The Mandela Effect (Philosophical & Crazy MWR Commentary)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Today I want to talk about The Mandela effect in two different ways. First is the psychological principle of the Mandela Effect which is a real thing. Then I will talk about the crazier trans-dimensional conspiracy theory version of the Mandela effect which will end up getting wayyyyyyyy out there. Gameplay is MWR of course :P
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Whenever Drift0r puts "crazy commentary" in the title, you just have to click on it...
King Seth Agreed
Ren Hoek interesting kinda "clickbait-no-clickbait" :D
Mr BassRave Haha yea XD
It's not clickbait. Everyone knows that clickbait must be in all caps.
King Seth whenever driftor uploads. you just have to click on it
I learned about this during psychology class. What they told me is that you can manipulate short term memory of any person who does not have telepathic powers, i.e. 99% of us.
You can input and output false memory to your command. Before the class teacher showed us very colourful art with nearly all colours in it and said that his favorite is green.
And then showed few mathematical examples and story on pi = 3.14.. number. And he said his favorite number is the sum of three, 8. And then back to psychology.
Just about towards the end of the class he gave us a paper with question: "write any number and any colour". Mine is - 8 and yellow. But I did not answer that.
He approached to each of us and asked same question, but very differently.
And guess what... they were 12 in our class and we all wrote 8 and green.
That was fucking shocking
My teacher did the same exact thing!
It's similar to the deja vu effect.
this is cool, did you enjoy the class? thinking of learning sypcologey next year
psychology*
I would recommend it. Im taking it this year, and it's really interesting! You learn stuff about ursellf that u never knew about.
These are my favorite type of commentary videos you make.
IT WAS DEFINITELY THE BERENSTEIN BEARS. I VIVIDLY REMEMBER IT AS THAT!!
sustenanceember I know, I'm 100% with you this bothers me
sustenanceember when I was a kid I literally called them that. I vividly remember that and I wrote that in school papers as a kid
Me too. I'd chop off my left nut I'm so confident. Berenstein always pronounced Bern - steen. I used to wonder why it didn't have the jew ring to it heh
sustenanceember I'm looking at a book right now and it's Bernstein bears. and even the phone corrects it to Berenstein, and thats the first time I typed it
Same mind blown
It's not "Luke, I am your father," it's "No, I am your father!"
Ender In A Suit No would be a pretty shitty name. LUL.
Stephen Ward then rewatch the scene. he is actually right, thats the exact line in the film.
It's out of context, that's why very few people remember the exact line. Before the iconic line, Luke says something like "You killed my father!" and then Darth Vader answers: "No. I am your father!"
Supercyzer he says "Obi- Wan never told you what happened to your father" luke says "He told me enough! He told me you killed him!" Vader says "No, I am your father."
The person that voices Darth Vader was interviewed and he said, he clearly remembers reading the lines as, "Luke, I am your father"
Love these videos! It reminds me of your old commentaries! And it makes me so happy and nostalgic seeing you still making these types of videos!
Maybe in an alternate universe activision doesn't rob people blind and get away with it
Henrik You saved my day with that joke 😂
Drift0r, I just gotta say that I'm super happy that you're putting out a lot of philosophical and personal videos again. I subbed for BO2 in depths, and stayed for videos like these. With the way Advanced and Infinite Warfare turned out, videos on CoD just don't interest me anymore. Keep up the good work with videos like these and Overwatch!
Another psych video? *drops everything*
The biggest one for me was definitely the end of the song We Are The Champions. I thought at the very end there was "of the wooorld" but that never existed in any of the versions of the song.
Lol as a huge Queen fan I never thought that even as a kid
LeBraun dude I remember of the world end wtf...
This guy commented on this with a live version of the song where he says it but it got removed as spam... hmmm
I've never seen that movie but I just watched the clip. Would only seem to prove it further since the writers of the movie thought it said of the world too.
it's because the live aid version was seen by so many at the time and thats the version that was played for a long while after.
Here's the scariest mandela effect Is that I remember CoD being good! :O
TLP haha
TLP 😂😂
TLP true that
Savage.
OHHHHHHHH!
Drift0r smoking that good stuff lately...nice commentary.
tacklebahx lol
he does that sometimes , you should see his commentary about COD dinosaurs
he probably smoked a mix of weed and cocaine at that time xD
tacklebahx Yo chill XD
He's getting the dankiest of dank, the good coosh
wrong.
getting "wet" is smoking pcp.
