The Mandela Effect: Memory or Multiverse?

Have you ever remembered something… that never actually happened? Like the Monopoly man having a monocle…

or “Febreze” spelled with two E’s? If so, you’ve experienced what scientists

call The Mandela Effect.It’s named after people swearing they remembered Nelson Mandela dying

in prison — even though he didn’t. Psychologists say it’s just false memory —

your brain filling in gaps with what feels right.But others believe it’s proof of parallel

realities, small shifts in the universe where details change... but we remember

the old ones. Maybe our minds are more connected to the multiverse than we think.So…

is the Mandela Effect a brain glitch — or evidence we’ve slipped between worlds?