From Wikipedia An internet meme related to confabulation is the Mandela Effect, a situation where a number of people have memories that are different from available evidence. The term was coined by paranormal enthusiast Fiona Broome, who says she and other people remember Nelson Mandela dying in 1980s, rather than in 2013. She argues that common memories which appear mistaken could be explained by the existence of parallel universes that are able to interact with each other. A common thread of discussion regarding this "effect" is remembering the Berenstain Bears with a different spelling.
With that being said... let's take a little poll shall we?
fuck... ya see? fucking LHC is fucking up reality.
Xavier Perry
Only normies will answer Luke, I am your father
Jordan Baker
GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN
Daniel Baker
a lot of people seem to have heard "Luke"
Easton Flores
You're all retarded children, go back to reading the Berenstein Bears instead of shitting up my board.
Parker Campbell
This "Mandela Effect" shit is narcissistic to the extreme. People misremember things or don't pay close enough attention, it's a part of being human. Yet these special snowflakes think "Hmm, this thing isn't exactly as I remember it. I MUST'VE BEEN LAUNCHED INTO A PARALLEL UNIVERSE!!11"
First off, there's the Berenstain Bears thing. Stain is very similar to Stein. Stein is more common (oy vey), and people read it wrong. Most people are only barely literate anyway, especially children. Also, everyone pronounced it "Bernstein"; therefore they thought it was spelled that way.
And with Star Wars, to pull that line out of it's context, "Luke, I am your father" sounds much better than, "No, I am your father" or just "I am your father". Without the inclusion of his name, the reference is lost. Vader ALWAYS SAID "No, I am your father".
Carson Stewart
We only remember it as berenstein bears because berenstain is such an odd, unconventional spelling.
Angel Carter
The only reason people remember the quote wrong is because pop culture constantly misquotes it as "Luke, I am your father" because "No, I am your father" sounds off when taken out of context. You're not remembering the scene different than other people, you'e just remembering wrong. youtube.com/watch?v=RgDPi5WvC8M Just go ahead and skip to 1:30
Nathan Moore
NO,THAT'S NOT TRUE.. THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
Brody Flores
God the fights were so much more organic back then
Can we please go back to this?
Logan Cruz
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couldn't have been put any better you do us all an honor
Nolan Rodriguez
I'd love it if some movie was distributed to cinemas in a few slightly different cuts and IRL people would have huge fights about what happened exactly.
Gavin Kelly
I agree with you guys, but the point of this thread is to see how many remember it as something different than what it really was.
Evan Diaz
>Clue
Tyler Sanders
>how many remember it as something different than what it really was. You mean how many are remembering it wrong
Henry Allen
>he's serious
Jaxson Ramirez
I had no idea. That's rad.
However, I would prefer smaller differences. Stuff that would genuinely make people question each others' and their own memory.
Xavier Morgan
y-yeah
Christian Edwards
I can disprove Mandela effect like Henry VIII devours a turkey leg
Tyler Gray
Good
Matthew Taylor
Fuck you, stupid jumped up faggot, it was berenstein, your reality sucks shit
