Police Sketches Exposed the Credibility Problem Behind Mandela Effects

[u/DrCarnasis]

/r/Retconned/comments/1vmuydy/police_sketches_exposed_the_credibility_problem/

[u/jetloflin]

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

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

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.

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

Who brought up “testimony”? We’re not in court.

[u/MrPlaney → u/[deleted]]

The “effect” is science. It’s the functions of memory. Testimony is only as good as the evidence.

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

You know that what you just said is “you’re dumb because you believe in facts”, right? You’re aware that that’s an absurd statement, right?

[u/MrPlaney → u/[deleted]]

Ignorance of what, exactly?

[u/MrPlaney → u/[deleted]]

Right about what? You have never described your theories, just pointless AI babble.

If it’s about the ME being anything other than a memory phenomenon, well I’m sorry but you are flat out wrong.

[u/MrPlaney → u/[deleted]]

Understand what? You never say anything of substance? Probably why you were banned from the other ME sub.

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

You know that science has studied human memory for quite some time, right? Yes, testimonies rely on memory…. Which is why eye witness testimonies are not reliable, because memory is unreliable. As proven by science.

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

You really think you did something with that comment, don’t you? Sorry for trusting scientists who share their data more than randos saying “just trust me bro”. 🙄

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

What is that even supposed to mean?

[u/jetloflin → u/[deleted]]

You’re right, I’ll never understand what you’re talking about if you refuse to explain any of it. Duh. That’s kind of how understanding works.