Multiple Universes
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You consistently refuse to tell us how the weather systems differ in these alternate realities. Would you like to tell us now?
No. Unless you'd also like to tell us how history is very different in your alternate reality?
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If a large landmass were to be in a different position, the weather patterns would be different.
If the Romans had not settled Faiyum, history would be different.
What is the only explanation that would explain your claims of moving between realities? Faulty memory, the extremely well-documented, scientifically explainable phenomenon that you refuse to accept as a possibility.
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The wind blows to the south and turns to the north; round and round it goes, ever returning on its course.
Ecclesiastes 1:6
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What about Japan? It has always existed, for as long as I can remember, and well before my time too. What's your point?
And yes, that oasis I remember too. I think I should let you know that for as long as I can recall, I've had an interest in geography and could draw (not trace) an accurate map of the world from the time I was eight years old. I can picture every single nation on Earth and where it stands in relation to all the others.
Nothing has changed, and yes, I also live in Australia, that place near New Zealand, another country that many believers in alternative realities think was someplace else.
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Nothing has changed for you. Speak for yourself …
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I saw New Zealand change …
One week north, next week south of Australia.
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Yes, it certainly is. The effect itself (i.e. literally thousands, perhaps millions, of people remembering the past differently from what the facts today present to them, which we refer to as 'The Mandela Effect') is real enough, but what possible explanations for this may there be?
I'll admit it's an interesting subject, and I myself until recently had never even heard of the Black Tom explosion in New York, an act of sabotage by German agents back in 1916 that rendered the flame on the Statue of Liberty unsafe and closed to the public since that time. Strangely enough, many people claim to have been on the torch back in the 1980's. It is weird, but like I said before, I just can't figure out how this could be the result of people moving between alternative realities.
I shouldn't have posted those laughing smiley-faces before. I can be immature at times. Sorry.
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