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There is a phenomenon called The Mandela Effect where some people remember another 'reality' that is not what actually happened in this timeline. One example is the death of Nelson Mandela, for which the effect is named. Many people seem to remember that he died in prison, but others like me don't remember that ever happening. I do remember the death of David Soul from Starsky and Hutch. Except that he never died. A lot of people remember his death and that it happened around December, but it turns out that he is happily married and living in England.
I also remember Clint Eastwood dying, except that he is still alive. What events do you remember that never happened? The way I see it, we seem to be able to shift in between different dimensions. How? Are we living in a multiple dimensions all at once, and depending on what decisions we make, decide which dimension to live in? For example, if I have a choice of going on a hike or staying in and I chose going on a hike I am aware of that dimension but in an alternate reality I stayed home. So both realities are real, but I am focused on the reality where I went for the hike. My theory is that maybe depending on what we focus on, that will determine what 'reality' we are in. What say you?
http://mandelaeffect.com/
I also remember Clint Eastwood dying, except that he is still alive. What events do you remember that never happened? The way I see it, we seem to be able to shift in between different dimensions. How? Are we living in a multiple dimensions all at once, and depending on what decisions we make, decide which dimension to live in? For example, if I have a choice of going on a hike or staying in and I chose going on a hike I am aware of that dimension but in an alternate reality I stayed home. So both realities are real, but I am focused on the reality where I went for the hike. My theory is that maybe depending on what we focus on, that will determine what 'reality' we are in. What say you?
http://mandelaeffect.com/
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