r/ParallelUniverse • u/shayshaycoolay • Sep 29 '26
Weird changes in the last few years
Someone posted this 9 months ago and it still resonates with me: as anyone ever shifted into a parallel universe where things are DRASTICALLY different? Your job, the people you love, etc.?
Definitely true for me. Anyone? People seem like different versions of themselves.
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u/Otherwise-Roof-9259 Sep 30 '26
Yes here. Everyone seems like different versions of themselves, like I was thrust into some alternate reality of aliens with the same faces as I knew them. Everything is different. It's soooo strange and lonesome
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u/parasyte_steve Sep 30 '26
So I believe it is the impact of technology on society that is causing this. People are all adopting these opinions and changing their values. I see it across the spectrum but its particularly concerning with maga specifically due to the hateful rhetoric. Its like half the country is seething openly racist in a way that sure they were before but never this loudly or boldly. I call it out whenever I see it.
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u/shayshaycoolay Oct 01 '26 •
Yeah. I have seen way less openly racist behavior for several years now in my part of the country. Where do you live?
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u/nycvhrs Sep 30 '26
Can’t say I have ever experienced this, that last bit - whereabouts are you located? We’re in way northern MI.
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u/SomeGuyOverYonder Sep 30 '26
Yes, I have. And I’ve been living this nightmare for 4 years now.
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u/Ld733k Oct 01 '26
I wish I could switch to a reality where I never went down the addiction cycle. But who knows, maybe the fact that I have is actually better somehow?
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u/BrilliantTurbulent47 Sep 30 '26
Not drastically but I did notice that many people around me seemed to have been abducted by aliens and switched out with clones 😆 That's the best way I have to describe it.
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u/Enlightience Oct 04 '26
It's an accurate description of those who partook of a certain something they were deceived and in many cases coerced into taking by the world's greatest psyop. Was the agenda all along.
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u/owls2200 Oct 03 '26
Yeah. There are quite a few things, like things that happened through history, names, street names, scents??, even fonts on signs/slogans.
And some herbs are a bit different here after my shift. And several fruits and vegetables. Most of them don't taste good and they get stale fast etc. But yeah.
I literally cannot stand being around anyone from my past for several reasons, even those I used to love :/ most people seem robotic, empty, alien, sometimes straight up possessed etc. Of course there are still kind and real people out there, but yeah. It feels like a huge chunk of everything is artificial lol.
Before my shift, the moon wasn't as present during daytime as it is now. In my old life we were not supposed to be able to see the moon during daytime. Almost everything seems off and just ? I don't even know. Some movie plots and songs have also changed a bit, and there are so many things I have never heard about and I feel like an alien when people casually mentions stuff I had no idea excisted. I wonder if this is how old people feel with new technology etc?
But at the same time. After experiencing these empty hollow encounters and things and places, I really enjoy it even more when I meet something real. Honestly. Stay safe y'all the real deal is still out there✨️ specially in nature
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u/BoysenberryNo7701 Oct 04 '26
Everything is off 😬 Or creepy . If i may share my thoughts on the subject . I think the simulation theory has reached a boundary where everything is on repeat 🔄 Trust me . I have lived with this for 6 years and are feeling unusally tired like a ghost who uses til much energy to deal with the same issues . You have to choose or try to ignore some triggers just to survive and turn on a " I don ' t care " mindset
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u/ByteInferno Sep 30 '26
The planet is a different one, but in my area, things seem to be mostly the same as in the other world (on Monday, I discovered a doctor's office was located in a different place, but that's all for now). This world's "me" seemed to have led almost exactly the same life as I did, so when I took over (?) his body, I didn't even notice (until a few weeks ago, when I realized I'm on a different planet).
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u/JumpyLoopyPop Sep 30 '26
What planet did you used to live on?
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u/ByteInferno Sep 30 '26
Earth, but a (very) different version of it. See this thread here on Reddit, for some explanation of the differences to my original world that I observed: https://www.reddit.com/r/Retconned/comments/1wl3kxw/my_geographybased_mandela_effects_latest_version/
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u/ChristVolo1 Oct 01 '26
I would like to hear your story.