Is this a mandela effect for anyone else? I remember it as either Tom 'n Jerry" or "Tom & Jerry" but never "Tom and Jerry".

>>40779943 (OP)
yeah pretty sure that clicks for me. i think it might have been a small capital N apostrophe like "Tom N' Jerry". nice catch anon

>>40781523
I think you're right. It was a capital N.

D O N T Y O U B E L I E V E I T

>>40779943 (OP)
Yeah you the same guy that posted it was Wily Coyote, like Dr. Wily from Megaman?

Bro get the fuck out with your dumb shit.

You have extremely bad memory and your brain assumed the tiny "and" was a "&".

>>40782485
>>40782373
glowies are onto this one. the machine elves altered the timeline too many times and its obvious. stop shilling

Yup, I remember the 'N

>>40782373
You mean it's not Wily Coyote ?

>>40779943 (OP)
i am pretty sure it was an "&"

anyways, so i experienced frequent mandela effects recently, and real ones, not some cartoon. starting to think somethings going on right now. found out reddit calls it glitch in the matrix. i picked up baudrillards simulacra and simulation. i came to the conclusion that it might be faster-than-light effects, because all the changes that i had, could be explained by decisions in the past being changed to different decisions. so someone has a time machine? thats my best lead right now. i kinda dont vibe with the reality shifter crowd, because none of them manifests bags of money, so i am kinda hesitant on buying into their quantum mumbo jumbo.

It is for me, I remember Tom & Jerry too. Just checked through some episodes I have, and in them it's Tom and Jerry. The ones from 1950 feel right with "and", but every other one feels wrong

>>40779943 (OP)
The one which really fucks me up the most is the one with the Baseball catch. SHE WAS BLOND. WHITE. not this: https://youtu.be/tMujgAAyH-I

I tried so hard to find the real one, but I obviously swapped universes again.

>>40779943 (OP)
Nope. It's always been like that. Get out of my unobtrusive and go back to yours

>>40782931
>anyways, so i experienced frequent mandela effects recently, and real ones, not some cartoon
what were they? i had one recently also, the only one ive personally experienced, in the moment it feels like a crossover into a dream state where you realize with full clarity that outer intelligence can tap into reality and change such mundane details for apparently no reason, but i actually caught it, noticed some subtle orbs of light before it happened also. i dont claim to know why exactly and i dont necessarily seek the answer because its too strange and likely i wont find an answer.

it it had to do with observing a parked car and it quickly disappearing after looking back shortly after, with only one exit or entrance, in a rural area and it was dark outside, sounds trivial because it was, but i knew in my gut there was no other explanation, i even walked around in the park to see if the car was still around, but nope, 99% sure it was a reality glitch

>>40779943 (OP)
Sure you're not subconsciously mixing it with Itchy & Scratchy somehow

>>40783109
oh, so you had lights too? cool.
to me it doesnt feel dream-statey at all, it feels like losing your mind desu, because everything that you were taught is wrong.
i have a list of "changes", its mostly persistent changes in the real world of real things, living and unanimated, and even on pictures the "change" is active, so only the subjective memory is able to remember the supposed past state.
i could explain it too, basically its things that seem illogical, basically errors.
i also found a correlation to another study: in psychology is a widely known fact, that you can insert "wrong memories" if done right, and people will remember doing things that they never did. and with this mandela effect, people will also claim that they did the change a long time ago to "heal the causality", although the change just happened moments ago in real time.
i believe thats what debunkers do basically, things probably are really weird, and then debunkers go on "explaining" it, till they produce a chain of causal events that led to a previously "spooky" event without causation.

>>40782485
actually it's the LACK OF remembering, lack of concrete evidence, the ambiguity - which allows the mandelas to manifest.

>>40782931
for me, "nikocado avocado" used to be "nicocado". i hardly pay attention to the guy until he died, was replaced, and there was the apartment murder thing.

>>40783160
>step 1: implant "false" memories
>step 2: subject proclaims they recall as if it happened yesterday
>step 3: give the new "memories" more power, wait.
>step 4: desired replacement memories retroactively become canon.
>step 5: some other little changes occurred, but they're minor.

>>40783240
i can basically prove it to you, based on like things should be, right?
so i'll show you the thing, i'll explain to you, that this wasnt like that before, you will agree that it is indeed weird, but claim that i am simply insane, i'll go to a shrink, he will send me back home because i am not dangerous, you will claim "yeah might be true, but i wont believe it, since authority says things dont change willy-nilly" and we both will agree to disagree.

i think it should be explainable, there are many people that witness this kind of stuff apparently. there is yet no scientific explanation. maybe its like secret knowledge of the elites or some stuff.

>consciousness field
>"produced" reality i.e. simulation-theory
>time travel effects
>many worlds theory
i dunno.
i also looked into history, and it seems like relatively new phenomenon?
like "Lights in the sky" is historically relatively old
even spooky action at a distance is a well known effect in cultures all over the globe.

but the mandela thing seems recent.
i think a time machine sounds a bit far fetched tho, since calculating time-space coordinates for a relative system in an expanding medium sounds overly complicated to be attempted by man rn.

>>40779943 (OP)
You mean the Mankala affect?