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35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) I was given a present, 2 identical items, one for me and one was meant for me to pass onto whoever I felt I wanted to gift it to. We were out at a coffee shop when my friend gave it to me, I opened it immediately, I saw the 2 items, the only other thing in the bag was a gift card. I took it home and put it in the top of my wardrobe for safe keeping.

Roll on a week or so later and I get the gift bag down as I'm wanting to show it to another friend (I was taking it to her, she wasn't in my home) as we'd been talking about it. Only now there's 3 in the bag, all identical. My friend who made it and I haven't seen each other in the time between, she hasn't been in my home and no one else who had been in my house had seen her either.

The strangest part is these were crafted/homemade gifts and she only ever made 2 of them 🧐 so a third one can't possibly exist, let alone be in my home x

Gem Oliver , Antoni Shkraba Report

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75points

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Beak Hookage 4 months ago

The original two had a baby!

13points

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) Last night my husband and son saw a bubble floating in the room, near the ceiling and popped by the ceiling fan.
No one was blowing bubbles or bathing or anything near water. It just was …there!
How bizarre!

Anonymous participant , Pixabay Report

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72points

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Zephyr 4 months ago

Brownies anyone?

44points

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The main admin of the Mandela Effect & Glitches In The Matrix Facebook group, Devon Kramer, told us in a previous Bored Panda interview how happy he was to see the success this community has received after it was passed down to him by its creators.

"At the time I took over the page, it was at 12k. I started creating materials for the page and after a month, we started picking up traffic. The page grew from 12k to 30k,” he shared.

When we were living in western New York in our first home I had a dream of a man looking down at me from a skylight roof window. We had a small cape home with no skylights so I just thought it was a strange morning dream. 3 years later we moved to coastal Massachusetts for a new job for my husband. We bought a newer townhouse condo and it had several levels and skylights. One day I was laying on the living room couch and looked up at the skylight. There’s the same man in the skylight looking down at me. They were re-roofing the building and he was a worker. This still amazes me.

Final score:

71points

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Patricia Dunn 4 months ago

This has happened to me too. The question is "why?" Just an ordinary moment with no apparent significance. Is it a timeslip thing?

27points

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) So I’ve always had bad eyes & need glasses since elementary. Anywho while In a relationship with my kids father we use to get into altercations and he would always go straight for my eyes. Around 2021, I started seeing things just go past my eyes & never knew what it was it use to scare me thought it was a fly or something.

So 2022, I went to my annual eye doctor appointment & I told them about what I had been seeing they said it was something called “floaters”. They continued on with everything like normal and afterwards the doctor comes in and tells me my eye sight was getting worse. I had something call “lattice”, also said the white part around my eye was thinning out & that my retina could detach from my brain at anytime & I could go blind.

After getting the news I was scared but it was time to pick out new frames. I got these cute red ones (first time trying a color).. So my next appointment was in 2023. After they dilated and checked my eyes. I asked was the lattice & thinning getting any worse? She just looks at me in confusion and say she doesn’t know what I’m talking about my eyes are just fine. I explained what I was told my last appointment in 2022 and she tells me I haven’t been seen there since “2019” and she has no clue who told me that or why anyone would tell me those things. I still don’t understand what happened?

Ge'Naiza Freeman , CDC Report

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65points

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Piglet 4 months ago

I'm not a doctor, but I'm pretty sure the retina isn't attached to the brain.

58points

So, I have two daughters aged 6 and 7 where EVERYTHING has to be the same otherwise there will be arguments! Their older brother got a towel with a pokemon figure on it as a birthday present a few years ago. My girls have argued about being allowed to use this towel when they shower, and there's always been a lot of fuss about this since we only have one.
Yesterday, both girls were going to take a shower, and the eldest went to get her own towel and went into the shower. When she was finished and came out of the bathroom I asked my youngest daughter to go get herself a towel so I could help her shower. Off course she picked up the pokemon towel but I didnt see that. When she was finished showering she wrapped the towel around her hair and walked out into the living room where her sister was sitting. Then i saw that she had picked the pokemon towel, and thought to myself that they were going to start an argument.
But then I looked over to her sister and saw that she also had a pokemon towel - completely identical!
We have NEVER owned two of this towel, as it was a gift. None of the kids have been taking towels to school or had any sleepovers - and I cant figure out where the other towel came from!! 😳
Sorry for bad picture. Took the picure before throwing the towels in the washer

Ina Aslaksen Report

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62points

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Metaniel 4 months ago

I feel bad for their son, because he lost his gift forever

66points

“Every month, it just kept growing; by August of 2023, the page was at 69,000 members. This was the time that I decided to bring on some admins and mods to help. We jumped from 69k to over 300,000 in the first 3 months," Kramer remembers proudly. "Starting this year, the page is now at 360k and roughly 2k a day are joining! It has truly taken off!

I swear it first aired in 82. Like my whole life it was 82!

