Kit-Kat/Kit Kat, Froot/Fruit Loops, Pikachu’s tail, Shaggy’s Adam’s apple, et al seem double-sided to me, perhaps set to catch the attention of children as well as those of us that grew up with them. Not to mention the millions of us that spent numerous hours in the passenger seat looking at that damned “may be.” If I didn’t have a wife and daughter that witnessed the same incidents, I would have probably voluntarily admitted myself into a psychiatric hospital.īut, that’s kind of the theme with the Mandela Effect isn’t it? Nothing makes sense and it sometimes seems designed to drive observers absolutely bonkers.Īnd then sometimes, it’s seemingly designed to target specific types of people.Īutomobile changes like the VW logo and the “Objects in mirrors may be closer than they appear” disappearance should indoctrinate those in the industry. Trust me, not much can shock you once you’ve witnessed an actual flip/flop - where an item changes from what you’ve always known but according to that day’s history it has “always been” the new way, but then said item inexplicably changes BACK to the original way you knew and its history says it never changed. I’ve covered the Mandela Effect a time or three, and while it once made me question my sanity, these days I generally just take the changes in stride.
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