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originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: OveRcuRrEnteD
My apologies, threads confused.
Thread it was posted in, same subject
In my reality these threads were the same. Obviously there was a timeline shift.
What is the conclusion of the quantum physicist?
Physics churns out parallel universes with ease, but accessing or having aspects of alternative realms invade our universe appears to be the stuff of fantasy.
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
In your reality? We are getting into SJW type of stuff here. If I deny your reality I am triggering you...
In reality it is, and has always been tunes. Why? Because this reality is the reality. Your "reality" would be an alternate reality. You have no proof of your reality other than faulty memory. You can't keep using your memory, or the memory of others as proof.
Answer me this: Have you actually read the scientific papers on mass false memory?
I get the feeling you haven't. You called yourself an X-Man earlier in the thread so I think you like the idea of being from an alternate reality.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: Gryphon66
I think you are combining Cup Noodles and Cup O Soup.
Cup o Soup was from Lipton.
Edit: Oh man, so I just googled it and it was Cup a Soup...
Images, Cup A Soup
See, this would be a Mandela Effect for me. I seriously remember Cup O Soup. Guess what? I was wrong. No alternate reality for this guy.
I did exactly the same thing this morning. Realized that I had never really eaten "Cup Noodles" but another brand, remembered "Cup o' Soup" and then was confronted with "Cup A Soup" ... that did REALLY bother me.
But it bothers me about my own memory, not ... well, you know ...
originally posted by: Ruiner1978
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: TombEscaper
I also like how you say "I don't remember it, but some people say" about the bond girl. If you don't remember it why are you using it as proof of your view? The girl who liked Jaws never had braces. She had perfect teeth and she didn't mind that Jaws had metal teeth. That was the point of the shot.
Now that is a case of faulty memory if I ever did see one.
I remember her having braces.
My guess is they removed them digitally on later releases due to the paedophilia connotations, as with the braces and pigtails she kinda looks underage.
Unless anyone has an old VHS version of it in which she doesn't have the braces?
Without giving too much away about the plot, there was a Mossad agent trying to explain to Brad Pitt’s character why Israel was far more prepared for a zombie outbreak than the rest of the world. The reason was the 10th Man Rule. He explained that Israel’s security council had 10 advisors that looked into big picture issues. If the first 9 dismissed an issue or potential danger to the country, then the 10th man was forced to overrule them on principle and look into the issue no matter how far-fetched the scenario. That way Israel would always be prepared for black swan events. This allowed them to build a large wall to help keep out the zombies.
originally posted by: OveRcuRrEnteD
I just noticed that 'nevermind' gets that cool spellcheck line under it. i looked it up online and sure enough, it's not a word. Merriam and Webster's online definition is for 'never mind'. so weird. maybe I should go check my actual dictionary but what's the point really? I know now what its going to say. Does anybody else know of any other phrases like this that are in the dictionary?