What about the famous Star Wars quote? "Luke i am your father" is actually "No I am your father"
this video was not made to be watched in the future,
rip steven hawking
this is why you're one of the best commentators on UA-cam, you take on the most taboo subjects and i love it
The Mandela effect hit me back in October! As soon as I heard that the Berenstein Bears was spelled "Berenstain Bears" I was like... what that can't be right because I remember it being Berenstein! Stein not Stain! After that I searched up more things like for example Looney Toons is what I remember the cartoon as spelled but it's spelled Looney Tunes. Then I learned this was called the Mandela effect.
Excellent commentary! Always enjoy a good psychological thinking piece.
I remember learning about 9/11 in the 6th grade in my homeroom class when we had a moment of silence on the infamous day, and then I remember hearing about Mandela's death between period 5 & 6 in the 9th grade which was fall 2013 I believe. Jimmy Carter trick question, he's still alive.
I was probably taking a nap, throwing food everywhere, or shitting myself during 9/11 because I was only three months old at the time!
James Herman I was 10 months old lol I was probably watching my brother play his PS1 or PS2 whatever he had
James Herman i was 8 months in the womb i was born a month late
I was in the void of nothing
Because I didn't existed
Loving your return to the ol' classic commentaries on different subjects. I still go back and watch them every now and then!
im really glad your back to doing the commentary videos more. its what i came here for and gives me food for thought on the given day.
they aren't false memories, they are alternative facts
Does anyone else remember Pikachu having a black spot at the end of its tail? Yeah, apparently that doesn't exist.
The Yarny Kitten holy sheeeeet!
The Yarny Kitten duck yea I do... WAIT THEY REMOVED IT???
NO WAIT WHAT IVE DRAWN HIM WITH IT
I just looked up ep 1 pikachu wtf
The Yarny Kitten PIKACHU 100% had a black spot on his tail. I don't care what anyone says, I grew up playing and watching Pokémon, I wouldn't forget something like that. Ever. Not in a million years.
great vid driftor love you philosophical commentaries, it's always been the backbone of your channel to me
Loved the video, Drift0r! I know these videos do not get the attention you wish they would get, but I absolutely adore them. Thanks for making life more enjoyable!
I think the Berenstain conundrum was a result of the theme song to the cartoon. Pretty sure it sang "the bear - stein bears" and that probably fucked with a bunch of people.
The Ace Of Spades This point assumes the everyone affected watched to show and did not read the title at all. As someone who only touched the books, I read stein.
Hey Drft! Keep these philosophical videos coming. Love them!
Really love these types of videos from Drift0r, the weird commentaries and stuff
From an academic perspective: I'm studying zoology and conservation and one of the methods we use to help our work is to gain local knowledge. When we're specifically talking to someone about the past we have to take into account the Mandela effect as people tend to naturally tend to sensationalise their past memories. It's theorised that people will often remember their past as something better than it actually was for the sake of their happiness and sanity. It would be interesting to see if this effect is present in other complex species such as chimps although it would be a lifelong effort to see if this was true and you would have to get a relatively large sample size to do so.
"Our brains are frallible" - Drift0r.
If that was on purpose, that was brilliant.
Either way, it's pretty funny.
Keep doing these type of commentaries. I never miss these
Im loving these philosophical commentary
please keep doing these commentarys litterly so intresting to watch i love this kina stuff
I was just looking up this topic a few weeks ago. Thanks for making a video on this, Drift.
I remember in one of your BO2 videos you said something like "...improve your k/d ratio."
But in the actual video you actually said "...improve your score per minute."
That ending, "it's not illuminati doing crazy illuminati stuff". Whelp, looks like they got to ole drift0r, no one is safe it seems.
favourite series by far, keep it up!
Cheers from Sweden
I'm watching this in 2019 and Stephen Hawking actualy died
I love these kind of videos, keep it up Driftor
Great video Driftor I gave up video games but stick around for these commentaries
I love these types of videos! There were a ton of madella effect videos in my suggested for some reason a week ago
In Titanic it's not "paint me like one of your french girls" it's "draw me like one of your french girls"
I was just talking about this! Apparently me along with a ton of other people remember watching the cash me outside girl a few years ago. I guess it was only filmed last year though 😮
As Vsauce told me, the most logical answer is always the most probable answer.
The Mandela Effect basically is a demonstration of Carl Jung's concept of the Collective Unconscious, which is the idea that because human beings have the same basic biological structure in our brains, we share many basic abstract concepts that we think about and come up with the same basic ideas.
Examples is that the guy who fears spiders and the guy who fears heights are basically both expressing a basic shared primordial function of human psychology (which is a fear of something dangerous), they simply have slightly different expressions of it.
