The Mandela Effect

What if something you believe to be true ended up being false? What if you have a distinct memory of an event occurring, yet you discover it never did? Could it be collective misremembering? Or could we be in a parallel universe? Today we tackle the theory of The Mandela Effect and look at some of the main examples, including: -Curious George having a tail vs. no tail -The Monopoly Guy having a monocle vs. no monocle -The Berenstein Bears vs. The Berenstain Bears -Nelson Mandela's death (1980s vs 2013) -Looney Toons vs. Looney Tunes -Sketchers vs. Skechers -C3PO all gold vs. having a silver shin -"Mirror, mirror on the wall" vs. "Magic mirror on the wall" -"Luke, I am your father" vs. "No, I am your father" Finally, we discuss if The Mandela Effect is more likely to be Earth living in a simulation, a human-caused new dimension due to CERN, or psychological theories such as groupthink and priming.

Listen to Believing the Bizarre: The Mandela Effect today.