The Mandela Effect: Your Brain is Lying To You
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Your brain is lying to you if you think Thanksgiving is in October :)
FOTL is an international brand. What about all the overseas people who remember the Cornucopia but don't celebrate Thanksgiving?!
If you really researched this why not include residue from The Ant Bully & South Park, as well as the 70's jazz album "Flute of the Loom" They're all going to parody something that no one should understand?!
The ME is the most important discovery into the true nature of observable reality and all you're doing is attempting to misguide people into the BS "false memory" narrative.
Maybe its good to remind yourself with a new work. A new work that is blessed with new information for your viewers. :)
Thanksgiving is not in October.
If you could have sworn that you made this video a few years ago, but it turns out you never did, then you have your own personal mandela effect!
Someday I’m gonna find out Sesame Street didn’t have a big yellow bird after all. It was just a brain trick
EliasDanger did it
@Alasdair Adam wait what?
Are you saying Big Bird no longer exists. I remember the big yellow bird. My kids watched this show every day. There definitely was Big Bird.
buddyrichable1 r/whoosh
I don’t recall a large bird in Sesame Street
There was definentally a cornicopia on the fruit of the loom logo
yes i even ordered custom made clothes and designed the cornucopia one on them for fun. the plot twist the base clothes will be fruit of the loom as well XD
Last time i saw it at the store i just thought they updated there logo to a more fresh modern look. .. now i hear this is a big thing that it never existed... hahaha wtf???
@@sinbaddidshazaam2533 12-15 years ago my mother brought home a bunch of them. ir eally wanted to look the logo closely because in europe we dont have that kind of fruit baskets.
but it was not there on any of them however every piece was different.
some of them had bananas some of them had giant capital letters ( with big F and big M ).
i was a bit disappointed too in the brand how they change their logo all the time which should be one and only like at any other major brands....
Yeah a lot of this stuff I don't notice, I just assume they changed a logo here, a logo over there.
I also remember the cornucopia vividly. My grandmother always got me shirts for school. I used to wear the white polo shirts for P.E for about 7 years. I always hated wearing them cause of the logo that appears on the front and remembering thinking to myself "what is that cone suppose to be". Now it's gone it does look better but still not right at all.
Froot of the loom looks empty without that basket
Froot of the Loom or Fruit of the Loom? Or Froot Loops of the Loom? We're already getting it mixed up.
I was born in England in 2008 and I still remember the fruit of the loom logo have a cornucopia because one of my dance tops was fruit of the loom and I clearly remember asking my parents what the cornucopia was so that is one price of evidence. The reason I brought up I was from England is because we obviously don’t celebrate thanks giving so there is no reason I would remember the cornucopia because of thanks giving
American media and iconography are pretty much impossible to get away from, though, no matter where you're from.
@@Anthropomorphic yeah but cornucopia is different.
we had buch of fruit baskets in europe but not this one. i have seen this type of basket ONLY on the logo in my entire life.
i even remember the first time it went missing and how i was dissapointed as i wanted to take a closer look.
Exactly Kawaii! It is an insult to say that we are confusing that logo with a Thanksgiving decoration! Another way I know it was there is kind of like your story. I remember growing up thinking that horn shaped thing was a loom as in Fruit of the Loom. That's literally what I thought that thing was called for most of my life until I heard someone call it a cornucopia! Nobody can take our memories from us or convince us that they are not real!
@@alwiskerz1587 at this point its just too many people says it was there.
i dont think it is even possible to false remember this same thing for that many people. i know all the mandela effects are like this but still. this is the strongest of them all
You were born 11 years ago? How long ago did you ask your parents, yesterday?
I‘m from germany and we don‘t celebrate thanksgiving but I still remember the fruit of the loom logo with the basket
I believe you because I saw it too
bro i remember asking my brother wtf that thing was in the back of the fruit he was like idk it looks like an ice cream cone
Out of all of the MEs out there, Fruit of the Loom is the one that gets me the most. I cannot and will not accept that there was never a cornucopia, because there was. I saw the logo all the time as a kid, and before I knew what a cornucopia was, I thought it was called a "loom". Because, it was on the Fruit of the Loom logo. Why would I ever correlate these two things if they were not right there together? Why would this memory exist? Not to mention the fact that the cornucopia has been shown in cartoons and movies that contain the brand or a reference to it, as well that album cover for "Flute of the Loom" which depicts the cornucopia as, you guessed it, a flute. A clear parody of the logo... but it makes 0 sense as a parody if no cornucopia was ever there.
I can relate to how that feels. 007's Moonraker. Final scene, with that big guy Jaws with a metal cruncher of a mouth. A sweet girl, Dolly, comes up to him and smiles. He falls in love right away because... she has full metal braces. Now get this, my stepsister put metal braces on when she was around 16 back in the nineties. Obviously, in the family, we poked a little fun at her... And guess what was her nick name at home: Dolly. Just like you said, these are very personal memories and the new reality showing Dolly smiling at Jaws without her braces, like you said, doesn't even make sense. What would they have so strikingly in common to fall in love at first sight if it wasn't for her braces? Zero sense. And that is the creepiest ME for me.
I always thought it was a croissant 😂
EOD Ace lol
Me too
It seems out of place to me
As a kid, I remember my Mom folding the laundry and I had a pair of my underwear in my hands...I remember looking at the label and wondering what that thing in the background was. I asked my Mom and she told me it is a cornucopia. A what?! That was the day I learned all about the cornuopia, from seeing it on the Fruit of the Loom label on the underwear.
Exactly minkvelour! I remember growing up thinking that horn shaped thing was a loom as in Fruit of the Loom. That's literally what I thought that thing was called for most of my life until I heard someone call it a cornucopia! Nobody can take our memories from us or convince us that they are not real!
Me too
I remember seeing underwear with the logo and wondering what that brown horn thing was!
minkvelour nope
Same. Exact. Thing.