Katelyn Laran Report

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53points

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Aidan Campbell 4 months ago

MTV debuted just after midnight on 1st August, 1981. The first song played was “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles.

60points

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) I’ve got another one for you. I’ve told you about the disappearing-then-reappearing keys, but that’s definitely not the only one that has happened. This one is specific to me.
I will try to give as many details as I can so you can see how this played-out.
So this some time after the thing with the keys. My gf and I decided to move to a different state to be closer to family. I went ahead to start a new job and to find a house. She stayed behind to organize the move while I got things set-up in the new location. I moved in August, closed on the house in October and we officially moved into the new house that month.
Fast-forward about one year. I was sitting in the living room of the new house one morning just browsing the interwebs and when I hear a loud noise come from the bedroom. There was a short hallway between the back bedrooms and the living room so it was very close. The best way I can describe it was a loud metallic “Click” sound. I was by myself and no one was in the bedroom so I was curious to know what that was.
We had a bed from IKEA with attached side tables and a lamp on each table. My gf had her side and I had mine. The lamps had wooden bases with a raised edge of about 1/4”. I walked into the bedroom and looked around to see what the source of that noise was.
I wasn’t even into the room good when something caught my eye. Lying on the base of the lamp on my side of the bed was a ring. It was a ring that I had lost years before. That ring had gone missing BEFORE the move while we were still living in a different state and there it was sitting on the base of that lamp. The loud “Click” noise was when that ring fell onto the wood. Where did it fall from?
I have no explanation whatsoever. That ring, literally, fell out of thin air. I heard it when it dropped. There is no rational explanation as to how it came all the way from a different state, was not unpacked in the move, was not seen for years before the move or after, was not THERE when I got up that morning then “Click” there was the ring.
If anyone has an explanation for how this is possible I’d like to hear it because I have none.

Anson Valentine , Pixabay Report

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50points

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Rikki Kay 4 months ago

When I was 18, I was working as a registered nurses aide in a nursing home. My Godmother gave me a watch that clips to your shirt, as a Christmas gift. I lost it about a year later. Fast forward 23 years, I'm on my second marriage, 3 kids, and my beautiful, sweet Godmother passed away after a long illness. Day of the funeral is cold, raining and windy, so I pull out the umbrella, run to the car a drive to mom's to pick her and other family members up. Close the umbrella, go un the house, chat for a bit and everyone is ready to go. Pick up the umbrella, turn it so it's ready to open when I step out the door, and something falls on the floor. Bend down to see what it is....the same watch my Godmother had given me that I lost 20+ years before!

3points

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) So years about 10 years ago I was walking to my partners house it was around 1hr 30mins walk she rang me to check where I was … at this point I was at the bottom of her road so I said to her I’ll be 5minuets i ended the call and put the phone back in my pocket and when I looked back up I was shocked to realise that I was no longer at the bottom of her road and that I was about 45 mins back down the road I instantly called her back confused and told her what had just happened !!! I felt like I had been teleported back

Daniel Thomas , Greysen Johnson Report

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45points

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Luis Hernandez Dauajare 4 months ago

Not calling BS on this, but you might have experienced what is called "lost time syndrome", or dyschronometria. It is often associated with strokes, cerebral ataxia or vascular accidents. If this repeats, please have yourself checked...

40points

In just three months since the interview, the page has almost doubled and now has over 605k people who have joined in to discuss the unexplainable things they’ve witnessed. In addition to this group, he also administrates another community called 9vibesUniversal. There, people are playing with the idea of connecting the scientific and spiritual worlds.

#10

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) Weird thing just happened.

Me and my partner are watching the new Aqua Man film (it’s s**t btw) and my 3 year old daughter is snuggled up with her Daddy, I’m on the other side of the sofa scrolling through a friend’s wedding pictures in Turkey.

At the exact moment I’m being nosey and zooming in on the bridesmaids, my daughter says “I wish I was going to Turkey, all my friends are going to Turkey”

- Nothing in the film has mentioned Turkey
- I haven’t said mentioned the photo or the wedding or anything (they aren’t close friends I was just being nosey!)
- I don’t even know how she knows that Turkey is a place! We have not once said that we would like to go there as a holiday destination!
- She wasn’t able to see my phone and even if she could, she can’t read!

I’m sat here in astonishment, my partner didn’t have the same reaction I did, he shrugged and said “yeah that’s weird” WEIRD!?

Chelsea Leigh , Engin Akyurt Report

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36points

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Gambit22 4 months ago

Kids pick things up. Someone around her might've mentioned Turkey and the child might've just repeated what she heard.

31points

#11

My son was born with a mark on his neck and used to wake up crying uncontrollably in the early hours of the morning. Generally around 1-3AM. Every night. At the time we conceded that it was due to something he ate or messing his diaper or whatever not realizing that it was happening the same time every night.

