The thing about the mandela effect is that everything physical shifts as well, including old books. It is only our memories, our soul, that remembers it the other way. Since our soul is what transfers between the other timelines.
Interesting. I just looked at the logo of the book now. My first glance at the title it looked like “Berenskun” with a “-“ above the K making it look more like a Nordic word. That’s interesting bc as a kid it never looked that way to me. In fact I remember a specific memory where I was trying to remember whether it was “stein” or “stien” and then gave up bc I thought the word was too long to read 😂
What is interesting was it never looked Nordic to me. But maybe bc my young mind wasn’t exposed to Nordic words yet. However the new logo is so distinctively “Nordic” looking to me now that I really have to focus to see “stain”.
Also I think I would have remembered “stain” bc it’s an actual word. Now did I know the word “stain” when I was 5-6 🤔. I definitely didn’t know what jewish last names were or how common the “stein” suffix is.
I don’t understand this one. Does no one have a copy of the old books to compare?
The thing about the mandela effect is that everything physical shifts as well, including old books. It is only our memories, our soul, that remembers it the other way. Since our soul is what transfers between the other timelines.
Interesting. I just looked at the logo of the book now. My first glance at the title it looked like “Berenskun” with a “-“ above the K making it look more like a Nordic word. That’s interesting bc as a kid it never looked that way to me. In fact I remember a specific memory where I was trying to remember whether it was “stein” or “stien” and then gave up bc I thought the word was too long to read 😂
What is interesting was it never looked Nordic to me. But maybe bc my young mind wasn’t exposed to Nordic words yet. However the new logo is so distinctively “Nordic” looking to me now that I really have to focus to see “stain”.
Also I think I would have remembered “stain” bc it’s an actual word. Now did I know the word “stain” when I was 5-6 🤔. I definitely didn’t know what jewish last names were or how common the “stein” suffix is.