With the fruit of the loom one, when I was younger I remember thinking it was just a pile of fruit... Then years later I looked and saw the basket holding it, and now you are saying that the basket isn't real?
exactly
@@jimmywoo2022 There is waaaaay too much REAL residue on this one.. I'm not saying we're in an alternate dimension but something is happening
grenolf Denial about what? I said exactly as in I agreed that something strange happened...
Look into project looking glass
@@grenolf yup 100 percent something weird is going on not only with this one but like you said lots of proof of other supposed effects are false there real memories shit keeps changing time to know why!
I always took “If you build it, they will come” as they, the people, will come to the field and watch the players and save the farm.
and if you remember, the voice said that and Kinsella and his wife turned to see a line of car headlights (the audience) heading to the farm
now it is Kinsella alone, in a field and "build it and HE will come"
If you build it he will come is talking about Ray's father.
It was always "If you build it He will come" Not "they." And the "he" during watching the movie you were led to believe it was SHoeless Jo Jackson, but it turned out to be his dad who was the entity the movie was talking about the whole time. Besides that, don't believe any of this mandela crap. Anything digital format can easily be altered. It's all just a CIA psyop.
It's "he" because the movie is about Ray meeting his deceased father. I have no clue why the guy in this video said it was about meeting his favorite player. It starts with him meeting his father's favorite player and moves on from there, but the whole thing culminates in Ray meeting his father, or that whom the "he" is referring to.
i saw that movie on tv as a kid and I didn't understand the concept of the movie, I just remember the part of the voices in the sky or whatever chanting "if you build it, they will come" and I was horrified. I thought it was a scary movie and they were summoning ghosts or something lol. I didn't watch the rest and It wasn't until much later in life as an adult that I remembered that terrifying line and decided to google it. I was surprised it was just a movie about baseball. Anyways, I specifically had that line echoing in my head for years.... "if you build it, they will come."
A few years ago I witnessed a Mandela Effect. The spelling of the cartoon The Flintstones changed to The Flinstones, and one of the following days the spelling reverted back to The Flintstones. It freaked me out for a while.
I learned the word cornucopia from the tag on my underwear when I was a kid. How the F*** is that "misremembering"?! I just imagined it all? Me and thousands of other people?! LOL I can't explain it, but "misremembering" is a VERY WEAK excuse. It's NOT an explanation of why so many of us have this memory!
I remember the cornucopia so much but as a kid I didnt know what a cornucopia was, so I thought it was a basket behind the fruit. I don't understand how we all "misremember" the SAME thing that apparently never existed to even remember in the first place. For me, another one is the poster/photo of Kurt Cobain in a pink fluffy jacket. I remember it clear as day, but it never existed so how am I picturing it in my head, and how are so many other people picturing the exact same thing? It's such a specific item of clothing to be remembering too.. fluffy pink. Not red, not leather. It never happened though, there's no similar picture to be "misremembering".. it's just a totally false image that masses of people have in their mind and can explain in detail . It's like having a super vivid dream and thousands of other people having the same exact dream. So strange.
It's cause Satan is The great deceiver and god of this world. These are lying signs and wonders going on in these end times.
@@Odee_da_kidd No
It's aliens or we traveled to a parelel universe and then we came back
@@fi.281 It's not that we traveled there and came back it's that we clashed with a parallel universe and things changed and some of us are from the old world and some have already been here in this reality.
because it did have cornucopia. Its been erased from history some how.
@Fred Ragers VII yes..its true.. .. You are in denial... Do more research
@Fred Ragers VIIScared
Well I knew most of them like a jiffy peanut butter is not Jiffy it's Jif, or Snow White and Seven Dwarfs magic mirror oh, Lord Farquaad in Shrek says magic mirror and then gingie interrupts him and then he later gets pushed into a trash can and then he says evening mirror mirror on the wall who is the fairest of them all so he does say magic mirror. And I have told this to so many people to about Star Wars he doesn't say Luke I am your father he says no I am your father he doesn't say Luke. But what I did not know was the Berenstain Bears I thought it was The Berenstein Bears because I swear I have seen books that have the Stein in it. And it's really odd because I swear the Fruit of the Loom logo had a cornucopia on it I swear it did I am completely wrong. There was one video Christian's didn't know they said and me is a Christian as well they said oh what is it Christian's didn't know they said and me is a Christian as well they said what kind of Beast Lays by a lamb well that's obvious it's the lion and the lamb that's obvious. Forrest Gump that was obvious life was like a box of chocolates you never know what you're going to get. When I was a kid the Kit Kat bar had a dash in it now it doesn't I just drank a Coke and the square line that separates Coca-Cola I didn't know there was the dash look up close to the other letter c.
Jacque Cortez - different timelines. The ONLY explanation that makes sense in my opinion.
Try harder. There’s one timeline. People forget shit. Occam’s Razor ftw
I remember looking at the basket in the logo when I was a kid and asking my mom what that weird basket was and she told me it was called a cornucopia. I was like, what a weird world and logo. I wore those kind of underwear for years. I know for a fact the logo had a basket. I was shocked to just learn that there was never a basket. Something weird is going on for sure!!!
The cornucopia never existing in this reality is one of the biggest Mandela effects for me.. It blows my mind.. I wonder if it's just a marketing ploy though.. Corporations can legally lie..
Bullshit, the cornucopia was real, thanks to that logo I found out what a cornucopia is. That logo was real. And now I'm scared on what random things will change next.
@@Huxley_Day its likely you all recalled a thanksgiving decoration, and then because of the brand loyalty imprinted that memory into thinking it was a logo.
Kyle Li Do you have a link to a similar looking logo to add to your evidence? If not your argument is invalid.
@@KyleLi It's likely you like to be called a good student. Thanksgiving for the whole world....
USA! USA! USA!
I used to read "The Berenstein Bears to my children. Even though the book is long gone, my children and I all remember how it was spelled on the cover of the book.
This makes me wonder how many reality’s we’ve gone through
I agree 1 most of this effects you go with what seems like is correct or what people talk about for example most of this guy's show you the fruit and it seems legit since you've seen the cornucopia thx to Thanksgiving or many other things so you think it's there but no. Another curious George many ppl think or "Remember" him having a tail it seems legit since he is a monkey and you might remember him hanging from trees, I clearly remember him using his hands or feet. And so on many quotes seem like they are said one way but only bc you've heard those in quotes in other places and or they seem like saying them the way you remember is the proper way.
