Is It Possible for Neuroscience to Explain the Mandela Effect?
Channel: Completely Weird
Date: 2020-01-15

Would you trust a memory if it felt as real as all your others? And other people confirmed they remember it, too? What if the memory turned out to be false?

Written by Caitlin Aamodt.
Read by Joel Frohlich.
Audio edited by Alexa Erdogan.
Video edited by Sean Noah.

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