The Mandela Effect

THE MANDELA EFFECT

Nelson Mandela was a civic hero who was an impact activist in abolishing Apartheid in South Africa. But this topic is quite contrasting and has nothing to do about his anti-apartheid revolution, and actually reveals an untapped door to so-called quantum anomalies occurring in the past and affecting the present and future.

In 2015 a self-described "paranormal consultant" Fiona Broome claimed to have a false memory of Mandela’s death in the 1980s rather than the actual death in 2013, which many people shared collectively. This collective false memory of people was later coined as “The Mandela Effect”.

As per the theory, the effect occurs due to the clash of alternative realities giving a strong proof of the existence of parallel universes. Although this is just a theory but the pieces of evidence backed to support it are quite mind-boggling and exciting.

The change in logos of reputed Corporations with time, change in dialogues of few movies with time, dissimilarities in spellings with time were some of the influential evidence backing this theory. Unfortunately, till now it has not even put a drop of pure fact to the presence of alternative realities with different frequencies dancing and mingling around.

Some believe that these abnormalities were the cause of the functioning of The Large Hadron Collider creating a glitch in the intermixing of two timelines affecting the fabric of our reality. Here are some of the most popular misremembered memories, according to the site mandelaeffect.com.

The Ford logo has grown a loop now at the end of the F-stem. The people who have the older models of Mustang, GT, Futura etc. are way more awkward to see this type of change in the logo of their high school rides and are in confusion whether it was deliberately changed by the company or there is really a glitch in the reality frame. The logos of Volkswagen, Volvo, and many other brands were caught to have similar effects.

Quoting,” I had come-forth with the celebration of days like friendship day many a time in the same year, whereas it only occurs once a year. So is it also under a fake memory or fake propaganda event?”
The answer is “No”, each country celebrates friendship days at different dates causing global confusion. The UN celebrates it at 30th of July every month, whereas India celebrates it on 1st Sunday of August and Ohio on 8th April each year. But if we overlook the fact, then we would be confused and frame terms like Mandela Effect to satisfy our mind finding solutions.


These effects may be some kind of human error in communication which has repeated again and again through a large time range stinging injections of De Ja Vu or maybe some kind of glitch in the data records of the internet.


Arriving at conclusion, the Mandela effect is just a theory and the thing which is really happening is a Collective false memory. So, people out there, be careful and don’t believe any news whimsically and spread it. Go to the bottom; dig few layers and do some research correspondingly to keep you safe if backfired. 

Be aware of fake news and strictly don’t get involved in spreading such false else a day will come where; all the pages of history will have no facts on it.

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