I've counted three so far
Good question
We could have all shifted in to a parallel universe in 2012 of December without even knowing it and maybe the stuff we remember did exist but in this universe it doesn’t exist and never did.
@@anamositykilla2190 oh I'm sure it's way beyond that!!!! By far!!!!!
When I saw the “new” fruit of the loom logo I was like “Ohh they simplified the logo to make it look cleaner” It definitely had a cornucopia I’m sorry. I remember it being odd that it was there I remember fixating on it because I considered it obtuse to the image.
You were fixating on underwear? I call bs
@@kadenmiller3358 your so fixated of what people remember...... odd....
@@kadenmiller3358 times was boring back then we didn't have Xbox360s to distract us and iphones .
I knew it I'm gonna sue my brain for false information
False info? Do you falsely remember something being different or do you falsely remember it not being different?
Elin Winblad I clearly remember chic-fil-a I used to think it was such a dumb spelling and I was say cheek fil a. Death Vader definitely said LUKE. Loony tunes was Toons. Kit Kat was kit-kat. There are so many
A C I remember chick-a-fil-a
@@ElinWinblad lol really?
I'm not convinced of your explanation for the fruit of the loom logo. I remember it with a cornucopia, and I don't remember any cornucopias in my elementary school or on my elementary school walls in October.
I wonder if some movies had 'generic brand' underwear with a cornucopia of fruit as the logo or something along those lines.
I think it's mostly because when you typically see a pile of fruit you see it coming out of a cornucopia, it's a pretty common image, you may not have seen it in school you may have seen it elsewhere, but the image is common enough that your brain confuses them
Ant bully has a scene with boxers and a cornucopia fruit logo
@@darkmyro Bullshit!
@@darkmyro It's funny because I had never seen or heard about this fruit of a loon company prior to this video , and there isn't any Thanksgiving celebration in my country, but once I saw the logo in the video I immediately thought that the fruit coming out of this cornucopia thing looked right, and I was completely surprised to find out that it isn't this way.
Toosoo - That’s you trying to rationalize something that is actually quite profound- shifting timelines.
Why everybody, wherever on Earth that remember the cornucopia, remember THAT cornucopia, not other form?
Some people do remember the other form and I think it's do to some of being from the old reality and some of us who have always been in this reality.
That's how the cornucopia looked for me exactly but for me it was on the other side not that side
Cornucopias are always shown with a similar, to the logo, arrangement of fruit spilling out. Otherwise, the cornucopia being empty would be meaningless... As in, it would t represent what it's meant to represent without the fruit in it. It's a common image. The fruit of the loom logo uses a similar arrangement of the same fruits commonly seen in images of the cornucopia.
I specifically remember asking my grandma what that thing was on the fruit of the loom logo. That's how I know what a cornucopia is today.
To me the biggest Mandela effect is still “Lucy you got some splanning to do” like how was that never said 😂
Jennifer Aguirre that was definitely said cause me and my mom have watched I love Lucy many times. And Ricky said that a lot. Cause she was always getting herself into situations.
jshhorvath YES I always remember it ! I even asked a neighbor. She does NOT watch any parody’s , any that 70s show really any TV. She’s much older but used to watch I love Lucy. I asked her if she remembers that line and she said “why of course what about it” she almost flipped backwards and threw her wig when I told her it has never been said ! Lol 😂 she said she clear as day remembers it. It’s just to crazy to me
Jennifer Aguirre I don’t know what’s going on. But, it must be something bigger going on behind the scenes. Like now they’re saying MLK jr had a grenade that killed him and not a gun. Or jfk when I was in high school from 2004-2008, we watched in history class the video with him in the car with him and 3 others. Now there’s 6 people in the car. It’s not that these things are being changed that matters most but why are they being changed?
jshhorvath I herd about those ! I personally don’t remember though
It was said. Heard it myself. Watched all the episodes.
For those of you that remember the cornucopia on the fruit of the loom logo, I do too. I also remember having my dad explain to me what the hell the thing was and I also remember thinking what a stupid thing to name something. My BIGGEST effect is Holly missing her braces in that James Bond movie can't think of the name of it atm but I had a BIG crush on her BRACES
Moonraker
Fruit of the loom made my school uniform, I would see the label pretty much every single day when I would check to make sure my school jumper was right way around and then when my sister joined the school a few years later and I was in sixth form wearing my own clothes I noticed how different it looked when I was hanging the families washing out and see the label on my sisters uniform. I thought they must of just had two variations of the logo or maybe even updated it. Only thing is I never knew the actual name of it and just thought of it as a basket.
Everytime I used to iron my Tshirts I saw that corncopia. I still own and iron some of those old Tshirt and the Corncopia is gone from all the tags...
I think we're all on a state of hypnosis and our or programming allows us to.only see what they want us to see.
It's the only explanation for textsin the bible to change and statues , it only makes sense. Otherwise it's physically impossible.
I remember the basket with fruit
Nobody will ever convince me the side mirror in “my reality” didn’t say “objects in mirror MAY BE closer than they appear”
the equation used by many debunkers : "scientific studies have shown that people misremember things, therefore if something fits the description of a misremembering, it's a case of misremembering"
mcasual but which group is misremembering? The group who remember the basket in fruit of the loom or the ppl who don’t remember a basket?
And that explanation repeatedly fails to explain how complete strangers across the world have the same exact, specific, false memories
laser325 ME?
@@scrapnewyork the explanation makes sense. Humans are socially influenced
The fruit of the Loom is tripping me out. The logo with the cornucopia must be somewhere else.
for a moment i was thinking about the carhartt logo. but naaah it had the basket. 100% sure
It is.
Okay so normally I am totally down with the scientific method; however I just cant wrap my head around this all just being misremembering. These aren’t passwords, these are things we saw or heard over and over and over. I don’t know, Id love to just write it off but it doesn’t sit right.
