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originally posted by: Gryphon66
It's a matter of perspective from the way that photographs are generally taken of the Pyramids.
The "center" one (Khafre) looks taller, and has the notable light colored area at the top.
The largest one (considerably wider/more massive but only a few feet taller) is Khufu, or The Great Pyramid.
I have made the same mistake because in most pictures Khafre looks taller and wider (again, perspective).
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: tigertatzen
We're in the same boat then. I can't say what is happening for anyone but myself.
And some days (damn "this Neighborhood" BS) I can't even do that.
I look forward to better convos here.
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: tigertatzen
So you're younger than me, and you're relying on your memory as an 8 year old...
originally posted by: NateTheAnimator
a reply to: TombEscaper
The V and the W were always one connected unit.
I think you may have it confused with the bajaj logo...
I've had my run-ins with this phenomenon recently...This is not it.
What you experienced was faulty memory and from afar the Volkswagen symbol does look like the V and the W are connected.
So on top of the faulty memory,you probably didn't see the logo correctly and are mixing it up with other logs of similar design.
originally posted by: donktheclown
a reply to: TombEscaper
I believe they are timeline shifts. The newspaper article that is my avatar, originally read "What was that bright light seen over Ashford, Abington?"
That was in 1981 and the pic now shown, when I took it at the newspapers archives in 2009, is different - and so is the story. I witnessed that bright light and I will never forget the title of the article when it came out the next day after I and others witnessed the event. Strange things are afoot.
originally posted by: glowdog
a reply to: TombEscaper
maybe you are the only one that sees anything in this images.
you compare paintings with photos to show something one can only see (or feel...) in the first nano-second.
you claim something but refuse to say what it is so what now ?
originally posted by: hidingthistime
originally posted by: AboveBoard
a reply to: Gryphon66
3) The "Mandela Effect" is not as much of a problem for me personally as the UFO event, because i can reasonably put it into the category of "known memory issues of the human brain" for myself for the most part, HOWEVER when someone has a complex neural net associated with a memory including multi-sensory, multi-experience, and emotional anchors, it is much more disturbing and much harder to dismiss as a simple memory-gap. For someone in that situation, the fabric of their reality has been much more significantly torn than mine is by these "ME's." That is the point where it gets intellectually interesting for me to explore.
originally posted by: LoneCloudHopper2
originally posted by: AboveBoard
a reply to: Gryphon66
3) The "Mandela Effect" is not as much of a problem for me personally as the UFO event, because i can reasonably put it into the category of "known memory issues of the human brain" for myself for the most part, HOWEVER when someone has a complex neural net associated with a memory including multi-sensory, multi-experience, and emotional anchors, it is much more disturbing and much harder to dismiss as a simple memory-gap. For someone in that situation, the fabric of their reality has been much more significantly torn than mine is by these "ME's." That is the point where it gets intellectually interesting for me to explore.
Thank you for articulating this so well! It is indeed far more, at least in some cases, than a simple, singular visual memory!