This was a lot of fun, I really enjoyed the combination of the chatting about a topic with the spinning, and the way you cited your sources. It was really good, very soothing, and paradoxically made it easier for me to pay attention all the way through without getting board.
Thanks for doing this sit & spin, I do love a good conspiracy theory. I also love watching documentaries, and have watched a ton of Egyptian ones. You've melted my brain though, and I even went to Google to double-check. Where did that freaky vulture thing come from? I don't remember that at all! 🤣
Well…. That sure was a different spin topic!!!! 🤣 Thoroughly enjoyed hearing another side of your personality Tasmin. You and I could talk for hours!!!!!
So glad you enjoyed! I'm hoping to do them more often but honestly the research is killer! I enjoy it, but it takes days and I have to rest my brain periodically lol.
Hi Tamsin, I hope you're OK xx ❣️❣️❣️ This was a very interesting Sit 'n' Spin. I haven't heard of the Mandela Effect before, but the History of South Africa is definitely complex, especially the Apartheid aspect. I think we'll always be surrounded by Conspiracy Theories of one kind or another. Thankyou so much for sharing the complexities and the information. Happy Spinning Fibre Friend 🎡🐑🥰 Take care, stay safe and well 🌝🥰 Lots of love and Big Hugs Jen xxxx ❤️❤️❤️❤️🫂🫂🫂🫂🐈⬛🐈⬛
Check the timelife cover and National Geographic front page from the period ,, perhaps the image most of us saw. The title graphics sat right over that vulture mostly obscuring it.
@m.5018 I'm sure that's the explanation but what hurts my brain is knowing I have a completely different memory of that mask. How does that even happen?! Lol
@@bffiberarts I guess we hold onto the salient , what matters for survival and let the rest slip away unless we have specific interest. However it’s good fun to conjecture other possibilities. Must rush gotta fire up the Time Machine 😂!!
How I’ve approached research is applying the CRAAP method. Currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose. I learned this method in my composition 2 class in college. Rabbit holes on the other hand are tricker for me to avoid haha
Plus the fruit of the loom has been proven it had the cornucopia, a lady was going mad on tiktok and she actually found her old school shirt with the fruit of the loom logo and it had the cornucopia on it we are not going mad they are changing history slowly and just making us older ones feel like we just miss remember it xx
I love particle acceleration science. It's just so cool. I promise that the LHC and everything to do with it would've gone through ethics boards though, LOL. Particles are really neat. I saw an (older) documentary once about particles teleporting, and why it was different than teleporting a human being. Would have to double check the details. Anyway, yes, memory! It's incredibly unreliable. The classic statement is that every time you remember something, you change the memory a little. This is also why eyewitness accounts are proven to be so unreliable. We fill in the gaps with "likely" answers that are often just wrong. My wife had a college class that had two students stage a fight and then storm out. Then the professor asked the class for a description of the students. Nope. Memory did not come through for them. And we're so suggestible. If I say, "Did they have a red shirt or a blue shirt?" and their shirt was black... then I will probably change or influence your memory of it. This is also why statements given to police, especially under stressful conditions, can be fundamentally deeply flawed as evidence. I think stuff like Berenstein/Berenstain is probably a memory problem. It's probably misfiled by virtue of -stein being a more common name ending (I think, anyway). Or if, like me, you had the books read aloud to you, your mind attributes the sound of the name as sounding like -stein. I wonder about if there was a news article reporting that Mandela had died, and then a retraction printed, but few people paid attention to the retraction. And I suspect people in South Africa did not experience the Mandela effect, as the trouble with reporting and distance being much less, and him being more important in their society. I was definitely taught in school that he became president, but I'm younger than you. The stuff about misinformation given by a source that we perceive as reliable is very frustrating, though, especially when it catches on and everyone insists that it's true. Ah, the joys of tiktok and celebrities being expected to comment on politics, local or otherwise.