Desiree Espinosa I’m not to sure about the whole “reality shift” part of the Mandela Effect BUT there is definitely something up with it because there’s some things I can’t get over but other things people say have changed I never saw a change
I completely agree. It’s very unsettling regardless of what is actually happening ☺️
This is how our brains work, and it happens a lot. The trick is, you can't really tell when it happens. Our brains don't work like computers, they work by association; even the power of suggestion can "fill in" missing gaps just as firmly as a real memory because recording a memory is really just recording its association with other information, not the memory itself, like a video or something.
@@aetranm Then explain why all this happen parallelly, why so many people remember that infamous cornucopia on their underwear? Children tend to focus on details and it's very unprobable that so much people would get it wrong in their youths. You don't give enought credits to people. Misremembering spelling of a word is one thing - a *complete* misrembering of a logo *by many people* is another thing. Cornucopia would be, if existed, a dominant feature of the logo. Without it it is completely different. It's like misremembering Golden Arches, thinking they are blue. You must agree that even if it is misremembering then it deserves more attention as it is probably more complex process than it seems, not simple associations.
Having small details misread is easy to make up but the cornucopia seems way more esoteric to make association to especially when people interact with fruits more with wicker baskets then cornucopia when they were younger.
With the Berenstein/Berenstain one, I remember seeing a picture on reddit I think where someone had shown an official book and an official VHS tape that they owned from childhood. One had "ain" and the other had "ein".
Printing errors :P
For those who speak British English, there is a distinct audible difference between "toons" and "tunes".
yeah, Aussie here, I always knew it was tunes because that's how you say it
Yep, tunes would be pronounced "choons".
This guy is doing a video on memory. He said that he remembers Thanksgiving being in October
He might be from Canada
He’s from an alternate universe where Thanksgiving was in October 😉
In Canada, Thanksgiving is in October. The second Monday of Oct to be exact.
Bill Russell it is in October
Canada, loser
I was explaining to my kids this "iconic" scene in the movie Risky Business where Tom Cruise slides across the floor wearing nothing but underwear, socks, and sunglasses, singing to Bob Seger's "Old Time Rock and Roll." Turns out he's wearing a pink shirt and there are no sunglasses at all. I completely buy the "conflation of symbols" theory, as Tom Cruise is wearing sunglasses in the cover for the movie.
Or you've conflated it with a parody, such as the one in the episode of _The Simpsons_, "Homer the Heretic", where Homer is wearing sunglasses and no shirt.
@@FritzCopyCat Wow! I think you might be on to something, Detective Fritz!
Wait he's wearing a pink shirt??
My sister and 2 cousins joke about the time we rented the genie movie SINBAD MADE CALLED SHAZAAM. IT EXISTED!
...For years we all joked that movie is why he never got a job again. The movie existed and WE ALL RENTED IT.
Yes it did I watch it myself and also had the video but now it's gone and I still can't find it! Just like mirror mirror on the wall is Snow White 💯
I remember watching Shazam as an 8 year old and it was Shaq.
I looked on IMDb (internet movie database); It's listed under College Humor Originals as 'SHAZAAM!'
I remembered this being advertised, but thought a direct reference could be more convincing.
Definitely remember Sinbad in Shazaam, wasn't the greatest movie
You could change the ford logo to a airplane and they will say your just miss remembering!
Yeah because its always been that way for them in this reality the mandela effect is very real
jim jones Very well said!!!
@Jack Benimble it's real.. Trust your memories..
That's because they are damned, that's why.
But you are misremembering. Why would you trust your memories when they’re objectively wrong
Def Bernstein bears... I used to read the books to my kids all the time
i guess you can’t read then, frater!
Def people have shitty memories. This is why eye witness testimony isn't worth jack shit in court.
An explanation is because we tend to hear the words like STIEN in many terms like Albert EinstEIN or FrankenstEin. Whereas words like EinstAin wouldn’t make sense.
I read that book to my son's often. And Everytime I would wonder if it was pronounced Steen or Stine. Never stain. And definitely a cornucopia.
It was typos. Simple as that
Girl:You cheated
Me:Naw that's the Mandela EFFECT
When I first saw the original Fruit of the Loom logo I was enamored with the design element. I had to look it up. It is from classic mythology. It is a basket with never ending food, so there would never be hunger. It was a gift from a classic mythology deity. It isn't one of the more circulated stories.
6 of the 7 Challenger have been found alive and EVERYONE says, "oh that's my identical twin " All 6 OF THEM. LOL
What! Ima look this up
No that's a debunked conspiracy lmao
The Fruit of the Loom logo doesn’t look right, at all.
Yes, I know!?👍
Buddy, my parents were drunk and when I told them the FotL logo never had a cornucopia in it their minds were fucking blown.
Yeah this is one of many Mandela effects
Will a kid growing up in the 90s I was born in 94 but as I have gotten older I swear there was a cornucopia on the Fruit of the Loom underwear symbol I thought there was a cornucopia I swear there was, but there wasn't. Berenstein Bears I didn't know that it was Berenstain Bears Berenstain that doesn't make any sense. Berenstein makes a lot more sense than Berenstain Bears. Or like when you watch Shrek I knew this one everybody gets this so wrong in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, everybody thinks she says mirror mirror on the wall what she says is magic mirror on the wall and so many people thought I was stupid I'm not that's what she says I have the DVD here at home to prove to you that yes she does in fact say magic mirror on the wall. Then if you watch Shrek Lord Farquaad says magic mirror and then Gingy says don't tell him anything no and then Lord Farquaad later says evening and then he says mirror mirror on the wall who is the fairest Kingdom of them all. And Jiffy peanut butter that doesn't make any sense I knew that one too it's just Jif, or like Queen We Are the Champions they don't say of the world at the end they say We Are The Champions that was it that's the end of the song they don't say of the world at the end. Or like in Star Wars how everybody thinks it Darth Vader says Luke I am your father he actually says. Or like in Star Wars how everybody thinks it Darth Vader says Luke I am your father he actually says no I am your father.
