Mandela effect it's a memory distortion that leads a group of people to remember something that never happened. For example, the death of Nelson Mandela (who originated the name).
Many believe that the great South African leader died in prison on Robben Island, and he died at home, due to a respiratory infection.
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Some people are even able to explain in detail the facts of Mandela's death in prison.
The name Mandela Effect came from paranormal researcher Fiona Broome. The woman believed that Nelson Mandela he is said to have died in Robben Island Prison. She even remembered the details of the funeral with complete confidence.
However, she discovered that the memories about Mandela were false and, when researching, she discovered that this effect did not only happen to her, but to many other people as well.
Even though Mandela's case was not the only one with this effect, memory distortion was recognized with this name.
Several researchers from different areas have already tried to discover why does the mandela effect happen. However, a conclusion was never reached. The results are:
Theory of Multiple Universes: Some believe that a timeline creates alternate realities. Therefore, memories arise that did not happen in our reality.
Quantum Theory: These believe that human consciousness passes through alternate universes. Therefore, it is believed that there was a rupture between what happened and the memory. Some even believe it to be the activity of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) and its particle accelerators.
Theory of Manipulatives: Others believe that this is just mind manipulation and government experiments.
Psychological Theory: According to psychology, the effect can originate from a failure in memory, which causes distortion and malfunction. Other events may be remembered as happening unconsciously.
External Induction Theory: This theory explains that hypnotic or suggestive effects can generate these memory changes.
Cryptomnesia Theory: Now this one explains that this confusion about a memory is caused by the confused origin. Soon, information can become something real and its own.
In addition to the case of Nelson Mandela, other Examples of the Mandela Effect can be cited:
The nun was very influential in past decades and is still known today. She passed away in 1997 due to heart failure. She was canonized only 19 years later.
Many believe that she was elevated to a saint while she was still alive in the 1990s. Some even explain that Pope John Paul II was responsible for the process.
However, Mother Teresa was canonized only on September 4, 2016, by Pope Francis.
In the second film of the Star Wars saga (The Empire Strikes Back), the famous scene in which the fight between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader appears. Many believe that the famous phrase is “Luke, I am your father”. But actually the phrase is “No, I am your father”.
The Disney classic “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” has the Evil Queen as its villain.
Many believe that the phrase quoted by her to the mirror is “mirror, my mirror. Is there anyone more beautiful than me?” Being that in fact, the phrase is ′′ Speak, my magic mirror. Who is more beautiful than me?”.
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