Have you ever questioned the reality in which you live? Hasn’t the slight suspicion reached you that the things that are imposed on you as truth were actually different in your head? Maybe you’re right, maybe the things you remember differently have changed, maybe this isn’t your reality, maybe this isn’t your universe.
This has a name, it is known as the Mandela Effect and it comes from the notion that thousands if not Millions of people remember that Nelson Mandela died in prison during the eighties, they even remember seeing images of his funeral on television.but the reality is that no.
The former president of South Africa, an essential figure for the end of apartheid, died in 2003 and the event was covered worldwide. So what about everyone who believes they swear they saw his funeral 20 years ago? From there is born the theory that we actually live in alternative realities, that we have moved from the universe or even that there are those who have managed to travel in time and fix or at least change certain things.
Maybe these questions will help you question your reality.
What color are C-3PO’s legs?
He is one of the most famous Star Wars characters, so many are sure that his legs are golden, like the rest of his body, but even remembering that in episode VII he appears with a red arm, few believe the truth, that C-3PO has a silver leg. At least in the first trilogy, the robot’s leg was a different color and if you remember it differently, like many other people, could it be that someone changed history?
Interview with which vampire?
The famous movie that Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise starred in more than two decades ago has a strange name for many. People say that the name is “Interview with a vampire”, Interview with a vampire, when the reality is that it is called “Interview with the vampire”, Interview with the vampire.
Tiananmen man was run over?
The man from Tiananmen Square, better known as “The Tank Man” was someone who, during the takeover of that square, stood in the way of a group of tanks that were trying to cross. With two bags in hand, the man remained in front of the tanks, when they wanted to get around him, he moved with them until he finally stopped, got on a tank and had a talk with the driver. However, many remember that the story took a more dramatic turn and the tank never stopped. There are those who vividly remember how the man was run over by the tank, leaving a pool of blood behind him.
The Mandela effect is relatively new, but it is also due to the overexposure of content on the Internet. People can have bad memories and attribute things they don’t remember very well to a jump in time or a change in dimension. It may also have to do with having been exposed to false information without knowing it (something so booming today, with fake news). However, it’s creepy how things this effect sometimes proves to be not as most people thought.