Timeline

edited July 25 in General

How do you know when you switched timelines??

I knew when the object had completely morphed when I turned back around. I looked for the original to see if I was hallucinating but with 0 luck

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  • How do you know your timeline is the original timeline 😂.

  • Like Mandela or otherwise?

  • Yes probably the timeline changes around us many times but we don't notice or remember

  • edited July 25

    @Bear my kids and I are all gamers and I have allot of geek/nerd friends. We were talking about the Mandela affect once, and I told them my theory is that it caused by the occasional convergence of multiple timelines. Each memory is true, but only to the specific timeline in which they witnessed it.

  • This is definitely a thought I've had. What if when you're thinking about something and just completely forget a word or a thing or person, it's a shift in the timeline. Like what you remember isn't what it used to be. What you're forgetting and later recalling are completely different.

  • @BearCraft i’m familiar with a different hypothesis. But I wasn’t sure if they were talking about the Mandela effect timeline or just any timeline

    There was a young kid who said it was due to CERNs hadron collider.

  • Along with everyone else, I'm sure I remember the girl in Moonraker having braces, but no record of them now... 🤔

  • edited July 26

    The first time I heard about Tinkerbell dotting the I one I tested my own memory first to avoid being influenced by others. When I checked how others remembered it they remembered it the same way. It's weird

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