CERN has officially shut down the Large Hadron Collider until 2030. And one of the internet’s strangest theories is suddenly back: The Mandela Effect.
The bizarre phenomenon where millions of people remember things differently than they’re supposedly recorded.
Pikachu’s black-tipped tail.
The Fruit of the Loom cornucopia.
Mirror, Mirror on the wall.
Most people say it’s faulty memory.
Others believe it’s something else.
What if those memories aren’t wrong?
What if reality changed?
Years ago, a viral theory claimed CERN’s particle collider experiments may have somehow shifted humanity into a neighboring timeline where small details are different.
Sounds insane.
But millions of people still debate the Mandela Effect to this day.
Now CERN is offline and preparing an upgraded collider that scientists say will be far more powerful than before.
And that’s why the theory is back.
Because if people already believe reality changed once… what do they think happens when the machine comes back online even stronger?
[Via: @HustleBitch_]