Mandela/Mandala
Unsure if anyone has brought this up, but I was thinking maybe there is also a Mandela Effect, and they are re-releasing the VHS tapes so we can re-watch and see what changed or what we were thinking happened, but didn't actually happen? And we are having to relive the experience sort of in a loop or 'Mandala'. Since I've seen those words misspelled on accident too, and someone was typing it, but they meant the other word. I don't know, I'm probably not explaining very well and I'm sorry. I had been seeing a video of how people remember in Willy Wonka the kid having a chocolate bar that had the golden ticket, but that it was actually a Moon Pie? If that link works, it says, "You’re a part of a larger group of people (basically everyone) who have collectively misremembered an event, a person, historical facts, a character detail, or even a movie quote!" https://www.chasingfoxes.com/mandela-effect-examples/ There is even one for Coca Cola: "67. The Coca-Cola Hyphen Some remember Coca Cola having a squiggly hyphen, but it looks like the logo just has a normal, small hyphen at the top.Explanation for This Mandela Effect: The Coca-Cola logo is definitely one of the most recognizable in the world, yet somehow people have never really studied the hyphen. Because it’s a small detail that sits between two very dominant words with a very stylized font, the brain ends up storing different versions depending on what it assumes should really be there."
It's either we shouldn't rely on our own memories, or we shouldn't rely on the characters' memories. :(