It's really fascinating how our brains work. And I think a lot of it is just misunderstanding things and yes filling in the blanks. But it still feels so creepy! Rofl
If it’s any comfort ,, the altered memory thing predates the LHC. At least I think so 😅. My first recall of freaky memory when I returned to a an old family home we had before I was four or five . I had what I thought were strong detailed memories of the layout of the place but was shocked that whilst those memories were accurate they were also false in that somehow I’d flipped the entire house and remembered it in a mirrored form. Left was right and right was left. My life has been chaos ever since 😆. Creative ,interesting but chaos.
You should watch Steins Gate, an anime! Really good story about SERN (yes, with an S), time travel and alternate timelines. OTOH, that poor collider doesn't deserve all the hate it gets. It's not because two things happen at the same time that there is causality, or even a link. Also, the system is used for very short amount of time (like seconds) when doing an experiment. It's not something that you turn on and let it do its things for years. The Mandela Effet is still an interesting topic. El Psy Congroo.
I'll add that to my list. Love a good recommendation. And I shouldn't pick on the LHC but I just can't help myself lol. The theories are fun if you don't take them seriously.
This was a lot of fun, I really enjoyed the combination of the chatting about a topic with the spinning, and the way you cited your sources. It was really good, very soothing, and paradoxically made it easier for me to pay attention all the way through without getting board.
It's the spinning. It hypnotized you into listening lol. I'm really glad you enjoyed.
Thanks for doing this sit & spin, I do love a good conspiracy theory. I also love watching documentaries, and have watched a ton of Egyptian ones. You've melted my brain though, and I even went to Google to double-check. Where did that freaky vulture thing come from? I don't remember that at all! 🤣
See?! Freaked me out! So glad I'm not the only one who doesn't remember it.
The pyramids technically have always had EIGHT sides. 😅
Well…. That sure was a different spin topic!!!! 🤣
Thoroughly enjoyed hearing another side of your personality Tasmin.
You and I could talk for hours!!!!!
Random topics! I love them! I didn't expect to be trying to understand physics when I started looking into this but I just followed the rabbit lol.
Can’t wait. This subject has been on my front burner for the last 5 days.
Hope you enjoy!
Love the sit and spin. It’s been while. But I have been waiting. You never disappoint it was amazing. lol thank you.
So glad you enjoyed! I'm hoping to do them more often but honestly the research is killer! I enjoy it, but it takes days and I have to rest my brain periodically lol.
Always enjoy your videos, no matter the subject matter. Thank you🤗
Aww thanks! I know this one wasn't a long but trying to wrap my head around physics took it out of me lol.
Thanks for this one tamsin I really enjoyed it xx
I'm so glad you enjoyed!
Yayayayaya I'm ready and watching I love these videos xx
Me too lol
Got to love cern theries, ooo im enjoying this one xx
Fun right?
Hi Tamsin, I hope you're OK xx ❣️❣️❣️
This was a very interesting Sit 'n' Spin.
I haven't heard of the Mandela Effect before, but the History of South Africa is definitely complex, especially the Apartheid aspect.
I think we'll always be surrounded by Conspiracy Theories of one kind or another.
Thankyou so much for sharing the complexities and the information.
Happy Spinning Fibre Friend 🎡🐑🥰
Take care, stay safe and well 🌝🥰
Lots of love and Big Hugs Jen xxxx ❤️❤️❤️❤️🫂🫂🫂🫂🐈⬛🐈⬛
It's such a big topic in the conspiracy world. I just find it entertaining but some people take it very seriously. Be well!
This is one of my fave videos. Spinning and the mandela effect/conspiracy theories. Right up my street.
Isn't that why we're all here? Lol glad you enjoyed!
@@bffiberarts Absolutely, but try tellin' some folks that lol
Agreed on King Tut, no vulture when i was a kid, either xx
That one really hurts my brain.
Check the timelife cover and National Geographic front page from the period ,, perhaps the image most of us saw. The title graphics sat right over that vulture mostly obscuring it.
