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There are many conspiracy theories about the Mandela effect. For those who don't know, South African President Nelson Mandela died in 2013. However, thousands of people started making requests on the Internet to verify this information. They were sure that Mandela had died in prison in the ' 80s. That was the first time the world was confronted with an example of mass false memory called the Mandela effect.
The first explanation for this effect is that there are many parallel realities, and when they intersect, such paradoxes occur.�
Explanation two: This is the result of the functioning of the Large Hadron Collider. I don't understand how it works, but there is such a version.
Third explanation: this is a preparation “for the next zeroing out of the existence of humanity”, which has already happened and was called “clouding of the mind” (I also did not understand this, if someone explains, it will be cool)
Fourth: an Illuminati conspiracy that changes reality, like the Ministry of Truth from 1984, by destroying or replacing documents and chronicles from the past.
However, in my opinion, this is all nonsense and everything can be logically explained.
EMIL SAIFIEV,and how can you relate to the term that you disdained to enter in Wikipedia?)))))) Not scientific obscurantism, delirium of a gray mare and other equally vivid epithets.
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People are not too different from each other, use similar sources of information, and are suggestible. Should we be surprised at the coincidence of their misconceptions?