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originally posted by: sputniksteve
Regardless of the cause, I think that the Mandela Effect has ramifications on society in terms of how people perceive reality going forward and how they observe that perception.
originally posted by: crowdedskies
originally posted by: sputniksteve
Regardless of the cause, I think that the Mandela Effect has ramifications on society in terms of how people perceive reality going forward and how they observe that perception.
The problem is that the average member of society is unaware that their mental balance is being compromised by the flood of "noise" and disturbance by virtue of being connected to each other (facebook, tweeter, cell phones , etc) . There is no let up. People are also being bombarded by reality TV BS and herd mentality pressures. Something has to give.
Yes, I am talking of mental imbalance and illness in Society. This nonsense "Mendala Effect" is just lapses in memory and the crumbling of our safety walls withinn our mental domain.
When I first embarked on occult studies , the prerequisite was to have a solid material foundation. I implied a stable environment and mental balance. Mental balance includes keeping the foundations that have been built throughout your life; all events having been recorded in your mind which can be recalled without distortion or false memory. Nowadays, this is not so and people are losing it (I mean losing grip).
I blame social medial for the introduction of widespread mental imbalance. People are losing their mind to the herd mind.
Recently, someone made a comment to myself and a group of people. He said :"do you realise that we have around 60,000 thoughts every day ?". Needless to say, that was total BS to me (since I only entertain a few thoughts in a day perhaps due to thought control training over the years). However, it dawned on me that he was probably right as far as the majority of people are concerned.
How sad.
I have to say , I do not ever use social media (ATS is not social media for me) and I hardly ever switch on the TV. So, is Mandela Effect a social disease ? "Social" as in society losing its mind because individuals cannot disconnect anymore from the pool. They are following and bombarding each other with stupid comments non stop.
I feel sorry that Nelson Mendela's name has been used in this way. Yes, I know how it came about (Woman publishing an article because she was convinced that he died a long time before he officially died, etc and thought it was a good idea to call this "phenomenon" Mendela Effect.
originally posted by: one4all
Where did all the books go?......billions of books have been bought online by penny dealers by the ton for a decade and burned and destroyed.BILLIONS.
Now everything is online....and what do we find?....the "Mandella Effect".Things change and we have no hard copy backup.
Go figure huh?
originally posted by: sputniksteve
Thank you. Now that it is out of the way I hope we can try and focus on the topic.
originally posted by: crowdedskies
originally posted by: sputniksteve
Thank you. Now that it is out of the way I hope we can try and focus on the topic.
Is this all you have to say...?!
Has is not occurred to you that , in this fast moving dog-eat-dog world where we are connected to everything that moves, there might be a mass memory lapse phenomenon happening; that mental health problems are becoming widespread in society.
I would at least have expected a considered comment from you (or no comment at all) instead of treating me like a troll.
originally posted by: sputniksteve
originally posted by: crowdedskies
originally posted by: sputniksteve
Thank you. Now that it is out of the way I hope we can try and focus on the topic.
Is this all you have to say...?!
Has is not occurred to you that , in this fast moving dog-eat-dog world where we are connected to everything that moves, there might be a mass memory lapse phenomenon happening; that mental health problems are becoming widespread in society.
I would at least have expected a considered comment from you (or no comment at all) instead of treating me like a troll.
I didn't treat you like a troll. The OP stated the intention of the discussion wasn't to discuss the likely cause of the effect. If you read all of the OP at the end I talk about the intention of the thread and specifically say I would like to discuss the real and theoretical repercussions regardless of the root cause. For your approval, yes I consider it could be bad memory as well as a host of other causes.
Now that we have done it twice in the first 10 posts I hope we can shift the discussion towards the intended topic. If you aren't interested in discussing the topic I totally understand but I ask you please argue the cause in one of the many threads on the topic that aren't specifically this one. That's not an attempt to silence anyone, trust me I know your opinions on the cause. We all do by now.
originally posted by: crowdedskies
originally posted by: sputniksteve
originally posted by: crowdedskies
originally posted by: sputniksteve
Thank you. Now that it is out of the way I hope we can try and focus on the topic.
Is this all you have to say...?!
