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    The document discusses the Mandela Effect, an unexplained phenomenon where large groups of people share false memories about specific events or details. The name comes from many people remembering that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s when he actually died in 2013. Theories about what causes the Mandela Effect include failures in collective memory or the idea that parallel universes exist and people are shifting between them. Examples given are misremembering lines from Star Wars and the ending of the song "We Are The Champions".

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    The document discusses the Mandela Effect, an unexplained phenomenon where large groups of people share false memories about specific events or details. The name comes from many people remembering that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s when he actually died in 2013. Theories about what causes the Mandela Effect include failures in collective memory or the idea that parallel universes exist and people are shifting between them. Examples given are misremembering lines from Star Wars and the ending of the song "We Are The Champions".

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    The document discusses the Mandela Effect, an unexplained phenomenon where large groups of people share false memories about specific events or details. The name comes from many people remembering that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s when he actually died in 2013. Theories about what causes the Mandela Effect include failures in collective memory or the idea that parallel universes exist and people are shifting between them. Examples given are misremembering lines from Star Wars and the ending of the song "We Are The Champions".

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    ALBERT TOMÀS

    THE MANDELA EFFECT


    WHAT IS THE MANDELA EFFECT?
    ▸ The Mandela effect is an unexplained phenomenon where people remember something
    a particular way, but it is incorrect.

    ▸ The name comes from people remembering that Nelson Mandela died in prison during
    the 1980's, but he died in 2013.
    THEORIES ABOUT THE MANDELA EFFECT

    ▸ It is a simply faliure in collective memory.

    ▸ Parallel universes exsit, and we are constantly switching


    between them.
    EXAMPLES ABOUT THE MANDELA EFFECT
    ▸ "Luke, I am your father" is incorrect, Darth Vader actually
    says "No, I am your father".
    ▸ The song We Are The Champions doesn't end with "of the
    world".

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