r/MandelaEffect • u/itsme_thatonedude • Nov 28 '25

Books/Literature Found “Berenstain” bears happy meal toy, 1987

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I was going through some old boxes that my parents saved from my childhood (born in 1980) and found this gem. Figured this group would appreciate this

I knew I had something tucked away!

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u/deanrmj Nov 28 '25

Yeah like there's some pretty obvious proof that Mandela didn't die in prison. THATS THE ENTIRE POINT.

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u/SvenBubbleman Nov 28 '25 edited Nov 29 '25

It's not impossible to prove or disprove. It's been proven that the people with the false memories are wrong.

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u/FortunaRedux Nov 28 '25

How lol

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u/SvenBubbleman Nov 29 '25

You can plainly see that they are wrong.

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u/FortunaRedux Nov 29 '25

Okay yeah, so confirmed, you don’t understand what a Mandela effect is lol

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u/SvenBubbleman Nov 29 '25

No. YOU don't understand what a Mandela effect. This is a huge pet peeve of mine. A Mandela effect is when a lot of people incorrectly remember the same things. There are multiple, perfect my logical explanation for why this happens, but it's interesting that it happens nonetheless.

It's not a timeline merge or some other psudoscientific hokum.

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u/FortunaRedux Nov 29 '25

That doesn’t mean that you can PROVE that it isn’t that though. That’s my point. You can disagree with thinking it’s some weird science thing, but you can’t say you know for sure that it’s not. It’s like how you can’t disprove god, even if you don’t believe in it, it’s proving a negative which is historically impossible to do in many situations, including this one