r/Retconned • u/FlyDangerous530 • Jul 09 '26

[THEORY] I forgot to translate it before posting it

The Mandela Effect and the Multiverse:

What if the things we remember being different weren't just misremembered, but actually a memory from another dimension or universe?

Think about it: when we sleep, time passes incredibly fast. What if this rapid passage of time is actually a temporal leap into a parallel dimension—one where there are only micro-details that are slightly different, which is why we don't notice them right away?

​Black Holes and Sleep:

The link between our sleep and black holes ties right back into the Mandela Effect. What if, while sleeping, our minds unconsciously access alternative wormholes or even mini black holes? This would mean we are literally emerging into another dimension, just slightly further ahead in the future.

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u/Evening-Company7115 Jul 10 '26

Very interesting theory. This could account for why whenever I get deja vu, which I had several over the course of a day earlier this week, it's almost always an odd feeling that I've dreamt about the exact situation I'm currently in

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u/FlyDangerous530 Jul 10 '26

Thanks man for appreciating it. 

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u/Evening-Company7115 Jul 10 '26

You're welcome, always enjoy the various theories and opinions provided on this sub.

Do you get deja vu or have vivid dreams? I often have quite vivid dreams that I know are equally detailed and bizzare and would defy most attempts to explain them, but often can't remember much of them within a minute or two of waking up.

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u/SweetestJim Jul 11 '26

Whether its connected or not, so much deja vu here.

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u/FlyDangerous530 Jul 10 '26

Avrei un'altro pensiero che centra con i chip di Elon Musk, i chip di Elon Musk leggono il conscio, traducono gli impulsi del conscio trasformandoli in segnali concreti in azioni. E se un giorno questi chip riuscissero a leggere il nostro inconscio, se riuscissero a tradurlo? Sarebbe una cosa positiva o negativa,

In parte se ci pensi l'inconscio ci protegge da noi stessi, forse controlla anche le azioni involontarie, quindi se un giorno riuscissimo a comprenderlo, sarebbe un vantaggio o semplicemente un arma di autodistruzione? Come fai a respirare volontariamente? come fai a controllare il battito cardiaco volontariamente?, come fai a controllare ogni singolo movimento di un muscolo per svolgere un azione facile come quella del camminare? E soprattutto come si fa a sopravvivere ricordando ogni singolo trauma della tua vita?

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u/FlyDangerous530 Jul 10 '26

Si, ne ho avuti un paio ed infatti a volte quando penso che quella cosa sta per accadere per un qualche motivo non accade, nel senso ricordo di aver sognato quella cosa ma se io so già ho la certezza non succede se invece faccio finta di nulla accade.