@@jeremiahrowesr.3130 there is apparently another Mandela effect with the movie Shrek he used to say "change is good donkey" now that line isn't in the movie
I avoid this problem by just not remembering.
The cornucopia is why most ppl remember FotL
The fact that an image of the logo exists with the exact cornicopia that most of us remember says a lot
EOD Ace someone photoshopped it based on their memory of it which happens to me the same memory A LOT of us have
@@howtowithelizabeth7513 i showed this to my parents and asked them which is the logo they remember they both said the cornucopia one
I guess I made up that memory of asking my mom what that basket is behind the fruit on my underwear. I remember her response being a Horn of Plenty or Cornucopia. I remember finding it odd that it had two names. They want to control us so bad that they try to convince us we cant trust our own mind.
This reminds me of experiments, where a classroom of students suddenly witness a "crime". someone walks into class, takes something off the teachers desk, then leaves. the students are then told, that this was a fake robbery , but they are all eye witnesses, and instructed to not talk about any details with each other.
it was amazing that only a small part of the class got details correct. like was he wearing a cap? color of his jacket, what did he take, etc. what is frightening about this, is, these people had fresh "memories" of what happened, they witnessed the event close up, with good lighting, and the event was very recent. now think about eye-witnesses on the stand, recalling something they think they saw months ago in some dark ally from a distance.
The brain is so interesting, how many times, have you lost something, like keys, or the TV remote, you look all over, and cannot find them, you ask someone else, and they find them right where you know you looked. is this aliens playing with you? nope. your brain can actually fill in information from memories instead of new data being picked u by your eyes, you really did not see those keys. because the image of the table was a stored image.
again, most of us have heard lyrics in songs, that were wrong, sometimes going years, until somebody correct us, or we read the lyrics, then from then on we hear the correct words.
finally what about new words, we learn a new word, and all of a sudden we start hearing it all over the place. our brain filters out most information it receives, from it's senses, all the time, it must, what we see, hear and remember is largely based on our filters, and these vary from person to person, so people really do see what they want to see in some cases.
Our brain hates gaps in information and memories, and will fill these gaps freely. in the case of the fruit of the loom, the reality is, most people do not remember if there was a cornucopia or not, but as soon as you suggest it, by mentioning it. you instantly inject that memory in those gaps in your memory.
I'm just checking the comments to see if anyone else remembers Thanksgiving in November...
USA, November
Canada, October
Always the last Thursday in November
I remember the cornucopia...this is insane
I remember it as always being just the fruit. Y'all are from another dimension? Damn. Welcome, bros
I remember it being just fruit too and I have been wearing fruit of the loom since I was 5!
Same. I'm 27 years old and never remember it having a cornucopia. I believe in the Mandela effect, but this one does seem to be a case of people collectively misremembering something.
IM FROM GERMANY 🇩🇪 :
It would be sooo much more likely to associate fruit with a knife, a basket, a glass bowl…but not a cornucopia. I was like 6 when I first saw it, in my grandpas shirts, in rural Germany. I had underwear and saw the cornucopia so many times, that’s how you would know if u had the correct side.
We don’t have Thanksgiving here, so FOTL was how I learned what a cornucopia was.
how was it coined in ‘09 WHEN HE DIED IN 2013
Great video, by the way. I've always thought this to be a fascinating phenomenon.
I've always remembered it as Loony Tunes.
Merrie Melodies, Loony Tunes and Silly Symphonies.
Same
Look up the movie Ant Bully there is a scene with a zoom in of the underwear and the fruit of loom logo
Sinbad did Shazaam, I’ll check that out. Thx! BTW, I really like your username. Because its true!
And that's evidence that were being messed with by our government or who ever really rules the world.
6:00 I forgot that you were Canadian and I got really confused
Haha. “NO WAY I REMEMBER IT BEING IN NOVERMBER!”
I thought he was being sarcastic
I remember the cornucopia
That was how I was first introduced to a cornucopia as a child - my mother bought me Fruit of the loom underwear as a child - there was definitely a cornucopia in the logo
Yeah there was a cornucopia! I remember the first time not seeing it and thinking to myself that they changed the logo. In fact I have been wondering what happened to it for some years now.
You kind of missed the whole point of the Mandella Effect. You can't prove whether it exists or not because the evidence you need exists in a universe you have no access to.
This is hilarious. I can’t tell if you’re joking, but good job
@@TomDavidMcCauley I think everyone in this comment section is totally nuts and not even joking. People are so dumb sometimes
I have multiple c3p0 all gold figures and own the original 1976 comic book of the movie he is colored in all gold in EVERY picture. Residue exists in plenty in our current realm.
@@majorfacepalm736 That could just mean that it's a really common misconception, which we already know given how many people remember it that way.
I agree
What program did you use to edit this video? I love the glitch/vhs style effects!
Chuck Larsen thank you so much
I love how people bend over backwards to explain away the Mandela effect instead of just accepting the truth. I know what I know and it ain’t no damn stupid collective association, misremembering, or confabulation. Things have changed and that’s that. If you all would like a great read about what may have happened read into the “Many Worlds theory”, and “Quantum Immortality”.
1984
I love how people refuse to accept how reality works and make up stupid theories about “quantum immortality” and cling to them for dear life. Sounds like a sad existence, good luck with that
You are clearly unaware of what folks are truly experiencing. Much bigger than logos and the minor examples provided. False paradigm you profess and believe. When you see physical changes in your life, perhaps you'll have an inkling of what's really happening. Maybe. Just sad to see this lie being put out there to fool the inquisitive back into complacency and their own false paradigm rooted in fear. Highly affected and not ashamed of trusting my memories.
Taco Vato I agree with you. This is a terrible attempt to make this not unexplainable.
The changes are in all facets of life, the personal ones, those are hard to deny but hardest to get any confirmation from others.
God bless you Brother from Sagittarius Earth!!!
Are... are you okay?