So in this case, we have large numbers of people mis-remembering what actually happened in the past, due to the utilizing the same reasoning and memory functions in their brains.
Some of these mispronunciations of names and words like The Berenstain Bears comes from people being more familiar speaking certain syllables they're more familiar with over ones that are unique. Stein is a common suffix at the end last names. A great example of this would be how most people say sherbert instead of sherbet ice cream; there's no R in the word. Furthermore, I have a conclusion about Drift0r regarding his recollections of his fussy memories.
Drift0r is a Replicant. His actual lifespan goes back only as far as his youtube channel does. He's due to expire any week now.
This is exactly the reason. It's such a simple explanation and people choose to take the long and complicated way to understand why. Honestly, how many times have you seen someones last name as Bernstein? Now, how many times have you seen someones last name as Bernstain? I bet you've always seen it as the former and none of the latter, which is why you associate the bears last name as Bernstein.
EdwardERS p
I love these videos so much Drift0r
Hey Drift0r, I recommend Elizabeth Loftus if you want to learn more about false memories. She did this famous study on trying to implant false memories into participants about being lost in the mall as a child; surprisingly it worked on some of the participants. Also, my research lab does research on Déjà Vu which is interesting cognitive research as well. Thanks for these videos, love the philosophical/psychology topics.
This was hella interesting I love these
Excellent video Drift0r, I really enjoy the philosophical commentaries especially ones like this that challenge viewers. If you're interested in more information on this I HIGHLY recommend watching Brain Candy, it's a UA-cam Red series (makes it worth buying) by Vsauce & he actually dedicated an episode to this sort of subject. He actually made people believe in false memories that he was able to plant in their mind & over time they simply accepted & believed what he was telling them that they had done. It's a pretty scary/interesting subject. Personally I don't think that this huge conspiracy is true but nonetheless, it shows how powerful the human mind is.
The one that got me the most is C3-P0's leg. When I first noticed it being silver it completely baffled me, I thought it was just another of Lucas' blu ray remasters because I do remember him always being solid gold, no silver leg.
Drift0r, I hope someday you'll start a second channel for stoner talk, I love this kind of thing.
These are your best videos
Love these commentaries!
I was waiting for you to talk about this :D
AT START OF VID: From what I hear, this effect is one that causes your brain to come up with a statement(whether true or false) so you can survive, in a sense, in the conversation. So it is like an effect that stirrs up instinct.
These videos are always really cool
Not sure if it's related and I'm sure some trolls will flock to this. But I was in a bad wreck after driving from New Mexico to my home in Louisville in 23 hours . I was ok for the most part but once I got home I noticed many changes in my town right outside of Louisville that hadn't been there before I asked my friends about the changes and they said they had always been that way. Not sure if I had a concussion and my mind made false memories but I had no signs of a concussion in the hospital. I don't know I believe this this stuff. The world is a strange place open to interpretation. I like this kind of content driftor.
Davis Skelton maybe the wreck scared you and gave you that near death experience feeling so you started to see the world around you differently. I know personally that I tend to notice things in spots I look everyday that have always been there. I think your thoughts and feeling during certain moments is also a way to influence memories
Drift0r... the one "Call Of Duty" UA-camr who even almost touches real life...
i enjoy these videos. i had completely forgotten the berenstein bears until now. my brain was blown
Nice job driftor, it looks like you've finally decided to become a good UA-camr and not stand up for bullshit anymore, I see you.
this is so crazy.... ive heard multiple channels talk about it and its always interesting
Ive watched countless videos on the mandela effect (or have i?) and i honestly get astounded by it every time
I LOVE THESE COMMENTARYS
I vividly remember playing a video game called "Saul of Duty" based on King Saul from the Bible, but then when I woke up one day and it was changed to "Call of Duty," and was all about soldiers and killstreaks, and nothing biblical at all. I was super confused, but now it makes sense.
hey im one of those south african subs! love your philosophical vids man keep it up!
"Stephen Hawking's still alive" 😭😭😭
Great vid! Do more like this
Is it weird that I just love driftors voice, like I don't even pay much attention to the topic, just think it's fun
I've studied that car crash false memory study in my Psychology A level class. Much love from the UK!
Hillary Clinton has more than 2 L's. She has all the L's
I like Asian girls HiLLary CLinton
So is this why many people I've talked to and myself all vividly remember Mace Windu getting hit by a speeder after palpatine threw him out the window, but even after rewatching the movie, a pirated prerelease copy, bloopers, and internet research I can find absolutely nothing related at all?
