I just stumbled onto this, but there are vast areas of the internet obsessed with it.
Remember the Bearenstein Bears books from when you were a kid? Do you remember them well? Google it: it's not spelled "Bearenstein" but "Bearenstain."
It's seems like that can't possibly be true, but it is.
That so many people remember it spelled "...stein" is supposed to be evidence or either a) a glitch in the "matrix" of the computer simulation we are all currently living in, or b) time travelers who went back in time, stepped on a butterfly or something, and inadvertently changed how the title is spelled.
From a conspiracy website: "At some point between the years 1986 and 2011, someone traveled back in time and inadvertently altered the timeline of human history so that the Berenstein Bears somehow became the Berenstain Bears. This is why everyone remembers the name incorrectly; it was Berenstein when we were kids, but at some point when we weren't paying attention, someone went back in time and rippled our life experience ever so slightly."
It's also called the Mandala effect, because so many people remember Nelson Mandala dying back in the 80s (he died in 2013). There are a bunch of other examples, most of them bizarre, some of them believable.
Thoughts? Is it a glitch in the Matrix? Time travel? Or people with access to the internet and WAY too much time on their hands.
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