When he was about 5 months old, my wife at the time was invited by her mother’s friend to go and visit a psychic. She had gone to them before and was intrigued by it so she decided to go again. Especially considering the women they were told to go and see was ‘legit’ according to her mothers friend. So she goes.

She’s the first one to see the psychic and right away the psychic says to her “you have a son”. Not wanting to give in to leading information my ex doesn’t say anything. The psychic goes on to describe the mark on his neck which is quite unique. The psychic goes on to say that he was k*lled in a past life and the mark on his neck is how he died. She goes on to say that he was a furniture maker / carpenter in a past life and he was stabbed with one of his tools at a market he was selling at by an angry customer. Continuing, she says that’s why he wakes up every night at about 2AM because that’s his time of death and he’s reliving that moment. She then proceeds to write down a prayer for my ex and I to say every night before bed.

My ex and I started to recite this prayer and after about a week he stopped waking up in the middle of the night and slept through ever since. To this day he still has that birth mark on his neck. As a kicker, my family from as far back as I can remember have been carpenters or tradesmen of some sort. All the way back to my great great grandfather. So much so that some of their work is presented in museums to this day across our country. Do any of you believe that reincarnation is a glitch in the matrix? It still gives me the chills when I tell this story.

Jimmy Qube Report

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34points

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Corey Mackenzie 4 months ago

What kind of furniture market is open at 2am?

57points

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#12

Me and my 2 niece were coming back from a funeral, it was about a 2 hour drive back home we were traveling on a road that was out in the country like and every ten or so miles you would come to 4way stops. At the last 4way we were arguing as we got close to it, I was driving and turned my head to say something to them and my niece hollered and I looked and we were nearly at the 4 way no way was it going to be possible for me to stop in time and there was a 18 wheel truck starting to cross in front of us I just closed my eyes and thought this is the end and when I opened them we were on the other side of the 4 way stop there was no way that we should have made it across the intersection with out crashing into the big truck. That was 25 years ago and we still talk about this and still can't explain how we didn't crash.

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32points

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ZuriLovesYou 4 months ago

Eyes on the road, mate. Always.

14points

His own interest in the Mandela Effect and glitches in the matrix started when he experienced a near-death event. "I started looking for answers to my NDE, and I stumbled across the image that CERN released of a man holding a sign that says 'Bond1' and 'Mandela' below it, and this led me to learning about the Mandela Effect."

#13

For decades I thought her name was Julia Childs.

Don Andrade Report

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31points

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Gillbella 4 months ago

Wait...what? Her name IS Julia Childs??

17points

#14

Here is one of my faves...
Remember Danielle Steele .. Me too
But ummm ... Nope... it's Danielle Steel 🤯
Say what!!!

Tash Young Report

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30points

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L Sarris 4 months ago

Danielle Steel, Remington Steele!!

21points

#15

This is un fricken believable.... in the pic is a pair of my old boots and me wearing my new ones. This morning I went to chuck my work boots on, when I checked I was like huh???? these are my old ones how'd they get there?
Whats unbelievable is the day I bought the new ones, I took my old ones off and threw them in the skip at work!!!! No sh**ting!!!! I have no fricken idea how they ended up back by the chair I used to put them next to, furthermore, they weren't by the fricken chair yesterday!!! Wtf

Tash Lutherus Report

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30points

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John Monteith 4 months ago

They found their way back from heaven Boots have souls

30points

For those who accidentally stumbled on this article and aren’t quite sure what we’re talking about here, the Mandela Effect refers to a phenomenon where a large number of people misremember events, historical facts, and other famous pop culture moments.

The term was coined in 2009 by Fiona Broome after she found out that she and a significant number of others believed that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s when he passed away in 2013.

#16

Ok so this is more a glitch than Mandela effect but here it goes. So we moved into my grandparents big old (1886) haunted house upstate NY in September of 2022. There is an old 90s bird clock in the kitchen, the one that makes a different bird call every hour, that has been there for decades and is still working! We have 10 ft ceilings and the clock is high on a wall over a shelf and the formica table and just a big PITA rigamarole to change... so we didn't and just knew that for part of the year it would be an hour off... no big deal there is the stove clock that was easy to change and the correct time so we didn't get confused.
So now it's March of this year and daylight savings time is coming and the clock is about to be correct again for half the year... except the day before the clocks change it somehow switches to the correct hour all on its own during the day so that when clocks do change the next day it will now be the incorrect time once again. No other adult was around that could have changed it but me. Even if my kids had somehow moved all the furniture around in the kitchen and put up the step ladder they still would not have been able to reach the clock or change the time on their own.
I think about it everyday when I'm in the kitchen and can not come up with a reasonable answer of how or why it happened.
The clock tells perfect time other than it being an hour off... so I'm leaving it to tick to it's own drum.

