Hold your ears, folks. It's showtime. People pay good money to see this movie. When they go out to a theater, they want cold sodas, hot popcorn, and no monsters in the projection booth.

Everyone pretend podcasting isn't boring.

Shut it off.

Turn it off.

Oh! Something inexplicable is happening where almost half the population say they remember things from the past being different or changed.

The Mandela effect got its name because there was a very large segment of the population

that believed that Nelson Mandela died decades earlier.

Suddenly his recent death was announced.

Billions of people are interested in this topic.

That memory isn't jiving up with reality.

It's like the twilight zone not

everything is what you think it is in the car in which John F. Kennedy was

assassinated there were six passengers I've watched the videos over and over there

is no way in my mind you could tell me there were six people in that car.

Things that people know so well, just be twisted, just enough to get people to question

whether or not what they remembered was real. There are many possibilities for the origins of the

Medell effect. Some people think it's a simple case of mass misremembering but the prevailing

notion involves the idea that there are other universes existing right

next to ours fundamental reality as we know it can change this lines up

with sciences of today CERN is a collider where they're smashing particles. Stephen Hawking,

he warned people about CERN, very adamant that this was not something that we should be doing.

We could be in the simulation. We don't know who is in charge. It could be aliens. It could be

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