also watch the movie with my dad several times as a kid and remember her braces clear as i remember my dad, we watched alot of movies and ive always been a movie buff.

a reply to: anotherside

The "The lion shall lay down with the lamb" thing? Is that what you're referencing? Because that one /legitimately/ angered me. People dislike it when folk use the words of a living god to just... I don't even know, be assholes?

The REASON you think that, is because it is not a bible verse, but it IS a paraphrasing used to teach children. If you ever went to Sunday school (I teach Sunday school) you will see that on posters and whatnot. It's a paraphrase of Isaiah, wherein it is stated that it is god's plan that predator and prey will live in peace together, and that a child will be able to lead all wild animals as if they're pets. "Lion" and "Lamb" have good alliteration, but the POINT of that Sunday School lesson, which everyone who has mentioned this seems to miss, is notsomuch what animals are mentioned, but the fact that /children/, the most vulnerable kind of human, will be able to control them with no fear of danger. You /completely/ misunderstood that lesson and your teacher would feel terrible about her/himself for /failing/ you.

This is actually a HUGE thing among Sunday School teachers right now because there are, for whatever reason, a LOT of people getting this wrong, and /we/ feel horrible about it. Because that tells us two things.
1: That lesson isn't working. and
2: NO ONE IS READING THEIR ACTUAL GODDAMN BIBLES.

Motivational posters and children's songs are not the /text/. Church is, at it's core, a /book club/. And I am consistently amazed, especially since I've been forced back into the church, at how many people claim to be Christians and have never read the bible. I mean... it's /ridiculous/. And those that /do/ read, normally read the #tiest translation they can find rather than learning Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic, when there ARE better English translations available that are closer to the actual text. It's /so/ frustrating.

And just... btws, most of the paintings and such have more to do with the second coming predictions about /Christ himself/ than about the new kingdoms. The LAMB of god is supposed to return as the LION of Judeah. The meek little hippie is supposed to return leading a mighty arm and fight against the antichrist and his underlings, slaying monsters and reclaiming his father's creation. That /symbolism/ is powerful.

The only reason that people are thinking this is because they don't read their scripture. They just believe whatever people tell them, which is /directly warned against/ in scripture.

a reply to: takocos

I grew up going to Bible study, when I didn't I'd watch pastor Arnold Murray. I know it said lion and lamb, not wolf. I also have a personal experience which verifies to me that time or humanity or whatever happened, has been affected and altered.

a reply to: anotherside

No you didn't. No you haven't.

Well the Apollo 13 movie flip-flop sealed the deal for me personally. The change happened and i read the multiple threads on the change on Reddit, YouTube and various blogs. Then the line changed back to what it was supposed to be and i read threads on that too with people commenting on the flip-flop and disappearing threads on the original change. It's real.

a reply to: Jeroenske

Thank you for that well laid out post which greatly explains the "facts"...

originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: anotherside

No you didn't. No you haven't.

oh OK, you appearantly know me. What's your deal. I'm guessing something but it's against are rules to say.

No, it's just that that is /testable/. You can go look it up right now. The reason you think that is /exactly/ the reasons I said. You grew up going to bible studies and Sunday schools instead of just /reading the book/. So you came away with a /common misconception/. This is a REALLY common thing, and generally ONLY comes up with lifetime Christians, not new converts, because the mistake comes from Sunday school lessons where the "quote", the paraphrase is used.

That's the reason I asked if you were a new convert or if you grew up in the religion.

a reply to: takocos

No one is going to change my mind on this.

a reply to: hidingthistime

CELEBRATION ! - When watching your video I deliberately paused it just as you mentioned the song 'Let's Go Crazy' so as not to be influenced by anything you said - Now there's no way I remember all the words, but I do remember the beginning and bits of pieces through out the song - What do I remember ? - 'Dearly beloved we are gathered here today to celebrate this thing called life' - That's my memory - I haven't misremembered it, or confused it with something you said as I paused the video before you mentioned the words in question - Timelines are crossing or glitching or something - I've had several 'Mandela Effect' experiences - I love this 'conspiracy' theory - Love it !

Cheers !

KarmaViolet

a reply to: anotherside

Of course not, because it's just impossible that you could remember wrong, right? So shifting timelines or some evil mind control operation it is then. Or maybe Satan?

originally posted by: TISTBOTE
a reply to: anotherside

Of course not, because it's just impossible that you could remember wrong, right? So shifting timelines or some evil mind control operation it is then. Or maybe Satan?

I believe in infinite. The things you doubt are real in a sense.

a reply to: takocos

They are lifelong and also originally said they went over it a billion times in bible study. They never actually read the Bible and it's obvious.

a reply to: KarmaViolet

You've forgotten all the words but perfectly remeber these specific words that were discussed...OKAY.

Duuuuude----All of you are about to have accidents if you don't quit carrying on about quantum reality and that's not a terrorist threat ----just reality

a reply to: raymundoko

Well the fact is that there is still plenty of residual of both changes on the internet but also a lot of it disappeared.