Real funny Violeta...not really a joke. It's happening for real despite the fact that most people don't pay attention to much. It's been happening on a daily to weekly basis for thousands of us since 2015 and who knows how long it has been going on before that, we just started noticing. Lucky for you if you have not experienced it, it is quite the eye opener
Taco Vato yes it is. Man don't let the naysayers get to you, you know what you are experiencing, and so do many many more people, including me.
Have a great day man.
Well Said. This man is an example of these humans Who cant grasp what going through these changes actually feels like. The only way humans like that could, and i say COULD wake up, is to walk å mile in our shoes. The logos changing is almost insignificant at this point. History, landmasses, countrys, the States in the USA Who used to be 52, animalsk, insects fish, whales and dolphins, clouds, the White SUN that should be yellow and on and on, People Who were dead å Long time ago, now alive... The changes are so incredible, the mind can hardy keep up 😮. At this point i want to hit someone like this man in the back of the head... Cause its SO SO So frustrating they dont understand, and Even more so, they videos like this... Like the opinion they have somehow can måke å difference for us knee deep in å world we cant feel home in anymore. Oh boy.. 🙄
Aside from this being written condescendingly, there's a few problems with this and other "debunking" theories. Let's start with the first one:
1. If the timeline has been changed, then using "evidence" from the current timeline to support the argument that the Mandela effects are just poor memory because "its always been like this" is asinine. Of course the evidence you will all be identical of the new timeline and not like the Mandela effect people originally remember because the new timeline no longer has the old way it was. You can go back and look at all the past fruit of the look logos you want, but the will be from the new timeline. In fact, evidence like the copyright is supportive of a Mandela effect because it shows that was a possible version of the logo they were working on, and due to whatever change that occurred in the timeline Hanes instead chose an alternate logo. The only real residual "proof" that the original timeline existed would be memory since all the tangible evidence would now be the new logo since that was the one that got chosen in this timeline. So when people, especially highly credible people that worked directly with the Mandela effect in question, like the fruit of the loom commercial actor, have the original or "incorrect" memory too despite the logo "always being this way" in this timeline, it adds more circumstancial evidence, not less.
2. It's not just that many people remember the Mandela effect the same way and have very vivid memories of the original manifestation of the Mandela effect, it's that people who remember the Mandela effects the original way do so for most, or even all, of the Mandela effects. Like that video, the ones who remembered "wrong", remembered All of them wrong. And vice versus, the people who argue that they remember it "always" remember it being the way it is now usually remember every Mandela effect as it is now. How is it that not only do so many people share IDENTICAL "wrong" memories about not just 1 Mandela effect, but they share Identical "wrong" memories about most Mandela effects?
3. I find it suspicious that every one of these "debunking" videos will NEVER discuss the scientific theories that would validate Mandela effects. They always use the squishy, soft science of psychology to support their credibility that the Mandela effect is just "wrong" memories. However there's a lot of physics theories (you know, the science that's actually repeatable and provable and has been validated over and over and over again with practical applications that came from theories established in physics) that says that time travel is possible. Particularly that a particle can travel backwards in time. Now let's say that a device is constructed that can obliterate particles by smashing them together, let's call it, oh-I-don't, how about the Large Hadron Collider. Could it send particles backwards through time? Or maybe in the future a more powerful device is built that can or accidentally does. Considering the particle is traveling backwards in time then realistically it could happen any time in the future of existence. And when that one particle goes backwards in time and interacts with something in the past, it is very literally changing the past. How can that one particle cause perceivable changes in the present? Because of the butterfly effect. That one particle displaced another particle in the past, which by it being displaced then forced the displacement of other particles and so on. Eventually that could cause a large enough ripple effect that it caused someone to make a different decision than they originally would have made. A decision like picking the Hanes logo without a cornucopia instead of the one that did. Or if the particle traveled far enough back into the past, say billions of years, it's displacement ripple effect would be big enough to slightly alter the coalescence of matter and formation of the earth and caused New Zealand to form in a slightly different location on the globe. Or if that particle traveled far enough back, say to the time right after the big bang, it could have rippled enough to cause the solar system to form in different part of the Milkyway galaxy. The Mandela effects from a simple change in name spelling all the way up to the solar system placement in the galaxy are all very tiny changes in the cosmic scale of the universe. Someday we're going to have effects on the development of distant worlds just from the interaction of things we've sent into deep space like our probes and space debris and a random floating electric car. Not to mention it doesn't even have to be us who are responsible for sending particles backwards in time. It could be an alien race in the future, or even a natural physical phenomenon that occurred in space somewhere. And then there's also the possibility that it's the membrane of one of the other multidimensions that came into contact with our own for a brief moment. Or it could be the result of some principle that physicists haven't even found yet.
The point of the story is quite being condescending to people who have different, yet scientifically valid experiences than you do, and start expanding your understanding of the actual science of the universe instead of using some social science theory you heard about to condemn people for being wrong so that you can sooth your cognitive dissonance from the thoughts that they may be right. The universe is a vast and marvelous place, much too big for small mindedness.
They basically do Pigeon Chess. And yet they claim to be rational ones. They _love_ to speak about burden of proof and Occam's Razor and dismiss _only_ the least believable MEs (like simple misspelling in songs) while they never refer to FOTL and why people in Europe remember cornucopia on their underwear even though they never heard of Thanksgiving and/or cornucopia prior to asking their parents about weird basket-esque thing. It definitely deserves more attention on why such glitch in memory could happen that just 'your mind assosiated cornucopia with fruit'. And the same unfortunate mistake has been done by many people. _Sounds pretty normal to me!_ Even if it IS an actual mental health problem then it is STILL more mysterious than just misremembering. What are the odds that many people would remember the exact same thing (that almost couldn't be gotten wrong)? That remains unanswered.
Chris Parkhurst, Well thought out, and well said. Respect ✊ for your intellect.
I literally paused this condescending video to read this beautifully written response before leaving because exactly! I could never have possibly said it quite as eloquently but yes!!!
Nice explanation but too bad you didn't proofread.
First sentence of last paragraph: "The point of the story is 'quit' being condescending..."
