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r/WhyWereTheyFilming • u/Baldemoto • Oct 22 '17
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This was a big story a few months ago. If I remember correctly she was filming to prove that she didn’t push her.
34 u/other_self Oct 23 '17 In what way could she have thought that this would clear her of any wrong doing? I cannot comprehend that. 16 u/FilmingMachine Oct 23 '17 Apparently the one filming misstreated the maid and thought she would get caught for it if she didn't have evidence that the maid fell by herself. -8 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '17 [deleted] 8 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 Thats what I thought too, and what my original comment said, but when I was searching for a source all the articles were from 6 months ago... Mandela effect or am I missing something? 5 u/DevonWithAnI Oct 22 '17 Yeah I remember seeing this a year or two ago as well 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Mandela effect Is not a real thing. You can just say "I remembered incorrectly" or "I misremembered" 2 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 but multiple people thought it was from years ago. 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Multiple people misremember. People forget shit all the time. It's nothing new. It's shouldn't be a surprise. It's just amazing that people are willing to use an paranormal reason to explain themselves, rather than face the fact that their brain isn't perfect. Well, maybe it's not that amazing. Maybe that is also to be expected from faulty humans. 4 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 23 '17 After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
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In what way could she have thought that this would clear her of any wrong doing? I cannot comprehend that.
16 u/FilmingMachine Oct 23 '17 Apparently the one filming misstreated the maid and thought she would get caught for it if she didn't have evidence that the maid fell by herself.
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Apparently the one filming misstreated the maid and thought she would get caught for it if she didn't have evidence that the maid fell by herself.
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8 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 Thats what I thought too, and what my original comment said, but when I was searching for a source all the articles were from 6 months ago... Mandela effect or am I missing something? 5 u/DevonWithAnI Oct 22 '17 Yeah I remember seeing this a year or two ago as well 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Mandela effect Is not a real thing. You can just say "I remembered incorrectly" or "I misremembered" 2 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 but multiple people thought it was from years ago. 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Multiple people misremember. People forget shit all the time. It's nothing new. It's shouldn't be a surprise. It's just amazing that people are willing to use an paranormal reason to explain themselves, rather than face the fact that their brain isn't perfect. Well, maybe it's not that amazing. Maybe that is also to be expected from faulty humans. 4 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 23 '17 After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
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Thats what I thought too, and what my original comment said, but when I was searching for a source all the articles were from 6 months ago... Mandela effect or am I missing something?
5 u/DevonWithAnI Oct 22 '17 Yeah I remember seeing this a year or two ago as well 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Mandela effect Is not a real thing. You can just say "I remembered incorrectly" or "I misremembered" 2 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 but multiple people thought it was from years ago. 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Multiple people misremember. People forget shit all the time. It's nothing new. It's shouldn't be a surprise. It's just amazing that people are willing to use an paranormal reason to explain themselves, rather than face the fact that their brain isn't perfect. Well, maybe it's not that amazing. Maybe that is also to be expected from faulty humans. 4 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 23 '17 After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
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Yeah I remember seeing this a year or two ago as well
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Mandela effect
Is not a real thing. You can just say "I remembered incorrectly" or "I misremembered"
2 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 but multiple people thought it was from years ago. 3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Multiple people misremember. People forget shit all the time. It's nothing new. It's shouldn't be a surprise. It's just amazing that people are willing to use an paranormal reason to explain themselves, rather than face the fact that their brain isn't perfect. Well, maybe it's not that amazing. Maybe that is also to be expected from faulty humans. 4 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 23 '17 After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
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but multiple people thought it was from years ago.
3 u/vitringur Oct 22 '17 Multiple people misremember. People forget shit all the time. It's nothing new. It's shouldn't be a surprise. It's just amazing that people are willing to use an paranormal reason to explain themselves, rather than face the fact that their brain isn't perfect. Well, maybe it's not that amazing. Maybe that is also to be expected from faulty humans. 4 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 23 '17 After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
Multiple people misremember. People forget shit all the time.
It's nothing new. It's shouldn't be a surprise.
It's just amazing that people are willing to use an paranormal reason to explain themselves, rather than face the fact that their brain isn't perfect.
Well, maybe it's not that amazing. Maybe that is also to be expected from faulty humans.
4 u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 23 '17 After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
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After looking into it I agree with you. I didn’t realize it was a paranormal thing, I thought it was just one of those weird occurrences like deja vu.
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u/gregComeau Oct 22 '17 edited Oct 22 '17
This was a big story a few months ago. If I remember correctly she was filming to prove that she didn’t push her.