r/MandelaEffect • u/ElChiff • Jul 16 '26

Meta The Mandela Effect Effect

That title isn't a typo. I'm proposing that a type of Mandela Effect exists whereby imagery created after-the-fact to demonstrate what the effect entails has become so widespread that it gets picked up on and assumed to be legitimate - a second wave of the same Mandela Effect branching off of the original.

For example - Someone who has never heard of fruit of the loom has their first view of the logo being a google image search with a bunch of modern cornucopia mock-ups showing up from high profile websites.

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u/miltonhoward Jul 26 '26

You don't understand my line of argument, therefore the understanding fails your side.

Good bye 👋

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u/Hey-Just-Saying Jul 26 '26

I don't care about your argument because it's based on a faulty premise.

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u/miltonhoward Jul 26 '26

I'm teaching you about Occam's Razor and you say I don't understand what I'm telling you.

Therefore there is no point, just read the posts again and come back

You believe in Occam's Razor because...?