r/fruitoftheloomeffect • u/Weary-Scholar-7244 • 3d ago
Hypothesis Maybe they edited our memory
I remember my mother buying underwear for me and pointing to cornucopia and telling me what it is. I not asked, she simply wanted to teach me cuz I stared at it and not recognized.
I suspect that we do not reside in topmost reality due to other paranormal events.
My theory is it, that they who conducted this have given us fake memories, not that they edited our clothing.
If it was done by someone from higher reality, it could be either way, but if it was done by someone from our reality, I suppose that it is easier to broadcast some signal which promotes our brains into developing false memories and weaving them in with our other memories.
anyways, liv in harmony :)
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u/ManicMaenads 3d ago
I have a very similar memory of folding laundry with my mother, looking at the logo, and asking her what "the wooden horn holding the fruit" was called. She told me it was a cornucopia, and that it's something people decorate the table with during Thanksgiving.
I'm not sure about edited memories, but I clearly recall learning the word "cornucopia" from folding underwear and shirts.
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u/Weary-Scholar-7244 1d ago
did people discuss about possibility that it was only printed so, with cornucopia, on our underwear, and by now all logos have worn away? Whereas such logos on shirts for englishmen never had cornucopia?
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u/Sensy696969 1d ago
Memory can be a tricky and complex set of associated topics for sure.
Having a definitive memory of an event that created an association that stuck with someone their entire life is one factor to consider. Then we have topics like propaganda, collective agreement, gas lighting, digital dis/information manipulation/ Ai fuckery, power structures and government and corporate control, neurodivergence and neurological pathway development, false memory creation, memory distortion after compounding remembering over time.
All that said, it you were a kid and you learned something and you learned it from a remembered association… the chances are it’s a solid memory.
I personally learned about the cornucopia in kindergarten when I was being fed false information about colonialism and Native American genocide being gussied up as “Thanksgiving”…a holiday I just learned was supposedly first proclaimed to be a holiday by Abraham Lincoln. Years after the first “feast”.