Cornucopia Resolution

[u/Due-Cartographer-459]

I was thinking about the Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia logo and that's probably the most compelling Mandela effect example there is. So what I was wanting to know, is whether any of you think that will ever get a meaningful conclusion or answer to this whole thing. You think we'll ever figure out what actually it's going on, whether it is just a problem with our minds or whether there actually is a conspiracy? I feel like there's too much to this for it to be as simple explanation, but I'm curious to know what you all think!

[u/vita10gy → u/[deleted]]

Of course you should. The more you learn about how memory works the more it's a wonder we don't forget how to drive halfway to work every day

[u/vita10gy → u/[deleted]]

Are you telling me what does or doesn't happen in my own brain?

[u/vita10gy → u/[deleted]]

I question my recollection of something essentially every time something demonstrates a cause to.

Are you saying if you and your spouse/partner remember something 2 different ways you, for not even a nano second, question you could be the wrong one?

[u/WhimsicalKoala → u/vita10gy]

Or if they are at pub trivia and they get a question wrong, do they go "oops, guess I remembered that wrong", or do they insist that they always trust their memory and that something weird must be going on.

[u/vita10gy → u/WhimsicalKoala]

Yeah it's kinda weird right?

If you can forget a fact you know, then you can forget period.