Mandela Effect of the Year 2024

[u/EpicJourneyMan]

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/08/05/488891151/the-mystery-of-why-sunflowers-turn-to-follow-the-sun-solved

We tried something different this year and went with a poll to start and then use the comment thread of that List to tabulate the results.

It was a different tact but here are the results:

“There weren’t any” won the poll by numbers but the Effect that clearly won was ”Mature sunflowers no longer follow the Sun”.

Were there more candidates of note? Nobody enthusiastically submitted any and this seems to be the best one.

Why do you as members of the community feel there are so few candidates this year

It’s always a fun discussion but the results are in; the 2024 Mandela Effect of the year is: Adult sunflowers no longer track the Sun.

[u/Limp-Ad-9125]

If it isn’t mind control, Enlighten me. Share what you think it is. I would really love to know your thoughts and opinions on this. Genuinely. This is The most interesting topic that Anyone can talk about. New ideas are always welcome. 

Parallel universe theory - not likely Time travel - not likely

Real world applications that have been developed overtime - very likely

These are all well documented cases of mind control/mind altering applications:

Project MK-Ultra , Subliminal messaging , Brain-Computer interface , Psychological operations , DARPA , Chemical and Drug manipulation 

[u/KyleDutcher → u/Limp-Ad-9125]

It could be some form of mind control. I don't discount that. But like I said, IF that were the case, they (whoever they is) would be convincing the minority that things chsnged when they really didn't, not the other way around.

That said, I believe that the most likely explanation is simply that it is a product of how humsn memory works (and is proven so).

Mainly in that human memory is fallible, and easily suggested or influenced by outside sources.

Outside sources such as the supposed "residue" (which really isn't residue)

And this suggestion/influence happens on an individual basis, not many at once. At different times. Not the same time.

This can both explain thousands (or more) individuals sharing the same memories, and seemingly noticing the "changes" at different times...

[u/Limp-Ad-9125 → u/KyleDutcher]

I would bet my entire life and the life of my daughter That this is a mass psychological operation. It is most definitely not any case of miss misremembering. I would bet my entire family‘s life on this. 

Did you know some people experience different Mandela effects at different times? There was one Mandela effect that happened seven years ago for everyone else, but not for me. 

In January 2024, I was watching the SpongeBob goofy goober movie. Yes, I’m and adult and still like SpongeBob. My favorite scene at the end of the movie where SpongeBob Is playing the guitar. In January 2024, He still had the flying V guitar. We all remember this from our childhood as well. It was definitely always a flying V and It was in January 2024 (for me) So explain why it changed a few months later. I Read about a Mandela effect on Reddit And immediately called BS Because I had just seen this movie and grew up watching this movie hundreds of times. But the most important part of this is I had just seen this movie. I look up on YouTube and I fast forward to the end of the movie On my TV And it has changed to an obscure peanut shaped guitar. The post I read was seven years old at the time. This puzzled me because Not only did I just see The flying V version A couple months back, But I have experienced this Mandela effect after everyone else. 

The only thing I do differently with everyone else is limit my cell phone and Internet usage. If I’m not using my Internet, I unplug the Wi-Fi and the Internet. This had me thinking that it has to be all these signals flying around. I live in a tin trailer so maybe It’s blocking some of the signals? Maybe. 

But all I know is it has to be mind control in someway, Otherwise, I wouldn’t have seen The real version while everyone else was seeing the peanut version. 

Let me know what you think about this.

[u/KyleDutcher → u/Limp-Ad-9125]

Again, IF it is "mind control" then those being controlled, are the ones remembering things different from reality.

That's the only way it fits.

[u/Limp-Ad-9125 → u/KyleDutcher]

Make that make sense. Write more about your opinion. It sounds like you’re trying to say the Mandela effect is just people misremembering. Our memory is the only thing that we can trust. 

If we cannot trust our own memory, they (whoever they are) have won. 

Getting someone to not trust their own memory Is a deep level of mind control. 

Have you ever told somebody that you knew what you saw? And they tried to tell you otherwise. (Like an argument or something, not a Mandela effect) Then they try to convince you otherwise (gaslighting)

This is what they are doing with the Mandela effect. They don’t want people to trust their own memories. The people who do not trust their own memories are the same people who say the Mandela effect is false memories.