Has is not occurred to you that , in this fast moving dog-eat-dog world where we are connected to everything that moves, there might be a mass memory lapse phenomenon happening; that mental health problems are becoming widespread in society.
I would at least have expected a considered comment from you (or no comment at all) instead of treating me like a troll.
I didn't treat you like a troll. The OP stated the intention of the discussion wasn't to discuss the likely cause of the effect. If you read all of the OP at the end I talk about the intention of the thread and specifically say I would like to discuss the real and theoretical repercussions regardless of the root cause. For your approval, yes I consider it could be bad memory as well as a host of other causes.
Now that we have done it twice in the first 10 posts I hope we can shift the discussion towards the intended topic. If you aren't interested in discussing the topic I totally understand but I ask you please argue the cause in one of the many threads on the topic that aren't specifically this one. That's not an attempt to silence anyone, trust me I know your opinions on the cause. We all do by now.
Thank you for a considered response this time.
It would be difficult for me to engage in this topic since you want to discuss only the repercussions. I feel that you are directing the thread towards a notion that this " mendela effect" is some kind of catalyst that will get individuals to look again at their perception of reality.
So, I'm out
originally posted by: AndyMayhew
Maybe I have missed it, if the answer has already been given somewhere, but the simple question is: if people remember that Mandela died in prison, what do they also remember about subsequent events in SA which must have been different?
Or, why did they not speak out earlier when someone they remembered dying in prison was suddenly released in the biggest news story of the year?
The simple fact of one prominent politician dying before he came to power has massive ramifications and the whole history of SA, even the world, would/should be very different.
The Mandela Effect is faulty memory, pure and simple. I have seen nothing to suggest otherwise.
(And, as an aside, are the people who remember Mandela dying, Berenstein Bears, NZ being further north, etc, all the same - do they all remember the same differences? Or are they separate groups?)
originally posted by: one4all
a reply to: sputniksteve
So you mean "we or they" in reference to the people who now know about the Mandela Effect? Would we possibly have to consider the olde /new cyber version of "I told two friends and they told two friends who told two more friends" and trace this back to the very few who brought it to the masses attention....as in like a very few Nemos can see glitches in the Matrix??
So if you werent one of the original say 1-2-3 who posted online out of the millions who are now cyber-indoctrinated and only "notice it" because someone else told you to look......well you arent a "special one" but this doesnt mean the original Seers arent "special ones" as few as they may be.
Maybe I have missed it, if the answer has already been given somewhere, but the simple question is: if people remember that Mandela died in prison, what do they also remember about subsequent events in SA which must have been different?
originally posted by: roadgravel
Maybe I have missed it, if the answer has already been given somewhere, but the simple question is: if people remember that Mandela died in prison, what do they also remember about subsequent events in SA which must have been different?
I have asked this several times. Why is there no chain of cause and effect? If there is actually something to the effect, it is not a timeline change. At the most a minor corruption of part of the timeline.
originally posted by: roadgravel
Maybe I have missed it, if the answer has already been given somewhere, but the simple question is: if people remember that Mandela died in prison, what do they also remember about subsequent events in SA which must have been different?
I have asked this several times. Why is there no chain of cause and effect? If there is actually something to the effect, it is not a timeline change. At the most a minor corruption of part of the timeline.
originally posted by: stinkelbaum
originally posted by: roadgravel
Maybe I have missed it, if the answer has already been given somewhere, but the simple question is: if people remember that Mandela died in prison, what do they also remember about subsequent events in SA which must have been different?
I have asked this several times. Why is there no chain of cause and effect? If there is actually something to the effect, it is not a timeline change. At the most a minor corruption of part of the timeline.
if you awoke in an alternate timeline where apartheid never ended, wouldn't taking straw polls online about a line from a star wars movie be the best way to prove it?
originally posted by: kamebard
Polaroids are your friend.
That being said, the advent of the internet has made the confirmation of these effects much more readily accessible to those not connected so much in the past. In the past, most of those under its effect wound up in mental institutes. Today they form the core part of the internet army.
Welcome to the matrix my friend. Once you start bending spoons I will be around to answer your questions.