Mandela Effect

Have you ever felt certain about a memory, only to discover it never actually happened? Welcome to the fascinating world of the Mandela Effect. This curious phenomenon occurs when large groups of people share a collective false memory, believing in events or details that differ from historical records. Named after the widespread misconception that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s, the Mandela Effect challenges our understanding of memory and reality. From misremembered movie quotes to altered brand logos, these shared false memories have sparked intense debates and conspiracy theories. Join us as we delve into the psychology behind this mind-bending phenomenon, explore some of the most famous examples, and uncover the truth behind our shared false recollections.

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