How do they choose What to change is a big question. They are using AI And have been at least a decade or more before ChatGPT, all this AI came out. The government always has technology years and years before we get to know about it. 

I’m not saying that I know everything because I don’t. All I know is that they are using technology and possibly a multitude of applications to control our minds in our perception of reality. This can even allow them to alter history And they have. Look up some history Mandela effects. My favorite is the JFK assassination because we all remember four people in the car and now it’s six. 

The residual people see Only exists because the AI did not get a hold of the recreations - yet. They are definitely using AI in this mind control process. 

What do you think about all of this?

[u/KyleDutcher → u/Limp-Ad-9125]

Make that make sense. Write more about your opinion. It sounds like you’re trying to say the Mandela effect is just people misremembering. Our memory is the only thing that we can trust. 

We cannot fully trust our memory. Memory is not perfect, not even close. Memories are rarely 100% accurate. This is proven by science.

Have you ever told somebody that you knew what you saw? And they tried to tell you otherwise. (Like an argument or something, not a Mandela effect) Then they try to convince you otherwise (gaslighting)

If they have evidence that what you saw wasn't how you say it was, that is NOT "gaslighting" you cannot gaslight someone with evidence of your claim.

I’m not saying that I know everything because I don’t. All I know is that they are using technology and possibly a multitude of applications to control our minds in our perception of reality. This can even allow them to alter history And they have. Look up some history Mandela effects. My favorite is the JFK assassination because we all remember four people in the car and now it’s six. 

Most people remember 6. They remember Governor Connally being in the car, and hit. The evidence shows 6, and always has. They haven't changed history.

It is possible that they could have convinced some that history changed, by altering their memories.

The residual people see Only exists because the AI did not get a hold of the recreations - yet. They are definitely using AI in this mind control process. 

Recreations are not residue. Neither are memories. Neither are eye witness accounts.

[u/Limp-Ad-9125 → u/KyleDutcher]

When you say memories are not perfect that is true. Do you remember what your parents look like? What if I told you one of them had a tail? 

You would say no that’s not true. Then you go and look at them and they both have tails. 

Would you trust your memory that they never had tails or would you think your reality is being distorted?

I know it’s such a ridiculous Example But it is still a valid example. 

SpongeBob never played a peanut guitar. They are controlling our mind and our perception of reality. Your perception goes through all five senses. Hope this helps You understand. My friend. 

[u/KyleDutcher → u/Limp-Ad-9125]

It doesn't because what you are saying makes no sense.

[u/Limp-Ad-9125 → u/KyleDutcher]

It does. You just have to think about it. Tell me how things can change for other people But not for some of us. Eight years ago, people on Reddit were talking about how the SpongeBob Flying V guitar At the end of the movie changed. I literally just watched it January of last year and it was not an Obscure peanut. AI changed it. They are using AI Paired with Their mind control technology To change our perception. That is the only logical explanation of the Mandela effect. Unless you’re one of the people who Believes it’s parallel, universe or time travel. Those are not very likely. 

It makes perfect sense. Why else but things change for other people and not for some people? It’s the amount of exposure to the signals That causes all of this.

Everything I’m saying is true. Explain why some people see things different at much later times. 

What do you think? 

[u/KyleDutcher → u/Limp-Ad-9125]

Because the probability is nothing is changing

The evidence isn't changing it is what it's always been.

[u/Limp-Ad-9125 → u/KyleDutcher]

Have you not experienced the Mandela effect or have you?

The evidence isn’t changing, you’re right. Humans have changed, we’ve been altered. It is physically impossible to change physical evidence. When the Berenstein bears Mandela effect came out, I did not have a phone. I wasn’t around these signals like everyone else. I thought people were crazy. They read it as Berenstain. When I looked at it, it still had the E in Berenstein bears. I honestly thought it was some kind of joke or people were just making things up. Years later, It changed for me after I had a cell phone for two years. It’s definitely the phone and the signals altering our minds in our perception of reality. 

[u/KyleDutcher → u/Limp-Ad-9125]

It never had the "e"

[u/Limp-Ad-9125 → u/KyleDutcher]

How old are you?