In your memory, did Mickey Mouse wear shorts or suspenders? The mysterious mandela effect

In my memory, of course, Mickey Mouse was wearing a sling!

But the actual answer is not the case. The correct answer is "shorts". (see the picture below)

In your first impression, did the famous "thinker" statue hold his head or chin with his fist? (Add the following picture)

The lyrics we remember are "fifty-six nationalities, fifty-six flowers." But the actual lyrics are "fifty-six constellations, fifty-six flowers." "

Did someone who crossed inadvertently change the reality?

Or do our memories overlap in another universe in a parallel universe, so there is a deviation?

The contradiction between reality and memory is the mysterious "Mandela effect".

20 13 After the news of Mandela's death was released, people all over the world found that their memories of Mandela were confused, with different memories from the time of death to the cause of death. Many people who don't know recall that they have seen the film commemorating Mandela, including the name and content of the film, which are basically the same. However, the film was never shown or even filmed. This phenomenon was once famous for "holding the wrong impression of things", and the Mandela effect is just a new name. This theory assumes that the small quantum wave function allows people to cross the gap of the universe and reach a time and space with similar scenes at the moment, and the people in that time and space are not their friends.

There are three explanations for the Mandela effect, although each one sounds a little creepy.

One is the multiverse theory, which refers to how many universes there are, during which a large number of cosmic memories jump each other (for example, the memory of universe A spreads to universe B), resulting in the so-called' Mandela effect'. However, although the above reasons sound mysterious, some people will still believe them. Recent quantum mechanics also reflects the existence of the multiverse.

Second, it is easier to understand the loopholes left by historical revision in the future. In the future, when human beings revise history, they leave clues because of carelessness.

Third, this is also a more scientific explanation, such as the Mandela effect of the topic. Mandela's fame when he was released from prison was not as world-famous as it is now, and people didn't care about it at that time, so his reception after he was released from prison was misunderstood as a funeral, and this false memory connection was constantly strengthened in the conversation between relatives and friends, which led to the current misunderstanding. One day, time will gradually unlock what we can't understand now.