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Mandela Effect Explained! Bizarre examples of the multiverse phenomenon!

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Channel: Zero2Hero · 2017 · Education

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Mandela Effect Explained! Bizarre examples of the multiverse phenomenon! Have you ever SWORN that you had a memory that you shared with other friends and family...just to find out that you were all wrong? This phenomenon is known as the Mandela Effect. Nobody knows exactly why this occurs, however, some claim it is a cross-over of similar memories across the multiverse.

Experience and awakening of the mind as you hear about things like Nelson Mandela, Billy Graham, Luke Skywalker and the Monopoly Man!

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The Mandela Effect is a theory of a parallel universe based on the idea that large groups of people have similar alternative memories about past events. At first it was labelled as collective false memory, but the term Mandela Effect originated in 2010 from a blogger named Fiona Broome after she found out that South African President Nelson Mandela did not die during his imprisonment in 1980s as she recalled, but in fact passed away after suffering from a prolonged respiratory infection in 2013. So, he was unbelieveably still alive at the time of her discovery.
So what is the cause of these alternative memories? One theory is alternate timelines that are crossing over between realities.
There are other reasons and criticisms for the Mandela Effect, and most are basing it on the frailty of the human mind, hence the unreliable sources from witnesses. Group thinking and memories built from side discussions have created memories that cross society.
Now, people are noticing even the tiniest details that may or may not be the result of a Mandela Effect. Recalling childhood memories of events or things we take for granted can be a challenge, but it is fun to let our brainwaves activate as we delve into memory lane. Anyway, here is a compilation of the top 10 bizarre coincidences that can only be a result of the Mandela Effect.
Number 10: Mona Lisa Smile.
This is the movie where Julia Roberts plays an Art History instructor at an all-girls school called Wellesley College in the 1950s. During a time when girls are expected to behave a certain way, Roberts showed them a new perspective. The title is a reference to the Mona Lisa, the famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci, and the song of the same name that was originally performed by Nat King Cole. But was Mona Lisa always smiling? There was a time people claims she just has a smug look upon her face. However, having a second look at the painting now shows the Mona Lisa painting is actually giving a mysterious smile.
Number 9: Billy Graham’s passing.
Billy Graham rose to celebrity status in 1949. He was renouned as an American Christian evangelist, and was ordained as a Southern Baptist minister before taking his message to the TV. He reached a core constituency of middle-class, moderately conservative Protestants who listened to his sermons. Born in 1918, people mourned his passing in 2007, and his funeral procession was even attended by former U.S. presidents! His passing was covered by many networks and details of his funeral service are shown nationwide. Viewers saw that his coffin, displayed respectfully with a white sheet draped over it.
Only...he is still alive! That’s right, and he’s 98 years old! While this is as shocking as the supposed passing of Nelson Mandela, people have explained that it was actually Billy Graham’s wife, Ruth Graham, who died in 2007.
Number 8: We are the champions!
Remember singing this iconic Queen song as a kid anytime you beat anyone at anything? Many recall the lyrics of the song ending with: "We are the champions....of the world!" But if you listen to the song now, it doesn't end with "of the world." It simply just ended.
Make sense? Not for me! While it does seem like something is frustratingly missing from the final chorus, the "of the world" lyrics WERE actually included earlier in the song.
We Are The Champions was originally released on the album "News of the World" in 1977 with the lyrics going "We are the champions" and fading off. On Queen's Greatest Hits, released 1981, they added "Of the World" at the end. That's why many of us have different memores of the song, because, depending on which version you listened to, you’ll have a different version in your head!
Now, good luck getting that song out of your head! You’re welcome.
Number 7: Lucian Staniak.
Lucian Staniak, also known as the Red Spider, was a vicious serial killer from Poland who preyed on young women. He is even quoted saying, “There is no happiness without tears; no life without passing. Beware, I will give you cause to weep”.
But here’s the thing...he’s not real! Despite there being plenty of information about Staniak online - and plenty of details of his alleged murders - he never really existed.

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