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originally posted by:noonebutme
originally posted by: AkontaDarkpaw
James Earl Jones confirmed what he remembers saying when playing the role. The script actually says "No, I am your father." So either a) he's as delusional as the rest of us, or this really changed.
Wrong.
Watch the video again, the one posted. He isn't confirming what he said in the film. He says:
When I first saw the dialogue, that said, 'Luke I am your Father', I said to myself 'He's lying'
He never says that's what he said in the film. It's what he READ in the script. What he SAID in the film was NIAYF.
Sigh. honestly people. try. actually try.
originally posted by: noonebutme
originally posted by: Doodle19815
I'm not delusional, nor am I a moron. This is just one "conspiracy" that peeks my interest. How can so many people remember the same things incorrectly? How can so many people feel so strongly?
Ok, but *what* conspiracy? What is the end game? What is being covered up? If it's a reality changing device, then why only sitcoms and films and books about jewish bears? Why not actual history?
I'm tough enough. Maybe since you are the one who is calling names, you should toughen up and realize not everyone has to think like you. Let other people talk it out. It shouldn't cause any pain to let others have an open discussion.
At which point have I said people cannot discuss it? When did I say everyone has to have my opinion? People are posting in a public, open forum, their ideas, however wacky. I'm allowed to voice my opinion on those opinions, so long as I'm not being threatening, violent or cursing and swearing at anyone - which I am not nor would I.
But the ME concept is, for the most part, ridiculous. Just like the Flat Earth. Neither or which have evidence. I'm allowed to say how absurd and ridiculous those ideas are, as well as the people who believe in them.
originally posted by: noonebutme
originally posted by: abago71
I understand you have an opposing viewpoint. I, until recently, had a similar viewpoint.
But are the negative comments really needed?
Yes. Because the ME claim is so delusional, so ridiculous, it deserves to be mocked and shamed. Just like the Flat Earthers -- I put ME people in that same box of absurdity.
Again, the ME fanciers (is that better?) have no actual proof reality has changed. Nothing. Just absurd claims about known science, which they themselves do not understand, and warp to fit their delusions.
Show me a video where it says X and then the same video where is says Y and then I'll take it seriously. Until then, you're all delusional in my opinion. I'm entitled to say your views are stupid, absurd, delusional and moronic. I haven't used racial slurs, hate speech or threatened any form of violence. I just think you're all idiots.
You can call me an idiot or worse, I don't mind. My lip won't quiver and I won't get upset. I'd rather people had real proper debates than act all PC. political correctness is ruining democracy, in my opinion.
originally posted by: AkontaDarkpaw
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: AkontaDarkpaw
Yes, there is a pattern: it revolves around small details that are easy to mis-remember.
Please also bear in mind that not everyone is affected by the ME but this doesn't mean that it isn't real.
originally posted by: JDeLattre89
The problem with your theory here is not that things have changed in people's minds (some have but not many), but rather most of your examples are actually editing changes or similar.
originally posted by: abago71
a reply to: AkontaDarkpaw
I buy into exactly 0% of the claims of Corporate logos and the ME.
Generally speaking, most are continually updated. Now if the Ford F-150 is suddenly the Fjord F-150, I would question it
Me too. I've seen minor changes in logos but imo they're usually of no consequence. The MEs i list don't all apply to me, but i try to bring to the table those which are more common or can be verified though the explanations or proof won't satisfy everyone.
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: JDeLattre89
The problem with your theory here is not that things have changed in people's minds (some have but not many), but rather most of your examples are actually editing changes or similar.
Right bout that. We need to get down to the data that IS showing a change. So far I have "Snow White"... Nothing else and that could be the studio playing tricks but it looks like a keeper so far.
originally posted by: JBIZZ
Imo, people who experience the Mandela Effect may be those who are deceased in another universe. Maybe we die & wake up continuing our lives in a parallel universe. Those who don't experience the Mandela Effect may not have died yet in this universe. Once we get to a certain age, maybe we just start our lives over again. This may explain the Deja vu effect.
Last night I tried to continue watching season 2 of F is for family on Netflix. I had already watched the 1st season & half of the 2nd season. Netflix status showed I did not watch any of the second season & my roommate said we didn't watch it either. He doesn't believe in the Mandela Effect & I do believe in it. This was the 1st time I noticed it on a personal level.
originally posted by: wickd_waze
a reply to: noonebutme
Its funny how you used three events or subjects that were possibly effected by ME. Hitler's eye color change, number of passengers in JFK could be different and Tianeman Square tank man's fate as well.
originally posted by: NeoSpace
Just the other day I was thinking about the causes of the Mandela Effect and came up with one possible cause iv'e not seen mentioned anywhere yet, Earth's atmosphere is made up of gases, what if this balance has changed thus changing everyone's perception of reality on the planet at the same time, if this happened would anyone notice.
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: NeoSpace
Just the other day I was thinking about the causes of the Mandela Effect and came up with one possible cause iv'e not seen mentioned anywhere yet, Earth's atmosphere is made up of gases, what if this balance has changed thus changing everyone's perception of reality on the planet at the same time, if this happened would anyone notice.
I don't know about the Mandela Effect, but perception and/or reality? of the Earth's Atmosphere sure has changed. I remember being 6 or 7 years old and seeing clear, vivid blue skies and a sun which was bright yellow and flawless almost every time it wasn't raining. Nowadays, at 57 years old, on a few good days, the sky is always hazy and the sun is bright, but dull, if that makes any sense. I don't know anymore if it's just misremembering as I'm getting older, perceiving things differently or if it's always been this way. Who knows?
originally posted by: NeoSpace
Just the other day I was thinking about the causes of the Mandela Effect and came up with one possible cause iv'e not seen mentioned anywhere yet, Earth's atmosphere is made up of gases, what if this balance has changed thus changing everyone's perception of reality on the planet at the same time, if this happened would anyone notice.
originally posted by: stormcell
originally posted by: NeoSpace
Just the other day I was thinking about the causes of the Mandela Effect and came up with one possible cause iv'e not seen mentioned anywhere yet, Earth's atmosphere is made up of gases, what if this balance has changed thus changing everyone's perception of reality on the planet at the same time, if this happened would anyone notice.
Many people are tired enough and overloaded with trivial information, to not perceive reality as it really is, but just choose the nearest match that they can remember. They won't remember what exact brands of cheese are on the end of aisle 20 in supermarket, but will remember that the blue triangular slices are there and the little triangular shiny metal cheese is next to them. Whether it is Stilton or Milton they won't remember exactly, or whether it has bubbles or not. But it's good
enough until the supermarket rearranges everything.
originally posted by: AkontaDarkpaw
I don't need to convince you to join the dark side because your reality and the ME can coexist and both be accurate. if you remember the line as written and stated, then you're unaffected by the ME.