@m.5018 I'm sure that's the explanation but what hurts my brain is knowing I have a completely different memory of that mask. How does that even happen?! Lol
@@bffiberarts I guess we hold onto the salient , what matters for survival and let the rest slip away unless we have specific interest. However it’s good fun to conjecture other possibilities. Must rush gotta fire up the Time Machine 😂!!
The possibilities and the fun of considering them is what is all about! Have fun time traveling!
The golden Tut mask is the one i remember from the National Geographic.
@pamyclark1263 memory is such an interesting thing isn't it?
How I’ve approached research is applying the CRAAP method. Currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose. I learned this method in my composition 2 class in college. Rabbit holes on the other hand are tricker for me to avoid haha
Yeah I have a hard time staying on track lol
Such as fruit of the loom with the cornucopia that I remember then you have the ones that doesn't have it xx
I remember it! But it's not there!
Plus the fruit of the loom has been proven it had the cornucopia, a lady was going mad on tiktok and she actually found her old school shirt with the fruit of the loom logo and it had the cornucopia on it we are not going mad they are changing history slowly and just making us older ones feel like we just miss remember it xx
Oh I can go on for days about this subject I love this one lol xx
Haha you just got onto what I was talking about lol xx
Ooo I like this theory x
I love particle acceleration science. It's just so cool. I promise that the LHC and everything to do with it would've gone through ethics boards though, LOL. Particles are really neat. I saw an (older) documentary once about particles teleporting, and why it was different than teleporting a human being. Would have to double check the details.
Anyway, yes, memory! It's incredibly unreliable. The classic statement is that every time you remember something, you change the memory a little. This is also why eyewitness accounts are proven to be so unreliable. We fill in the gaps with "likely" answers that are often just wrong. My wife had a college class that had two students stage a fight and then storm out. Then the professor asked the class for a description of the students. Nope. Memory did not come through for them. And we're so suggestible. If I say, "Did they have a red shirt or a blue shirt?" and their shirt was black... then I will probably change or influence your memory of it. This is also why statements given to police, especially under stressful conditions, can be fundamentally deeply flawed as evidence.
I think stuff like Berenstein/Berenstain is probably a memory problem. It's probably misfiled by virtue of -stein being a more common name ending (I think, anyway). Or if, like me, you had the books read aloud to you, your mind attributes the sound of the name as sounding like -stein. I wonder about if there was a news article reporting that Mandela had died, and then a retraction printed, but few people paid attention to the retraction. And I suspect people in South Africa did not experience the Mandela effect, as the trouble with reporting and distance being much less, and him being more important in their society. I was definitely taught in school that he became president, but I'm younger than you.
The stuff about misinformation given by a source that we perceive as reliable is very frustrating, though, especially when it catches on and everyone insists that it's true. Ah, the joys of tiktok and celebrities being expected to comment on politics, local or otherwise.
It's really fascinating how our brains work. And I think a lot of it is just misunderstanding things and yes filling in the blanks. But it still feels so creepy! Rofl
If it’s any comfort ,, the altered memory thing predates the LHC. At least I think so 😅. My first recall of freaky memory when I returned to a an old family home we had before I was four or five . I had what I thought were strong detailed memories of the layout of the place but was shocked that whilst those memories were accurate they were also false in that somehow I’d flipped the entire house and remembered it in a mirrored form. Left was right and right was left. My life has been chaos ever since 😆. Creative ,interesting but chaos.
That's the hardest part of the whole thing. Accepting that our memories are not what we think they are.
You should watch Steins Gate, an anime! Really good story about SERN (yes, with an S), time travel and alternate timelines.
OTOH, that poor collider doesn't deserve all the hate it gets. It's not because two things happen at the same time that there is causality, or even a link. Also, the system is used for very short amount of time (like seconds) when doing an experiment. It's not something that you turn on and let it do its things for years.
The Mandela Effet is still an interesting topic.
El Psy Congroo.
I'll add that to my list. Love a good recommendation. And I shouldn't pick on the LHC but I just can't help myself lol. The theories are fun if you don't take them seriously.