Anyway, I am Mandela-Effected (for lack of a better term) but I wonder why all of the MEs make me feel worse, not better. Why are so many things taken away, or made simpler or uglier or so that they just don't make sense? I don't think this is just a matter of there are random timelines to choose from and this is the one we have now -- it seems like a concerted effort to make those of us who are ME-effected to find all of the changes rather disturbing
Great read! Wish you were making CZcams videos on this subject.
The rest of the world doesn't do Thanksgiving. Over 7 billion of us. Many of us still remember the basket. Your logic is flawed I'm afraid.
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American media is everywhere, though. Non-Americans grow up watching the same holiday specials as Americans.
@@Anthropomorphic I live in Spain, and remember "Fruit of the Loom" t-shirts I had in the eighties tagged with what I first thought it was a basket of fruit on the logo, and then realized it was a cornucopia, years after. On top of having those two "memory failures", supposedly attached to the same random logo, shared with so many other people goes against all statistical probabilities... but to counter your "hypothesis", to this day, I consume a lot of American media and I'm yet to see that thanksgiving basket anytime to this day... Is it in any show or movie that you remember? Because I sure know about turkey, stuffing... Mayflower pilgrims and having semi-random people for dinner... but don't know anything about some basket of fruit...
@@Virakotxa Couldn't cite any specific examples because it's such an unremarkable thing. I've seen it on stickers, postcards, in cartoons, etc.
I've gone on at greater length elsewhere in the comments, but put briefly, my issue with the Mandela effect is that we already know that human memory is prone to making these sorts of mistakes, while the shifting timeline effects with memories and artefacts left behind are entirely speculative. In a way, the strongest arguments against it being a memory thing tend to start with the assumption that the Mandela effect is a distinct and unique phenomenon rather than another iteration of something we already know about in order to justify the idea that it's not a memory thing, more or less assuming the conclusion in order to make the argument.
And thanks for the response!
@@Anthropomorphic Always glad to attempt an intelligent discussion!
So... Let's try to make light of this single example and FotL cornucopia. No postcards or stickers are distributed around the world... So we're left with the cartoons as the source of that "Hamilton Effect" contamination? If you can think of any, do tell, but I'm quite certain I've never seen such thing... The only other example of a cornucopia I can think of, to have ever seen are some Romantic pictures and classical sculptures.
I don't think the timeline can be changed... Even if it were... why would our memories not be affected?
My best attempt to make sense of the Mandela Effect (funny it's named after a "fake" change) leads me to think on some contrived psiop, taking random inconsequential facts to test the resistance to more insidious changes that could be passed for historical fact.
Remember the quote from the Matrix movie, when Neo gets instructed in the nature of the construct:
"What if I told you... everything you thought was real, it's a lie?"
Well... It might as well be! Apparently that quote was never said in the movie.
Yes, ONE person remembering something may or may not be accurate. MILLIONS of people remembering the SAME thing is EVEDENCE.
All valid points and I can see how people easily mis-remember small details thanks to your vid, but - the 007 movie Moonraker where Jaws smiles at the girl that (at the moment) doesnt have braces, that scene makes no sense now, explain that.
I know right
The “If you build it...” line is about his father, not Shoeless Joe. It’s made pretty explicit at the end.
true that
moxbroker - watching the new line in the movie now makes sense. This is the new timeline and the old timeline made sense too. In the old timeline he said “if you build it they will come”. The entire premise of the movie is summed up in this one line. This one kills me - “Smokey Bear”??? His name is Smokey THE Bear!
Yeah but in a different timeline the movie was probably different for those who remember it that way so it's still an effect
tinhead92 - Exactly- The new version of the movie changes in other ways to accommodate the change.
The new version of the movie changes in other ways to accommodate the change
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Thanksgiving is in November not October.
People think it's luke iam your father because when people use to make the reference it wouldn't make sense to someone to just say "iam your father" so they add "luke " to give context
Why is the internet suddenly gaslighting everyone over the cornucopia? There WAS a cornucopia on the Fruit of the Loom logo. I have physically TOUCHED this logo on tags with my own hands. Either reality is actually broken, or companies just really like making us feel crazy.
In the german translation of the Snowwhite-Disney-Adaptation it´s also "Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand" (Mirror, Mirror) and I never watched those movies in english so 'magic mirror' actually confused me in that situation :D
I grew up with the written story and never saw any of the movies until late eighties or early nineties and it was definitely Mirror mirror in the books.
The realization you've been buying bootleg underwear... Doh!
My brain is lying to me, except for ed mcmahon not working for publishers clearing house, and that stoufers never made stove top stuffing
Can someone explain what happened to the d in refrigerator my mom a has a master's in English and taught for over thirty years, recently I asked her to spell it and she spelled it with a d, why is it the slang fridge? It's also missing from root word frigid fridgid damn it!
Have you noticed how fridges don't run for as long as they used to either?
Regardless of whether this is real or not is beyond the point. My question to you is, are you encouraging folks to remain in a bubble or think outside of the box? How many coincidences need to happen before you no longer call it a coincidence? Questioning reality is one of the healthiest things you can do as an individual searching for purpose. Calling people crazy tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorist because they remember things differently is dangerous.
Why not question reality in an intelligent way, rather than making obviously stupid shit up and clinging to it for dear life? The former clearly trumps the latter
@@TomDavidMcCauley shut up poodle. Don't question what we know . Your memory is probably as good as your body lmfao!!!! Your weak flabby pathetic body
@@TomDavidMcCauley hi sheeple
@@TomDavidMcCauley So you're saying that people all over the world, and most are people who don't know each other, who are remembering exactly the same thing, a cornucopia behind the fruit on the Fruit of the Loom logo are 'making obviously stupid shit up'? You're an idiot. And how do people question reality in an intelligent way (according to you)? You don't elaborate on that. Many people ARE questioning reality in an intelligent way, yet you don't seem to see that or want to acknowledge that, because you want to think you are smarter than most people.