Sarah Prendergast Report

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27points

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The explanation 4 months ago (edited)

This proves my theory. The bored panda staff don't know what deja vu is. This one even says the original prompt was Mandela affects. Even then though, Mandela effects have to happen to a lot of people not just one or two. Edit: Haha, 48 minutes after this comment the name of the list was changed!

16points

#17

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) A few very minor changes happened that make me think I hopped timelines a few times.
1. My husband and I brought a card game to my in-laws place. We played it with my SIL and her friend. My MIL had to tell us to quiet down multiple times because we were laughing so much and she was in a meeting. Next time I went to get the game out, it was still in the wrapping.
2. I have a canon mini printer that I keep in the case with the cord it came with and extra printer paper. I went to charge it the other day and the cord looked exactly the same, except it was no longer the type of older mini usb that fit in the printer, it was the newer kind.
3. My husband bought an iPhone to give to someone, and a couple days later looked at it and it was an android.
I know that some of these seem like they could just be a mix up, but they’re things that just absolutely don’t make sense to me. I always put that cord away in the case after I use it. I didn’t have a cord like the one I found in there. And how to you explain the game? We felt like we were crazy and even double checked with my SIL that we played it, and that we were the ones who brought it.

Colleen Glen , Kevin Bhagat Report

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22points

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Jaya 4 months ago (edited)

1. You forgot that you already bought it once (or got gifted it once), so the older one was still in the package whereas the newer one was played. Or both OP and the husband bought it, in the same week, and n'either told the other one, and both assumed they were playing THEIR version, so there was a second version laying somewhere in the games cupboard, and nobody noticed it yet. Or someone (husband, children, someone they lend it too) accidentally destroyed the game (got it wet, accidentally threw it in the trash, lost it somewhere) and replaced it by a new one, and forgot to tell OP.

9points

#18

I’ve had many unexplainable things happen to me in my life, but this one is at the top of the list.
So here’s what happened. On this particular evening I was already home from work. My gf got home from work a couple of hours later and we were just going about our usual routine when she says; “Where are my keys?”. She had to have her keys on order to drive home and to unlock the front door so I told her to check the front door maybe she left them in the lock. I’ve done that before. They weren’t there.
She checked all her pockets. We retraced her steps. She hadn’t been anywhere but in the house. We checked the couch cushions, behind the furniture. No keys. We looked EVERYWHERE. After about an hour of searching with no results it came to me that we would not find the keys no matter where we looked. I said to her; “The keys are not in the house, but they will turn up when they’re supposed to”. I found the spare set of car keys for her to use.
Fast forward about one month later. We had gone out to this restaurant in town. We had just paid the bill and were headed for the door to leave when one of the restaurant staff came up to my gf and extended his hand to her. In his hand was her set of keys. You could have knocked us both over with a feather. We were just sort of in shock.
How those keys got there we don’t know. I’ve tried to make sense of it. I’ve tried to find some type of way that her keys could have ended up in a Mexican restaurant when she drove straight home from work with them and then lost them in the house.
They were not in the house and they did turn up later just like I said. It’s like I already knew but I don’t know HOW I knew. It’s kind of mind-bending. I was definitely glad she got them back, though.
If anyone has ever experienced anything similar or has any thoughts on what might have happened, I’d definitely be interested in hearing your thoughts.

Anson Valentine Report

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21points

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Ace 4 months ago

There's something she's not telling you...

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The admin of this Facebook group shares that his favorite example of this phenomenon is The Lion and the Lamb.

"I was raised in the church, I am a Leo, and the Lion of Judah was a powerful statement in my house," Devon told Bored Panda. "So when I looked and saw that today it says the 'wolf will lie with the lamb,' I was completely floored! I actually collected over 100 Bibles from churches, my parents' libraries, and even friends, and every single book said the 'wolf'. It was then that I started to realize things are not as they seem."

#19

My grandmother passed in 2016. My grandfather gave me her diamond earrings. I wore them everyday as they meant a lot to me. One day I was cleaning the house and realized one of them had fallen out. I had combed through the carpet of the entire house for hours. Vacuumed the house and checked the bag. Nothing. I was devastated. About 3 months later I was sitting on the edge of my bed, there it was. My grandma's diamond earring. It wasn't there before because I clean and dust my house every Sunday.

Jessica Strauss Report

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18points

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kelsischloe1986 4 months ago

The vacuum more than likely kicked it out in another spot.

6points

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#20

Just wanted to share something I can't explain. What would you say happened?
I've had a Britney Spears CD since I was a young child. My cousin gave it to me, and I've had it my entire life. A few years ago I put it in a suitcase with a bunch of special, centimental things, and locked the suitcase with a lock that needs a code to get in. The code was in my head, and never written down.
I went into my suitcase one day, and the Britney CD was now a DIFFERENT Britney CD. I started with the "Oops I did it again" CD, and suddenly in my suitcase was now the "Baby one more time" CD. I messaged my cousin and asked her which CD she gave me way back, and she said it was the Oops I did it again CD, with the purple and gold cover. This is the one I remember too, because I know all the songs on the back and listened to them over and over. If I read the back of Baby one more time, I know maybe two songs. I know this was not the CD I grew up with.

