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One of the rare movies where the first 3/4 eclipses the ending.
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Personal Experience Berenstein/Berenstain Bears evidence of parallel universes
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I thought it was ok, but given how good the story was going I thought it felt cheap and somewhat predictable.
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I remember only 10-15 years ago, %95 of Asian men were all short, around 5'5" and the women had tiny ****. But now the men are mostly huge, over 6', and the women have massive majestic ****. Can't be evolution in such a short time span it was my memory bad?
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I live in Box Hill.
You are right and wrong about Chinese blokes, I think a less calorie restricted diet makes for more normal ranges in height without stunted growth caused by malnutrition.
As far as all the Asian chicks with the 'massive, majestic ****' go, I can assure you Im investigating this with great fervor, I have studied much video evidence and there seems to be something to your hypothesis.
However being a scientist I cannot rest until I have conducted my own experiments.
Luckily there are many fine establishments where one can obtain valuable impirical evidence first hand.
My investigations initial findings are hopeful as at first glance 'massive and majestic' often appears to be the case, however upon closer inspection and testing they are almost always false flags
Anyway as this research is invaluable for the ongoing betterment of mankind I have invested a substantial amount already from my own pocket, however I am unable to finance the endeavor to the extent it deserves, so I have therefore set up a gofundme page and am also accepting Paypal donations.
Give generously campaigners!
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stephen hawking's final theory just published and confirms we live in a simulation/hologram, which can support the mandela effect
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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...phen-hawkings-final-theory-universe-hologram/
Stephen Hawking has revealed from beyond the grave his final scientific theory - that the universe is a hologram.
The cosmologist, who died on March 14, has challenged previous theories of cosmic "inflation" and the "multiverse" in a new paper published in the Journal Of High Energy Physics.
Scientists generally believe that for a tiny fraction of a second after the Big Bang, the universe expanded incredibly rapidly before settling into its present state, filled with stars and galaxies - the inflation theory.
But some have proposed that, on a grander global scale, inflation goes on for ever, giving rise to a "multiverse" - a number of different universes with their own laws of physics.
Prof Hawking was always troubled by this idea, which at a fundamental level cannot be reconciled with Einstein's theory of General Relativity. In an interview last year he said: "I have never been a fan of the multiverse."
Working with Belgian colleague Professor Thomas Hertog, Prof Hawking extended the weird notion of a holographic reality to explain how the universe came into being from the moment of the Big Bang.
The new theory embraces the strange concept that the universe is like a vast and complex hologram. In other words, 3D reality is an illusion, and that the apparently "solid" world around us - and the dimension of time - is projected from information stored on a flat 2D surface.
Hawking and Hertog's variation of the holography theory overcomes the problem of combining eternal inflation with General Relativity.
Prof Hertog, from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KT Leuven), said: "It's a very precise mathematical notion of holography that has come out of string theory in the last few years which is not fully understood but is mind-boggling and changes the scene completely."
Applied to inflation, the newly published theory suggests that time and "the beginning" of the universe arose holographically from an unknowable state outside the Big Bang.
Prof Hawking said before his death: "We are not down to a single, unique universe, but our findings imply a significant reduction of the multiverse, to a much smaller range of possible universes."
Stephen Hawking has revealed from beyond the grave his final scientific theory - that the universe is a hologram.
The cosmologist, who died on March 14, has challenged previous theories of cosmic "inflation" and the "multiverse" in a new paper published in the Journal Of High Energy Physics.
Scientists generally believe that for a tiny fraction of a second after the Big Bang, the universe expanded incredibly rapidly before settling into its present state, filled with stars and galaxies - the inflation theory.
But some have proposed that, on a grander global scale, inflation goes on for ever, giving rise to a "multiverse" - a number of different universes with their own laws of physics.
Prof Hawking was always troubled by this idea, which at a fundamental level cannot be reconciled with Einstein's theory of General Relativity. In an interview last year he said: "I have never been a fan of the multiverse."
Working with Belgian colleague Professor Thomas Hertog, Prof Hawking extended the weird notion of a holographic reality to explain how the universe came into being from the moment of the Big Bang.
The new theory embraces the strange concept that the universe is like a vast and complex hologram. In other words, 3D reality is an illusion, and that the apparently "solid" world around us - and the dimension of time - is projected from information stored on a flat 2D surface.
Hawking and Hertog's variation of the holography theory overcomes the problem of combining eternal inflation with General Relativity.
Prof Hertog, from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KT Leuven), said: "It's a very precise mathematical notion of holography that has come out of string theory in the last few years which is not fully understood but is mind-boggling and changes the scene completely."
Applied to inflation, the newly published theory suggests that time and "the beginning" of the universe arose holographically from an unknowable state outside the Big Bang.
Prof Hawking said before his death: "We are not down to a single, unique universe, but our findings imply a significant reduction of the multiverse, to a much smaller range of possible universes."
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Of course its 'Mirror mirror' has been for centuries, its part of our language.
Disney just tinkered with things a tad.
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bunch of new ones in here
Ha, was just thinking about this thread. About 2 years ago I went to a holiday house and there was a Berenstein Bears book, and I’m convinced it was with an E. I posted about it at the time. Anyway, heading back to the same house in a few weeks time. Super keen to see if the book’s still there and how it’s spelt. Maybe it’s changed!!!
A lot of those are silly. Mainly a result of uninformed people not aware of such things. Goats have been climbing trees since I was little, and the blue bees are just a different species.
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Mountain goats are not called Mountain goats because you find them in valleys.
Incredible climbers.
Something like 1000+ different species of bee in Australia alone.
I find the Mandela effect an interesting quirk of human memory but like you said this is just ignorance of basic biology.
Why is the letter w, in English called double you? Shouldn't it be called double V?
we've only been in our current evolutionary form for, at most, ~800,000 years, and we've achieved 99% of our accomplishments in the last 100 years. It stands to reason there will be quirks in the software. Even the hardware, our bodies, are quirky and have so many vestigial issues
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My vestigial keeps getting rigid.
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I must confess I had never even heard of the Berenstein/Berenstain bears! Didn't stop me enjoying the thread though.
My own Mandela Effect experience concerns Return of the Jedi. In the battle over Endor, when Lando realises the Death Star shields are still up he tells the rest of the attacking formation to pull up. They do, but two X-wings are a little late and hit the shields and explode. At least that's what I remember! Rewatching the film later, it doesn't happen. But my memory of it is very strong.
My own Mandela Effect experience concerns Return of the Jedi. In the battle over Endor, when Lando realises the Death Star shields are still up he tells the rest of the attacking formation to pull up. They do, but two X-wings are a little late and hit the shields and explode. At least that's what I remember! Rewatching the film later, it doesn't happen. But my memory of it is very strong.
This happens in the novelization of RotJ. Did you ever read it?
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