That moment you forget Dylan is from Canada and have a mental breakdown of when Thanksgiving is simply because the video is about Mandela effects. To be fair he could have said fall as in the season since ya know the USA has it in November and like generalization reaches a wider audience. Plus its a good extra point to why misremembering happens, when things get generalize, parts of the facts can get lost and thus misremembered.
The moment you realize people from other countries not just America also remember the cornucopia ...
Flex i have no explanation for that
Maybe we've misremembered and thanksgiving is actually in October. Lol
The cornucopia is always shown with fruit spilling out of it, and the logo has a similar arrangement of fruit. It's really not that complicated.
i vividly remember as a child thinking it was the berenstain bears and then i looked at the book and it read "berenstein bears" and i remember thinking to myself why it was stein instead of stain
It’s funny that you touch on the Challenger to illustrate how collective memories can be misremembered (which could actually be an argument for “no planes on 9/11”, of which I’m not advocating), yet you don’t touch on the existence of almost every one of the astronauts who “died” that day still living today.
John LeCompt They aren't alive that's been debunked
People who believe or who have experienced this phenomenon don’t all believe we crossed into a parallel dimension. There’s got to be an explanation, but it shouldn’t be dismissed as misremembering or parallel dimensions
Things like time and history are man made. We as humans think those things are solid and unchangeable.
The Mandela Effect doesn't really have anything to do with long term memory. That's just the easiest route to take for naysayers and shills who are, for some reason, hellbent on trying to disprove the validity of the phenomenon.
They might be trying to "fix" the problem.
They are trying like hell to disprove it because they don't remember as you do. They only remember what they experience (what is downloaded to them). They are NPCs. Or at least that's one theory.
Since you don’t know what the word shill means, why are you using it? You really think people are trying to sell you something by making fun of you for acting crazy?
Some of us can man up and admit we were wrong.
And some can't.
@@TomDavidMcCauley your little pathetic body and spirit could not understand. Stay a sleep
I have a distinct memory for the cornucopia. I was out with my mom shopping, and we were in the shop isle. I asked, "Mom, what's the weird looking thing by the fruit?" she said, "Oh, that's a cornucopia!". See, why would I know what a cornucopia was called if I didn't see that logo?
The interview with the guy who painted the album cover for “Flute of the Loom” tells me it’s not a fake memory.
It's Bernstein I remember like yesterday when I was in grade school we had to do like 5 book reviews a wk so I always went and got those books in the library cause it was easy to copy the back summary like u read the book
layla and kaylee Carter sounds like you couldn’t read then or now!
What about the flip flops? Like the Flintstones. I watched a video that said it was now Flinstones not FLINTSTONES. So I Google... It's Flinstones with no T. I saw it on Google.. Read it.. Not FLINTstones.
Now it's back to FLINTstones. How would they explain that away?
YES!!! I saw the video that said it was now Flinstones not FLINTSTONES, too! And like you, I Googled it right away, and sure enough, it was Flinstones with no T!!! I went bananassss and and went on a Googling rampage for other sources. Sure enough, Flinstones (with no T).
Apparently, now the T is back! WHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The same thing happened to "Sex And The City". Some of them flip flop and some happen by degree. For example, I watched a ME video on the Hass avocado about 6 months ago. The narrator spoke about how weird it was that the Hass avocado of the new timeline was actually developed by a guy named Haas and most of us remember it as a Haas avocado. I told my friend about that video and he wanted to see it so when we were together, I searched it up here on YT and played it for him. In the new and improved version, same narrator tells the story how the Hass avocado was developed by a guy named Hass and made no further point of it. That one twisted me up a bit.
That, and Fruit/Froot Loops were flipflops for me.
Always been FlinTstones, it's a play on the flint rock used to make prehistoric tools and goes with the rock theme - Bedrock, Pebbles etc.
@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td I would've agreed with you, if I didn't myself witness it being Flinstones for a few months the other year. Before it switched back again. It was all *extremely* curious.
So how about the fact that when I was younger I asked my father when fruit of the loom removed the “brown cone”? I have a vivid memory of doing that without anyone else’s doubt of the logo.. I remember being VERY young, looking at a bag of underwear I had received on Christmas from a relative (shitty gift lol) and wondering just what the hell was behind the fruit.
There was a cornucopia I remember that in october and november there was a few stereotypical commercials with micheal Jordan and at the end they showed the logo.
Until someone hacks your dashlane and gets it all
Essentially what I just said.
I have a memory of my past which I could swear is real. I have remembered and thought about it so often I’m sure it’s real. When I analyse the memory it probably happened but not exactly as I remember it. Every memory is just a memory of the last memory. Like a photo copy on paper it gets lighter and lighter every time you remember it.
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hers my thought on the cornucopia , since a lot of us from the same generation use to get christmas presents such as the much needed but hated fruit of the loom under ware, also around thanksgiving and cornucopia is a well known and seen icon image around that holiday time so in our brains we may be putting them together idk what else can i say ...
I've seen things change in real time, I remember things specific as do thousands of others in an identical way. Oh and by the way, knowledge is not merely out memory.
What have you seen change in "real time"?
@@mikecarmody535 Their grip on sanity?
I'm going back to my timeline with sazzam
That was some good ass advertisement youtube, I was engulfed in the video than the youtube bit pops up n says watch videos without adds breaking your focus with youtube premium
Oh and I swear fruit of the loom also had a small orange, like a satsuma in the front just in the middle where the apple meets the grapes
My explanation for the mandala effect effect is; I believe we are actually changing the past. Since now we know time and space is relevant and the past present and future is always going on I think we are somehow changing the past. Not exactly sure how I haven’t got that deep into it yet but there’s NO WAY fruit Loom logo was just the fruits.
*Your imagination
I mean you spelled Mandela mandala, so…
Hey you guys should do a slightly similar video to this with distinguishable examples, delete this one in like a year, and upload the new copy 2 years later like my boy Erik.
Bounced on my boy's D to this comment for hours.
Ok but I live in the UK where we don't celebrate Thanksgiving but I still remember the cornucopia
It's so hard to imagine that the fruit Loom logo didn't have a cornucopia I felt like I was going to have a heart attack getting worried about it