What Is the Mandela Effect?
Our mind is a very complicated organ and it processes vast amounts of information every day. In order to help process this information, our brain works in ways that we are still struggling to understand. It can also result in memories and other functions that are faulty.
One of these defaults is known as the Mandela affect. It is a phenomenon in which peoples’ memories become confused and they are sure that something happened in a certain way, even though it did not. Even when faced with the undeniable reality it can still be difficult for them to accept. Here are a few examples of the Mandela effect in action.
