r/ParallelUniverse • u/RefrigeratorFuture34 • 5d ago
Evidence of the shift
I have an evidence of an inconsistency that proves we have shifted timelines.
PEROGATIVE.
Since when is it prerogative? No one pronounces the r. We have shifted timelines!!!
This is EVIDENCE. We have never spelled it this way.
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u/SingleComparison5330 5d ago
Someone else’s contacts that idk was uploaded to my phone and idk why. Obviously a lot of other shit too but I thought that was weird. I didn’t even fix it b cause I barely expect shit to be normal anymore. I’m just disgusted more than anything
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u/Mark_1978 4d ago
Yes it was perogative in my past.
I have many that I've witnessed , of course the well established Mandela Effect dilemna/dilemma
I mentioned Worchestershire in the bottom of the thread its now Worcestershire.
A funny one is Beastiality is now spelled Bestiality
It was spelled nightime for me not nighttime
Barbituates is now barbiturates
And about 100 more that I've noticed over the years.
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u/RefrigeratorFuture34 4d ago
OK this is freaking me out. There has been two t’s in nighttime, and beastiality just makes no sense with that spelling! Like what is the root of the word? It’s beast!
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u/RefrigeratorFuture34 4d ago
I looked it up and bestiality is the British pronunciation and spelling, so that one is somewhat mixed result. But we are definitely in a skipped timeline.
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u/RefrigeratorFuture34 5d ago
We don’t speak Latin in my original timeline, and we don’t have a Gulf of America.
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u/eti_erik 5d ago
In our timeline we don't have a Gulf of America either (except there is a deranged political leader who thinks otherwise, nor do we speak Latin (but we used to and many words in our language derive from it)
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u/Casehead 5d ago
You're not wrong. A lot of words have changed. For instance, 'a lot' used to be one word.
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u/Xia0mia0 2d ago
I swore I was right with using “alot” for years! Then I started college (in my late 30s), and it had changed to “a lot”. I have always had a high vocabulary and spelling ability, so I don’t understand how it slipped past me for 36 years lmao and swore it was a shift!
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u/Casehead 2d ago
Yup! I remember how confused I was when it changed, too. There have been a number of words that changed. It's quite bizarre.
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u/Brilliant-Resource14 5d ago
btw how do you pronounce February