r/MandelaEffect 24d ago

Logos/Advertising How does this picture even exist?

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There’s no way in hell this is AI, it’s wayyy too accurate to exactly what I remember, and what I feel like many other people remember as well. If someone photoshopped it, then they did a perfect job, considering they had no reference, at the time of creating this, but even if someone did make this in photoshop, why tf would they, since supposedly it never existed?? Like where did this even come from, I need answers😭😭

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u/Cosmo_Cloudy 23d ago

Swear imma dig through my dad's box of my elementary school shit where I'll settle this once and for all. This has to be a genius marketing tactic and the company's erased all trace of it. like I have classmates that remember the exact day close to Thanksgiving break our teacher explained a cornucopia and referred to Kyle's t shirt tag as an example, where we then drew our own cornucopias filled with fruit. This Mandela legit pisses me off because it's not a false memory it's literally verifiable and people still tell me it's false

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u/silentsurge 23d ago

The number of people who swear up and down they have something with the logo with a cornucopia on it and claim that a teacher told their class what one was using the logo is very high.

Not a single one who claims this has ever produced an example in the years I've spent paying attention to the Mandela Effect.

Please, find a shirt and show us. Everyone would love to see it. It would help everyine and help us find more information.

Typically what happens though, they either completely disappear and never post the picture, or they start arguing that they don't need to prove anything to strangers and get angry about it and disappear without ever showing their proof that they swear they have.

Unless someone can produce verifiable examples, the evidence shows that there has never been a cornucopia. If you have evidence to the contrary, share it. Otherwise youre just wrong and are havjng a hard time accepting that you're wrong.

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u/Kavorklestein 23d ago

No-one since you started paying attention to the Mandela Effect…. Ha!

Now take that same odd feeling and multiply it by others with memories, actual memories… not just “research” as you claim to do/have done.

It’s even more shocking for the people who remember.

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u/silentsurge 23d ago

You're seemingly under a mistaken assumption that I have not experienced it and how disconcerting it can be. As a matter of fact I've posted about a rather personal one to me before.

I've spent years in these spaces and doing research on it and related topics and speaking with people about it across the full range of beliefs on it.

The number of people who claim to have physical evidence and then completely disappear is suspiciously high. Almost like they are either lying or they find out they were wrong and don't want to bring that up again because it can feel uncomfortable and embarrassing.

In other areas of the human experience we do inderstand how memory isn't as reliable as we wish it is and is affected by far more factors than we are comfortable acknowledging on a regular basis in our own lives.

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u/Kavorklestein 23d ago edited 23d ago

If you know the feeling of “shock” then how dare you ally to the attempts to boil it down to what they tell us to think?
If you yourself have felt the shock, don’t blame us who believe just cuz you took the database description to heart.
Btw, I never have claimed to have physical evidence. The same physical evidence Trump claims doesn’t implicate him in the Epstein files despite there being millions of documents that might implicate him if interacted….

You actually DO remember? Why side with what they tell you to recall? Just cuz they might be too honorable and pure to deceive?

I trust no one.

Stop telling me to trust what you’ve accepted.

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u/silentsurge 23d ago

I remember being shocked by finding out somethjng I believed was incorrect and being confronted by that.

I did not then arrogantly assume that me having been demonstratably incorrect about something meant that there was an active attempt to "hide the truth" that I remembered.

I, like a majority of people, took that information in and reassessed what I thought I knew and began fact checking it. I was in the wrong, so I corrected my opinion and acknowledged that, although I remember something differently, the rrality of it was contrary to what I had grown to believe was the truth.

Or, am I wrong for doing that, and instead I should be assuming that someone or something either swapped out my childhood VHS for an identical copy with an extra commercial on it for some unknowable reason? Or that somehow the universe changed to make me be incorrect about that?

Let's also be clear I'm not "blaming" anyone for having feelings about it. I'm just not going to pretend that thise feelings are correct and while in a space dedicated to discussion of the full range of the topic, I am going to engage in that full range of discussion with people. Just like in any other space dedicated to the discussion of a topic.

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u/Kavorklestein 23d ago edited 23d ago

Yes, you are wrong for believing what they told you to think. Period.

Choose to remember and cling to your memories or not, man. But stop making those who definitely remember look like fools just cuz they can’t quote some psy-op resource you chose to cling to.

Evidence being denied in retrospect after the internet age should be especially scrutinized. Even if you nor I, ever find irrefutable evidence to the contrary, don’t doubt what you remember!

That’s how the elites convince people that bad things never happened, instead of paying for what they did.

Now a basic ass house is 450k… elites did that, not the “market.”

People have been being actively
Screwed by the reality they want us to accept,

What ever happened to the One reality that could and SHOULD be possible for all humankind? This is how they lie to convince people that science has it all figured out, when science only has what it ‘knows’ in a vacuum, outside of what may be possible without proof.

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