Darian Ethel Mae Report

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17points

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Jaya 4 months ago

OP probably had 2 Britney Spears CDs, one of which she barely listened to (maybe it was a gift from an elderly relative who didn't realize OP was a fan 3 years ago, but has already moved on to other kinds of music), and she just forgot that she ALSO had that one. And the good one from the cousin simply isn't in the suitcase because she took it out one time and forgot to put it back, or put it in some other storage box. But it could also be that a sibling broke/lost the CD and was scared to confess it, so they secretly replaced it, but accidentally with the wrong CD. Lots of locks on suitcases are really s****y and can be broken into easily, or maybe a sibling or parent has seen them put in the code and remembered it.

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Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#21

I know movie lines and scenes can be changed but since when has their been a 3 second scene in "Cars" where Mcqueen sees a futuristic type fighting scene in the sky when he is visualising winning the race? I have a 23 year old son who agreed he has never seen it and a 13 year old that says he has. I personally have never seen it and I've watched that movie dozens of times. Was it always there? Or do Mandelas also appear as we change something within ourselves (not just timelines) ? Curious on opinions here

Anonymous participant Report

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15points

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Sky Render 4 months ago

Sometimes they do subtle cuts and changes to home releases of movies compared to the cinema versions (or even earlier home media releases). I used to drive my family mad when I would point out the changes.

15points

The second part of this community’s name, Glitches In The Matrix, represents the idea that humans are living in a big computer simulation. These 'malfunctions’ are unexplainable occurrences we experience that some people attribute to errors in the simulation. As the term suggests, it was inspired by the film The Matrix, which came out in 1999.

#22

Ok,so I have seen videos of birds,planes and people just frozen, while everything else is normal. Thought it was interesting but probably fake. 2 days ago I turned on my quiet, little 2 lane street and I'm driving up by the grade school. Over the school is a little 2 person plane,and I got worried because it was so low I could throw a baseball and hit it. As I got closer, I realized it wasn't moving AND it wasn't making any sound. I get up close and stick my head out the window and about 20 sec later I hear the engine, loud and it starts to fly. I'm sure I was sitting there with a really dumb look on my face. I couldn't freaking believe it. I wish I had my phone out. I believe those videos now. Holy crap!! Then I went to an appointment yesterday and see a Muslim lady walking alone down a back street I use as a short cut. Noticed what she was wearing and it was unique. I get up to a busy intersection, about a half mile away and there she is AGAIN! Waiting to cross. It absolutely was her. Mind BLOWN...

Kewpie Ferrell Report

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14points

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Gillbella 4 months ago

Ok so I can explain this one, sort of. Weird thing 1: the plane not moving. If the car and plane are moving together at the same speed, or the car slows down at just the right speed the plane looks like it's not moving. Weird thing 2: the noise. On little planes most of the noise is made by the propellor, and at certain angles from the plane you can't hear them. Weird, but it's a known hazard working around planes. Weird thing 3: if the propeller doesn't look like it's moving you have the strobescopic effect, where the flash of a sodium light is in phase with the way your brain works and the speed of the propeller and they look still. Very dangerous! I have also had it happen with blinking a few times and you can see the blades not the disk (the whirr of the propeller spinning around)...

35points

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#23

I'm watching Matilda, the 90s Roald Dahl movie, I've ALWAYS thought Trunchbull was Miss Honey's Aunt - her Dads Sister! I remember it clearly being her dads sister!! So does my husband!!! Just now watching it, it said he invited his Wife's Step Sister to live with them!! Not his sister, not his Wife's sister, his Wife's STEP sister!!!!! What?!?!?!

Justine Cruz Report

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14points

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Mireille Oosterhof 4 months ago

In the book she is Miss Honey's aunt. In the movie she is the stepsister of Miss Honeys father. It is one of the changes between book and movie.

27points

#24

I remember this as being "Lyons" golden syrup not Lyles...

James Mclaughlan Report

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14points

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Trev Fontaine 4 months ago

You saw a lion and cant read

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As unbelievable as some of these theories might sound, the admin thinks that it’s all in good fun and isn't hurting anyone. "We share Mandela Effects, glitches, and strange things because we want to start discussing them without the blanket of fear. It could be CERN, time jumps, aliens, or spiritual; no one really knows. But no matter what it is, we can agree that it isn't hurting anyone; it's only expanding one's mind to see the impossible just might be possible," he says.

