Remember how Facebook used to make big changes then everyone would get mad then forget. Mad then forget. Mad then forget . Forever. I think this was a way for tptb to gauge how perceptive the public is and how long it takes for them to forget.same-things probably happening here.
This is exactly why I subscribe to /r/MandelaEffect. Most of the posts over there are batshit crazy, confusing faulty memory for proof of an alternate universe, but that doesn't matter. What matters is those people are actively looking for, and discussing, perceived changes in history. If anyone is going to notice people scrubbing, or at least sanitising, things on the internet it's likely going to be those looking for alternate universes that remember an event/statement differently to what they are now reading about.
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16 giantfrogfish 2015-12-06
Remember how Facebook used to make big changes then everyone would get mad then forget. Mad then forget. Mad then forget . Forever. I think this was a way for tptb to gauge how perceptive the public is and how long it takes for them to forget.same-things probably happening here.
6 SleazySnake 2015-12-06
good point
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2 magnora7 2015-12-06
I think it is not dissipating, it is slowly accumulating because it is being ignored
3 make_mind_free2go 2015-12-06
it's growing, won't be ignored forever.
4 SokarRostau 2015-12-06
This is exactly why I subscribe to /r/MandelaEffect. Most of the posts over there are batshit crazy, confusing faulty memory for proof of an alternate universe, but that doesn't matter. What matters is those people are actively looking for, and discussing, perceived changes in history. If anyone is going to notice people scrubbing, or at least sanitising, things on the internet it's likely going to be those looking for alternate universes that remember an event/statement differently to what they are now reading about.
1 giantfrogfish 2015-12-06
The bearinstein stain bears is how I came to terms with the multiverse and spirituality.