Bernstaein Bears: an analysis of the Mandela Effect
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Article Summary:
Slomka describes the Mandela Effect and gives examples. The Mandela Effect is when the human brain replaces truth with a misconception, such as believing that Nelson Mandela died in prison when he did not. The author mentions different theories on what causes the Mandela Effect and what it means for humanity; photo.