Drift I have to admit I originally subbed to your channel for in depth but now I only look forward towards your philosophical commentaries not saying your quality of in depth has declined but I just a lot of my desire to play games. Just thought you should know.
Awesome video and topic!
The Mandela effect is very interesting. He didn't die in prison!!
I also remember the berenstein bears, but maybe its just my mind making me think thats what I remembered
because you remembered it that way. I don't know what I know anymore...
Love these philosophical videos.
new mandela effect. cheetah runs nearly 80 miles per hour. originally, only 35 miles per hour. suddenly coyotes can run 45 miles per hour. there ya go!
I'd love more videos like this and I'd especially love if you made one about Stnchronicity
Glad a big channel made somthing about this
the hilarity of the fact that I was studying Nelson Mandella in history is off the chart
THIS IS WHAT WE SUBSCRIBED FOR!
LOVE THIS make more of these
Driftor, my clan leader and I have had many a sleepless night discussing the M.E. in its entirety. We cannot discount the brain's natural tendency to fabricate memories, change memories, influenced by groups, etc. That is all said and good, but we have arrived at two astonishing revelations: one, there appears to be a fifty fifty break between people that will remember a checklist of the common ME's approximately 80% one way OR 80% the other way. And two, there's generally one or two mind-blowing examples that people have a unique understanding of and are left absolutely flabbergasted, be it they have written a report on it, researched it, constantly exposed to it, etc. Mine was the Coke logo. On a side note, it you can appreciate someone taking the time to shop a lot of the logos back to how we remember them, please message me as I have taken the time to do quite a few of them, and not a shoddy version either.
'Jimmy Carter is still alive and kicking...'
So...he has the Jimmy legs?
* trollface away *
I love this type of videos
Love the vids keep them up
I have a theory about deja vu. Maybe deja vu are like dreams in which when you are experiencing a dream you're actually remembering the dream near the end of you sleep, that's why you don't "always have dreams" because you don't always remember them. Do what if deja vu is actually events you have experienced in the future bleeding through to your current time. So maybe is now is just us remembering past events
These are your best videos since they are thought provoking.
my stories get more and more extreme as I realise just how mundane my life really is and I begin to "spice it up"
For anybody interested, the psychiatry term for an anomaly in memories like this is "confabulation". I just thought it was a cool word so there you go.
great engaging commentary!
Philosophical driftor is my favourite driftor!
I remember that short Disney animation, Steamboat Willie, where Mickey mouse pulled his suspenders while steering the boat, but it never happened. Also a bunch of stuff like the location of south America or the location of the kidneys. Ton's more but apparently it really is bad memory and confirmation bias. I am really starting to get worried about my memory, it's like early onset dementia, I could never trust my own memory, now I need others to remember for me. Anyways, thank you for solving the Mandela effect, we already know enough about reality that quantum mechanics and the multiverse is impossible.
Coincidence that this went up the same day as Martin McGuinness died.
National hero, it's a moment that will stay with me just like all of the other famous deaths.
Wow finally something worth watching!
Literally I broke into tears to hear that things aren't the way they were.
I've been following the Mandela Effect for a couple years now because I found it so interesting and couldn't believe that things are actually different than I remember. At first, my memories seemed so real and that I couldn't believe that they could be wrong. However, after years and dozens of these experiences, it started becoming more clear to me that they are, just as you said, false memories. And maybe "false" memories isn't the best word for all cases, but perhaps it would be better to call it perpetuated misinformation. The bible verse you mentioned might not be a real bible verse, but it is a quote that has been perpetuated by both text and word of mouth for a long, long time. Hearing it or reading it somewhere gets you to believe that it is indeed an actual bible verse. I'm working on a big Reddit post that will offer up reasoning and explanation for many of the popular Mandela Effects, although I'm not sure how it will go over because I think people prefer and wish to believe that something supernatural is at work.
PourTheCoalToEr where will you post it?
r/MandelaEffect
But why do literally millions of people have the exact same misconception? Like with the whole Barenstain Bears thing (what really turned this into a pop culture thing), people legitimately just remember it as Barenstein without any mention of the name beforehand. Someone would just say _Barenstain Bears_ and almost anyone who read those books would say, no it's *_Barenstein_* Bears, even if they had never heard of the Mandela Effect before at all. It just doesn't make any sense.
you have some Saudi fans
I love your content driftor since 2011
keep it up
Berenstain and Berenstein could also just be chocked up to the cursive writing confusing kids and it just sticking, once you see something like that you just never question that again because it's just small details.