#25

Okay, we ALL know the Tears For Fears song… Everybody Wants to…. But here’s what played on my husband’s Pandora today! NOT RULE

Annmarie Wright Report

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12points

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Kerry Carolan 4 months ago

I experienced this exact thing and it freaked me out so much! But a little digging and apparently it was a different version they released and not as well known

25points

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#26

Just want to share my personal glitch. I was in bed watching TV and I had a water bottle and a packet of drink mix for said water bottle on my night stand. I opened the packet and dumped it into my water bottle and went into my bathroom to fill it up with water. I didn't turn the light on in the bathroom because the light from my room was enough. I put the lid back on and shook the water bottle as I walked back to my bed and sat down. I went to take a drink and realized it was only water in my bottle. I looked over and there was the opened and empty packet of drink mix on my nightstand. There was no powder anywhere. The drink mix packet was indeed empty but no longer in the bottle I had just emptied it into.

Final score:

12points

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Pedantic Panda 4 months ago

Rinsed the bottle out in your half asleep state.

20points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#27

My wife was reading to our kids and noticed this…

Michael Webking Report

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11points

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Gillbella 4 months ago

I don't get it... What did she notice?

32points

#28

On tonight's (6/7) episode of Jeopardy, an answer of "Sex IN the City" was accepted as correct. Guess Ken Jennings and the infallible Jeopardy judges agree that the original timeline was correct.

Steve Anderson Report

Final score:

10points

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Sven Grammersdorf 4 months ago

I remember watching that episode and thinking the exact same thing! The closed caption even said "in" !

0points

#29

I know this effect has been talked about, the wonderful Britney Spears microphone debate……However, Even Lizzie McQuire in her show had the microphone and this was in season 1. In Jan 21, 2001…. And ops I did it again came out in May 3, 2000. Soooo not even a full year later..
I remember the microphone.

Christina Rottën Report

Final score:

10points

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Susie Elle 4 months ago

I don't remember the microphone, but I do recall a concert where she wore the red outfit and used a microphone

9points

Michelle Nitz Schaefer Report

#30

I have a very simple comment…
I was born around 1970…. the Mona Lisa NEVER had a smile. None. Not even a smirk. I even took Art Appreciation in college and studied this portrait. There is not a single person, dead or alive, that can convince me she always had a smile. The pictures name was IRONIC.
Anyone else?

Final score:

8points

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Zedrapazia 4 months ago

She doesn't have eyebrows either

21points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#31

Did anyone else see the moon this last Thursday? Very glitchy.
I stood outside and watched the moon move from about the 10:00 position to the 1:00 position within about 3 minutes. Refocused my eyes thinking, “eh, it’s the clouds moving”….watched the clouds for another 30-45 seconds….no movement at all. Just the moon flying across the sky like this is The Truman Show

Tj Burchfield Report

Final score:

8points

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Luis Hernandez Dauajare 4 months ago

You have to be more specific. Last Thursday when? What country? Where in that country? Which time zone? And also, if you *really* saw the Moon "glitch", you might have either a problem in your eyesight or your brain... Please have both checked...

7points

#32

There's an episode of American Dad in season three, and they're in the grocery store looking at peanut butter, and they specifically point out "Jiffy" peanut butter, and I swear, I have always remembered it being Jiffy. I know there's cornbread made by Jiffy, but the PB use to be called Jiffy as well. This season of American Dad came out in like 2006.

Anonymous Report

Final score:

6points

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L Sarris 4 months ago

Jiff and Skippy merge in the brain...

20points

Sandra Langstaff , Alexander Grey Report

#33

35 Times The Mandela Effect And Real-Life Glitches Creeped People Out (New Pics) When my daughter was a baby (18 mos) she could talk very well but she was still using a booster seat. Someone had forgotten to strap her in, and it kind of tipped and she fell, away from me to the floor. Because I was sitting on the other side, it was impossible for me to catch her. I dashed around the chair and picked her up. No bruises or anything, and she was SMILING. I was apologizing and saying "sorry I tried to catch you!" but she was so happy and said "it's okay, momma, you caught me." I said, "no, I couldn't catch you, I wasn't fast enough" and she said something I'll never understand. She said "I was falling and you scooped me up with your warm soft teddy bear arms." (lol!) I have no idea exactly what she meant by 'teddy bear arms' but in that moment I was shocked that she was saying she absolutely DIDN'T hit the floor because I caught her. I don't know what to think about that. In her 'experience' she fell but never hit the ground.
EDIT TO ADD: I taught her "Baby Signs" from 9-10 mos onward, and I'm a Montessori preschool teacher. I also followed "The Baby Whisperer" guidelines for good sleep. In Canada we are able to stay home with our babies for a year (at a reduced rate of our regular pay) and I stayed home with her longer because I had planned to have another baby straightaway. So, yeah, I was pretty involved in giving her a stimulating environment and good health as well as lots of social interaction and great sleep. On the other hand, she was slightly delayed in walking well whereas some other babies seem to walk right away! Lol. In the end, I believe that all babies are amazing and adorable and parenting isn't a contest - we just need to do our best, and love them as much as we can.

