This is a video of the Mandela effect taking place on video. I want to know what yall think is happening because im not really sure how you would edit something like this.
The video repeats clips a couple times so just skip.
Okay.I feel that I’m not getting responses on this thread.Because I may have presented evidence of something and no one wants to touch.If that’s not the case please help me debunk this cause I don’t think it’s real.
Could it be that so far, folks haven’t responded because they’re just not interested?
One vote for “Not Interested”
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Two, not even sure what is being debunked or why.
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So the claim is that the Mandela effect is real and that this is video evidence. A lot of people really think this relates to some strange conspiracy theories and except this as real evidence to operation highjump and some other crazy stuff.
Why would I care what a “lot of people think”?
It’s accept, not except, and again if it’s crazy why would I bother to try and debunk it?
That may be the question of this age we’re in … maybe Hitchens needs a little elaboration. Not just “that which is presented without evidence can be dismissed” but “that which is insane can be ignored”. Just clicking on a video about something bonkers only encourages the nutter behind the video.
If we tried to respond to all the horseshit in the world we’d just choke on it.
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I suppose that this makes sense but I will say this is a pretty convincing video that has become a reason for the average alt right “nazi” conspiracy theorist to push their agenda. But I understand letting crazy speak into the void and fading it’s just this is quite compelling.
Sometimes people misremember details. Surely everyone has experienced this.
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I agree but also suggest watching the video because it is quite uncanny how it looks real.
And sometimes these mistake are socially reinforced… for examply, “Luke, I am your father” was commonly held belief of a line said in star wars, yet its false.
But if enough people say likewise (perhaps with a dash of confirmation bias), its easy to see how this can carry on over time.
Only the order, the Luke comes earlier in the dialogue, but DV does say “No, I am your father” 1:08 
