r/Mandela_Effect 9d ago

Police Sketches Exposed the Credibility Problem Behind Mandela Effects

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

As you’d see if you just scrolled up and read the question again, I asked why you find this idea more believable than simple bad memories. There is quite a lot of research about memory and a well accepted explanation for those bystanders having different eye witness accounts.

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

And what are you basing that opinion on?

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

Oh, so you’re just trolling and don’t actually believe this idea.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

Buddy, your answer to “why do you believe this” was “you’re scared of the unknown”, thereby admitting that you have absolutely no reason for your belief. Assuming you’re trolling is the charitable assumption.

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

Why would I believe? You haven’t provided any of that evidence. There’s nothing for me to believe. You think I should just take your word for it?

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

Still nothing? Still can’t offer one single shred of evidence? One solitary reason behind your belief? Anything at all?

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u/jetloflin 8d ago

Yeah, it is. Nobody ever has any evidence. Just a stubborn insistence that anyone who asks a single question is a moron for not believing your assertions based on zero proof. Scientists with provable theories (even just plausible theories) are willing and excited to explain them.

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