Final score:

-1point

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Leanne Hailes 4 months ago

What¿

7points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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#34

It's probably that I am remembering wrong but....
Ok, so everyone knows the Full House theme song, 🎶 everywhere you look.... Does anyone remember it being a different song? Specifically "Our House" by Crosby Stills, Nash and Young? No, just me? I'll see myself out... 😅

Tara Curson Report

Final score:

-6points

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Libstak 4 months ago

Just you, seriously...

17points

#35

92-93 ish ... Ed McMahon on roseanne with a fake publishers clearing house check ... and Golden Girls made reference to him and publishers clearing house as well , I just can't remember the exact quote atm ... we need to end this one Mandela

Shawn Algot Report

Final score:

-11points

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PattyK 4 months ago

Huh?

15points

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Piwakawaka 4 months ago

Most of these are not the Mandela Effect. That is when many people share the same false memory. Most of these are just one person.

16points

Binky Melnik 4 months ago

The article is about the Mandela Effect a “Real-Life Glitches.” As you know from nearly every post, when someone on Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, and so on asks a question, there are a whooole lotta replies that don’t have anything to do with the question.

0points

RamiRudolph 4 months ago

Most of these were TL,DR.

15points

Shayna 4 months ago

And most of the length was just unnecessary, irrelevant filler. Just get to the friggin point! As one of my college professors said, "you can write a 500 word essay, but about 350 words of it are b******t."

0points

Dreaming Spirit 4 months ago (edited)

I remember one story from Reddit community hunting "glitches". Someone posted a "glitch" where they bought peanut-free cookies (they double checked due to allergy), cookies were great so they went to get them again, but this time the same cookies were not nut free. Surely a glitch! Well, no - it turned out the cookies were processed in different facilities, and only some of them were nut-free. People even posted both packagings with allergy info, but the poster was already convinced there's something wrong with reality.

7points

Giraffy Window 4 months ago

In Canada if there is risk of cross contamination for any reason, it's law that they have to add a "may contain" warning on the ingredients list. That way it's just generally assumed that particular product is unsafe for that particular allergen, regardless of the factory it's made in.

2points

Eroe Infinito 4 months ago

Some of these are more silly than spooky. The stories lack much needed context to prove more believable.

6points

Gillbella 4 months ago

In my family the entity that moves things is called "Mickey 9 o'clock". Unsure why, but that's what Grandad called it. Sometimes you need to get the things moved back.

4points

La Lucy 4 months ago

In 2004 got a pair of Egyptian Cat eat earrings. Lost one. Searched for over 2 years. During this time I contacted the museum to get another pair bylut they no longer had them; emptied out ky jewelry box multiple times to pair up all my earrings, only one cat; searched my house, asked my cleaning people...nothing; not in vacuum bags. Finally gave up. One day I open up my jewelry box and have 2 Egyptian cat earrings in their spot. To this day can't explain it.

3points

Aerial (Any pronouns/Canadian/Jewish) 4 months ago

One of the cleaning people found it and put it with the other one?

2points

Mad McQueen 4 months ago

Took my young cousin and her friend to a skate park way back in the late '80s. Got dropped off. We figured we could walk home but really didn't want to. I said "it be great if my dad was taking his mom for a car ride and came over that hill and brought us home" and they looked at me then the hill and there he was with her in the car coming right up to us. Years later at cousins moms funeral I brought that up as both girls were there (women now) and they both said they remembered that and said as they looked at the top of the hill the car appeared but was already heading down the hill. And my back was to the hill so no way I had seen it before. They said it sorta popped up and was coming to us. They thought it was a dream but everyone of us confirmed it. Sorta "wished" them into existence there. lol. More stories of how I've seen things before they happen with witnesses too.

3points

Susie Elle 4 months ago

I once ownded a single hardcopy of a certain game. I thought I'd lost it, so I bought another copy. Then I found the original copy again in the house, so I had two. Then a year or so ago, I was looking for said copies and I suddenly found three. I have no idea where the third one came from.

3points

Mr. Jones 4 months ago

My office is by the mall and I drove to Wendy's one day for lunch. There was a huge red pickup truck with a big logo on the door with a huge matching trailer in the parking lot and two guys eating lunch at the front bumper. I used to drive big trucks and pull trailers and I know how arduous they can be to get in and out of small parking lots and this was a small parking lot. As I left, one of the guys commented on my tattoos and we chatted briefly. I drive the 10 minutes to my office and I turn the corner to get to my office park and there is the SAME truck and trailer coming at me. Same guys in the front seat. There was no way they could have finished their food, maneuvered their truck out of the small parking lot and pull out into heavy traffic and drive 10 minutes. It blew my mind so much I had to pull over. To this day I have no idea what happened. Not the Madela effect, but weird nonethelss.

2points

Trev Fontaine 4 months ago (edited)

We had this last week...this is mainly idiots

2points

Aerial (Any pronouns/Canadian/Jewish) 4 months ago

Are you sure we had this last week? (/j)

1point

John Harrison 4 months ago

So mystery. Much spook.

