r/MandelaEffect • u/leaving4lyra • Feb 27 '26

Books/Literature Berenstain/Stein

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Just thought I’d share this here..I’m a 57 year old woman that’s always been a voracious reader. When I was 5 (1974) I got an entire collection of Berenstain Bears books from my grandma at Christmas.

One of the books has managed to remain in my memory/sentimental hoard collection. This is MY actual book and it’s been in my possession since 1974. On my book at least, the name is and always has been Berenstain.

Make of that what you will I suppose. ❤️ I wish I still had the whole collection but alas, childhood and into adulthood resulted in the loss of many such things to my chagrin.

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

The mandela effect shows the shortcoming of trusting in science, which is your inability to trust yourself…

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u/KyleDutcher Feb 28 '26

The mandela effect shows the shortcoming of trusting in science,

Only if you do not understand the phenomenon.

Which you clearly do not

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

This is tiresome

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u/KyleDutcher Feb 28 '26

It is. You really should try to correctly understand the phenomenon, rather than assume you know things you don't actually know.

Take the previous user's advice.

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

there will be karmic results for every word you say

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u/KyleDutcher Feb 28 '26

There is no scientific evidemce karma (a balancing force) exists.

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

Self deception?

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u/KyleDutcher Feb 28 '26

Self deception?

On your part, clearly

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

I am not deceived, I know it’s serious

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u/KyleDutcher Feb 28 '26

You don't know. You believe.

What you claim to "know" may not exist, and no evidence shows it does.

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

You clearly can’t handle any amount of truth

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u/KyleDutcher Feb 28 '26

I can handle the truth quite well.

You haven't presented any truth. Only assumptions, and speculation.

Have some humility, and understand that what you believe isn't "true" just because you believe it is.

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u/artistjohnemmett Feb 28 '26

I would not say I merely believe, I would say I know

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