Does there exist a parallel world with us?

Have you ever remembered very well about an incident that happened but in fact it never existed. Because your memory is not good or is there any other mysterious cause? If you regularly experience this phenomenon, you should join the group of people who share your experience. The group of people who believe in the Mandela effect.

The Mandela effect is a theory of parallel worlds based on the fact that there are a lot of people with the same memories of past events even though those events never happened. Proponents of this theory argue that the information that many people recognize may be the right information and may exist some time loopholes in the past where data in the parallel world has exchange with our world.

Doubt about a parallel world.

The Mandela effect was first described in 2010 when a blogger named Fiona Broome shared her experience with an online community called Dragon Con. This is an online community where many people have memories of Nelson Mandela dying in prison in 1980.

"I think Nelson Mandela died in prison, I remember very well that the reportage that morning was shown on television including riots and his wife's speech. And then I realized. he is still alive, " said Fiona.

The name of this phenomenon is named after South African President Nelson Mandela.

In addition, the blogger shared other strange memories such as the Star Trek episodes that were never shown well on the death of Billy Graham.

In 2012, another blogger named Reece shared a similar memory, this time about The Berenstain Bear comic book series. "When I saw the cover of the book, which was tied to my childhood. But people didn't read Berenstein but Berenstain," Reece said.

Reece was a physicist and he described the theory of the universe that could explain the Mandela effect based on four-dimensional space . Reece proposed that the universe had a complex 4-dimensional structure and included three dimensions of space and one time dimension, or could be written as a + ib with real and imaginary parts. With 4-dimensional space, we have 16 quadrants, in which 3-dimensional space is real and 1 dimension is virtual.

The famous series of Berenstain bears.

Both Fiona and Reece's stories received hundreds of concurring comments. The Mandela effect has received media attention for the first time in 2014 by Buzzfeed and then many other magazines and newspapers. The theme related to the effect Mandela is very much interested and constitutes a community where people from all over the world share their experiences.

In addition to the theme of Nelson Mandela's death in 1980, the topic of mispronouncing the name of Berenstain was also heatedly discussed.

Does there exist a world parallel to us as many people imagine?

Berenstain is a popular comic in the 1960s and is very popular in America. The series has been adapted into cartoons, dramas, and even video games. However, controversy erupts when many believe that in their memory the correct name of the series must be Berenstein and not Berenstain . Many people believe that there has been a change of history by a parallel world with us because they firmly believe that the name must be exactly Berenstein with E and not Berenstain with A.

There is now an organization formed to share the experiences of the Mandela effect around the world to demonstrate the existence of a world parallel to us that is the cause of memory gaps. is controversial.