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Some point thought about the parallel universe and alternative realities in which you do get into Harvard and American Psycho to isn't made, and you can push in a flash drive in your computer USB port in the first try, a concept known as the Mandela Effect does relate to the idea of parallel universes.

The Mandela effect is when a great number of people remember information or anything in a completely different way to it had happened, or remember an event that never actually happened.

For some, the Mandela effect fuels the argument of alternative realities, stating that false memories air actually believed to be glimpses into parallel worlds.

You might think that the Mandela effect cannot be that usual, but we're here to show you that it really is, and people fall victim to it every day.

These air 12 of the craziest and most common examples of Mandel effects that will blow your mind before that, subscribe to our channel so we can keep on providing interesting content.

Let's start with the reason why we're here.

The effect is named after Nelson Mandela, who is the former president of South Africa.

He is one of the most important figures in the countries and the democratic world's history.

With his countless achievements in human history.

He is also widely known as the person who died toe ice.

Very few people share that honor, and we know Osama bin Laden is one of them.

Nelson Mandela died on December 5th, 2013 but remember, very distinctively him dying in prison in the 19 eighties way before he became the president of South Africa.

Many remember it very clearly as there were riots in South Africa morning, and people really thought his death was really until it was made public that it wasn't in fact riel.

The Mandela effect got its name from that incident, but it is not the only example of the effect.

Number two, mirror mirror on the wall, Snow White Way.

It's one of the most iconic scenes in the history of Disney and its very first full length animated movies.

It has also been used in media countless times is a reference, mostly in pop culture, when the character consults a confession or a magic looking glass.

The quote is so popular there's a so so snow white movie called Mirror Mirror, which was released in 2012.

But the quote is made up as the Evil Queen did not say that most people are quoting the Disney movie.

And in the movie, when the evil queen stands in front of the mirror, she says, Magic Mirror on the wall Thies Small detail is very relevant because it has been used countless times in references.

Maybe it's time for a re watch, preferably with friends who don't know this mind blowing information.

Silence of the Lambs When Dr Hannibal Lecter greets Agent Calorie Starling from his cell, a lot of us remember him saying Hello, Clarisse in a really chilling tone.

It is one of the most use quotes in pop culture and is used as a reference over and over again, even in the movie The Cable Guy.

But the fact that the exact quote never existed in the movie shows the power of the Mandela effect and how real it is and how it can influence a whole generation and even culture.

Good Evening, Clarisse in The Silence of the Lambs, which isn't exactly two different from the Made A quote.

Hello, Clarice got so famous that they even put the made up quote in the sequel called Hannibal in 2001 which was Is this glorious?

In the same chilling tone, the line is so popular that a paper published by the University of Richmond quoted the line saying, Even people who have never seen Silence of the Lambs 2001 are familiar with Animal.

The official reports describing the assassination of a very prominent figure, Martin Luther King Jr.

Says that he was shot and killed by a sniper known as James Earl Ray on the fourth of April 1968.

Even though these are the official reports, many seem to believe they remember that Dr King was killed with another weapon.

Most believe that it was a handgun or a bomb.

But nevertheless, debates arise when the story of MLK's death is mentioned or talked about Number five.

People claim to recall a movie in the 19 nineties.

Many agreed on the year 1996 called Sha Zam, which star David Adkins, better known as the comedian Sinbad.

The only problem with this claim is that there isn't really any real Jeannie movie called Suzanne dating back to the 19 nineties.

Exam is actually a DC Universe movie that was released in 2019 and Zachary Levi Start.

People still claimed argue over it as if there is actually a Sinbad Jeannie movie.

The same people also claim they're not mistaking it for the 1996 movie Kazama.

There are no title suggested no clips from the movie, no IMDB entry.

I'm having dinner with Lola and her parents.

Everyone watch cartoons in their childhood, and if you didn't then we feel sorry for you and many of us.

Looney Tunes was the favorite cartoon to watch.

It was first aired in 1930 was produced by Warner Bro's.

It aired for almost 40 years until 1969 which was the golden era of the American cartoon industry due to the fact that it is that old people started talking about the original spellings that if it was tunes or tunes and many distinctively remember watching tunes come up on the television, the first thing when the cartoon started, it wasn't just the memory of the people, but also that the debate was so huge.

Even the production people thought it was students.

But in reality it is tunes, and it has always been since the 19 thirties.

Some believe that the change in Spellings was a typo, and some say that it was deliberate as a part of a prank or a social experiment, maybe to see if the Mandela effect is real or not.

It could be anything, but all we know for a fact is that it is Looney Tunes, not tunes Number seven, the Monopoly man we all know about Rich Uncle Penny bags.

He is the mascot of one of the most played board games monopoly, known to many as the monopoly man.

His figure is known for wearing a waistcoat jacket on top of it moustache, a magician's top hat and monocle, which is one of his most distinctive features.

But if you know a little about the game in its mascot, Rich Uncle Penny Bags never had a monocle.

You might think that it's not true, but we can assure you of the fact that Mr Penny Bags never had a monocle.

A huge number of people again have fallen prey to the Mandela effect.

It has also been used widely in pop culture, like in one of the most famous Jim Carrey movies, Ace Ventura, to When Nature calls Number eight.

Star Wars episode Find The Empire Strikes back 1980 Easily the most famous line from the Star Wars series and also one of the most famous in cinematic history is more mortal than you think, just like many other wrongly interpreted sentences for movies.

Darth Vader's iconic quote Luke, No, I am Your Father has been wrongly quoted Anyone who has heard of Star Wars knows this quote.

Countless pop culture references and a huge number of Star Wars fans still managed to get this wrong like in Toy Story two and Tommy Boy number nine, the Berenstain Bears.

This is one of the more popular Mandel effects, even if we haven't seen the Siri's we know about a happy family of bears living together.

The series is widely known for years that Berenstein bears.

But now, if you look up the name of the series, you'd find out that it is actually the Berenstain Bears.

Again, we see the Mandela effect in play.

This debate is important, as the pronunciation of the name of the cartoon is different in both spellings, many people insist they remember it being spelled with an E and one red ITER even found an old VHS tape of the cartoon, and the label shows Bernstein.

The debate is so popular that the band Camino Yes, that is their name released a song called Bernstein.

And according to the band's Instagram post, the song was written about the Mandela effect, and the lyrics are about the concept, too.

Number 10 JFK had four people in the car.

Kennedy is the most famous president in America's history, and the reason is not his term in the office or the policy see implemented, but because of his assassination on November 22nd 1963 in Dallas, Texas, for the tragic moment was you would think that the people in charge of the details surrounding the assassination.

But we're not talking about the conspiracy theories like a second shooter, instead thinking about all the references.

Ask yourself how many people were there in the car?

Most would say four, as with most of the reenactments and the references in pop culture.

But according to many reports, there were actually six people to support this claim.

We look at the design of the Lincoln Continental, which is not merely a car but a limousine, which is a bit uncommon.

It contributes to the fact that there were six people in the car and not for being such a famous moment of the 20th century.

We're not sure how so many of the people would forget.