2points

Gianna B D 4 months ago

I went looking for my cat in the bedroom, but she wasn't there! Where could she have gone? I began to question if I even had a cat in the first place. Then I walked into the living room and she was sitting on the couch next to a second cat! The other cat had been there the whole time. So spooky! /s

1point

Sky Render 4 months ago

I have a weird one that's affected me for my entire life. Objects around me will spontaneously move (activate/turn on, fall off of tables/hooks, flip over, etc.) without my even coming into contact with them. When I was growing up I was told that I was just clumsy and was not realizing that I was bumping into those things (which I had a hard time believing as my extremely sensitive skin always registered anything brushing up against me even though thick winter coats). My wife confirmed that these things happen when I'm a good 3 inches to a foot away from the objects. Still have no idea what causes it, though it's at least rare!

1point

Tim W 4 months ago (edited)

There was a hit song in the 1970s in the UK by a band called Hot Chocolate. It was called 'I believe in miracles'. One time I was singing it and my ex-wife told me I was singing the wrong lyric in the chorus. She had spent her whole life thinking it was called 'I believe in Malcolm.' Can't ever hear that song now without laughing.

1point

DC 4 months ago

McLaren? In the Middle? Which one is it?

0points

jmdirks 4 months ago

Most of these posters do not understand the definition of the "Mandela effect". Just YOU misremembering something or misplacing your keys IS NOT the Mandela effect.

0points

Danish Susanne 4 months ago (edited)

This probably doesn't belong here, but it has mystified me. My sister and I used to live close enough to just pop over for a talk. Then she and my BIL moved to a flat more than an hour away, because they were expecting a baby. It was too far to just go so I called first to make sure she was home, but all through the first summer every time I called to ask, my BIL answered to tell me she was on her way to visit me.

0points

brittany 4 months ago

do we need to show everyone the definition of Mandela effect? cause most of these aint it.

0points

carol bland 4 months ago

I have a religious picture that I was given of the Lion lying down with the Lamb. It's not a wolf.

0points

Alecto76 4 months ago

I don't recall what I was reading at the time, but it mentioned that Phil Hartman's wife shot him while he was in bed. Both my husband and I were in our early 20s and did not know each other when that happened. But we both clearly remember that there was something about his pool - not that he drowned - but that is where his body was found or something like that. I googled and googled and found nothing about his pool, that he was found in bed. It drove us nuts.

0points

Dizzie D 4 months ago

I think a lot of explanations for some of these occurrences is down to other people getting involved or a total memory lapse. I think some people can break other peoples property and quietly replace things without saying a word but they might get the original object wrong. I also believe that as much as you can be adamant about a certain fact, it's quite plausible that your brain glitches rather than your environment.

0points

Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 4 months ago

Had a roommate who was "stuck in the 70s". He used to talk about this pair of brown bell bottom pants he had. He'd take them to Goodwill and a few weeks later he'd find them again. He had them when I lived there; he said he'd given up trying to get rid of them.

0points

Binky Melnik 4 months ago

“The term was coined in 2009 by Fiona Broome after she found out that she and a significant number of others believed that Nelson Mandela died in prison.” What were these people doing the day he got out? I don’t even read/watch the news and yet I still remember it being HUGE news the day he was released. The Mandela Effect makes me think people aren’t very bright (and the Fruit of the Loom logo DID have a cornucopia!).

-1point

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Piwakawaka 4 months ago

Most of these are not the Mandela Effect. That is when many people share the same false memory. Most of these are just one person.

16points

Binky Melnik 4 months ago

0points

RamiRudolph 4 months ago

Most of these were TL,DR.

15points

Shayna 4 months ago

0points

Dreaming Spirit 4 months ago (edited)

7points

Giraffy Window 4 months ago

2points

Eroe Infinito 4 months ago

Some of these are more silly than spooky. The stories lack much needed context to prove more believable.

6points

Gillbella 4 months ago

In my family the entity that moves things is called "Mickey 9 o'clock". Unsure why, but that's what Grandad called it. Sometimes you need to get the things moved back.

4points

La Lucy 4 months ago

3points

Aerial (Any pronouns/Canadian/Jewish) 4 months ago

One of the cleaning people found it and put it with the other one?

2points

Mad McQueen 4 months ago

3points

Susie Elle 4 months ago

3points

Mr. Jones 4 months ago

2points

Trev Fontaine 4 months ago (edited)

We had this last week...this is mainly idiots

2points

Aerial (Any pronouns/Canadian/Jewish) 4 months ago

Are you sure we had this last week? (/j)

1point

John Harrison 4 months ago

So mystery. Much spook.

2points

Gianna B D 4 months ago

1point

Sky Render 4 months ago

1point

Tim W 4 months ago (edited)

1point

DC 4 months ago

McLaren? In the Middle? Which one is it?

0points