Field Marshall Bradley
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Memory and IQ don’t necessarily correlate like that……
Do some of you really believe this Mandela effect nonsense?
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Memory and IQ don’t necessarily correlate like that……
He was known by Jack Kennedy. That's actually what the older generation referred to him as. It's kinda how celebrities trying to stunt always make it a point to say they know "Bobby" De Niro.
Laidbackman
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I was thinking his father was named Jack Kennedy. I forget it was Joe Kennedy...you know that history.
Anyway, now I do remember reading or hearing a documentary, where they said John was also known as Jack to his family. That's part of my point. Those were documentries that I probably only heard but some many times. However about 10 or so years ago, I would sometimes hear commentators on the radio addressing John Kennedy as Jack Kennedy from the beginning, without ever mentioning John. That's when I thought they were confusing him with his father. Like I said, the only other time I heard or read his nickname Jack, was on some documentary, when they made it clear it was John's nickname to his family.
With that said, his name Jack was never popular enough to the general public, to be referring to him as Jack Kennedy. You'd have to read his biography, or get that kind of information from a documenrtary. Even in the 60's, he was never referred to as Jack Kennedy.
IAMDetroit
"Yall Nig*as"
That's why it's named after him.The namesake of this "effect" is crazy. People don't remember the memorial that Obama attended? The one where Michelle glaring at him because he was keke'ing with some pawg. That shyt was everywhere
I think the strong hand line is in another part of the movie
When that happened everybody was like holup
didnt he die in like 99-00??Some ppl think he died in the early 90's
IAMDetroit
"Yall Nig*as"
Lol don't do it to yourself.
Look, I got this EXACT BOOK someplace, I don't ever throw away my youth literature books and I'm willing to bet, with a gun to my head, that shyt was Stein!
As for the Monopoly man...he ain't have a monocle? I think folk were confusing him with Mr Peanut, 'cause the original drawing most definitely had one....right?
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In the constant pursuit of knowledge and truth, I gotta find that book and know for certain, even if it kills me.
IAMDetroit
"Yall Nig*as"
IdkRelax
1 theory is that 2012 was the year shyt changed.
Either the Mayans or CERN using the particle accelerator and tampering with physics.
IAMDetroit
"Yall Nig*as"
My girl tore through her momma house to find them books.
In the constant pursuit of knowledge and truth, I gotta find that book and know for certain, even if it kills me.
It wasn't pretty when she found em. Lol
Laidbackman
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I mentioned in post #27 that I let myself get persuaded into believing Curtis Mayfield wrote, "Be Thankful For What You Got", a big hit that was really released by William Devaughn in the spring of 1974. This was the result of some young you-tubers posting this song, with Curtis Mayfield on the thumbnail, believing he was the originator.
I saw a you-tube video a few days ago of a White dude discussing the so-called Mandela Effect. And he used this William Devaughn/Curtis Mayfield mix up as his first example. However, most off the comments in that video said they thought everyone knew the song was written by William Devaughn. Like I said earlier, I should have known that one myself. That's why I agreed that this Mandela Effect thing has gotten a little blown outta proportion. Like I said, it's more of a matter of young people spreading information without doing their research. Or they really believed what they posted was true for a long time, perhaps since childhood, just to find out they were wrong all those years. That happens a lot with music in particular.
The same thing happened again recently, concerning the nice 1975 release, "Do You Remember The Rain", sung by a group outta Chicago named, "21st Century". That group should have went a lot further than they did, especially with that release. But today on you-tube, you can also find this exact same song with the "The Silvers" thumbnail, which is incorrect. I thought it was the Jackson Five when I first heard it back in the day. I could understand someone thinking it was the Silvers too. But to me, it sounded more like a Jackson Five cut, even though Michael Jackson and Foster Silver sounded just alike.
So again, I wouldn't create some type of a phenomenal outta this mixup either.
I saw a you-tube video a few days ago of a White dude discussing the so-called Mandela Effect. And he used this William Devaughn/Curtis Mayfield mix up as his first example. However, most off the comments in that video said they thought everyone knew the song was written by William Devaughn. Like I said earlier, I should have known that one myself. That's why I agreed that this Mandela Effect thing has gotten a little blown outta proportion. Like I said, it's more of a matter of young people spreading information without doing their research. Or they really believed what they posted was true for a long time, perhaps since childhood, just to find out they were wrong all those years. That happens a lot with music in particular.
The same thing happened again recently, concerning the nice 1975 release, "Do You Remember The Rain", sung by a group outta Chicago named, "21st Century". That group should have went a lot further than they did, especially with that release. But today on you-tube, you can also find this exact same song with the "The Silvers" thumbnail, which is incorrect. I thought it was the Jackson Five when I first heard it back in the day. I could understand someone thinking it was the Silvers too. But to me, it sounded more like a Jackson Five cut, even though Michael Jackson and Foster Silver sounded just alike.
So again, I wouldn't create some type of a phenomenal outta this mixup either.
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I swear dude from Scary Movie 2 said “take my strong hand.” And not just “take my hand” lol.
But I just watched this movie a few days ago, and I think he said use my strong one which made it funnierI must have the memory of a goldfish
