histórias de Mandelaeffect

Some random facts about everything! I researched all these facts in this book. I used Google, Wikipedia, among other websites and search engines. (Some Of The Pictures That Are Featured Are Not Mine)

The Mandela Effect is described by TechTarget as "an observed phenomenon in which a large segment of the population misremembers a significant event or shares a memory of an event that did not actually occur." But what if it did? Find out more in issue #123 of Tevun Krus, your favourite Wattpad e-zine.

When two universes collide, they can sometimes leave bruises on the other. Miserable and bullied at Hogwarts, loner Sophie Granger hopes some experimental magic will cause a happier universe to bump into and bruise her own ... one where her mother isn't estranged from a father she's never known, whoever he might be. For the adults involved, the temporal ripples from these collisions show them a world of what might have been, and force them to examine 12 years of wounds in a friendship that could have become so much more.

Ar kada susimąstėt, kad mėgstamiausias serialas gali slėpti kai ką daugiau nei yra rodoma? O gal turite įtarimų, kad daina nėra apie tai, apie ką dainuojama? Tuomet suradote tinkamą vietą, nes čia, mano draugai, viskas bus paaiškinta.

He had it all-love, success, peace. Until he blinked. And woke up in a white room, a helmet fused to his skull, wires pumping static into his veins. What if every déjà vu was a glitch? What if the Mandela Effect wasn't a joke? What if every conspiracy theory about our world being fake... was real? This isn't just a simulation. It's a prison for the soul.

Yes- this is a random book where I am going to dump all my random ass knowledge into because idk where else to put it and something tells me someone might need it

Collected Tevun-Kruss short stories from 2024.

Pretty Self Explanatory

Samuel Nelson lost his father to cancer. Four years later he is approached by a mysterious man with connections to his dad. Sam begins to investigate and finds himself wrapped up in a whole new world of trouble. P.S. The story is written in the format of a screenplay because eventually I'd like to submit this script to a production company. This is just a rough draft for now. I'd appreciate any and all feedback.

Danny Wolfe was just yor average person, he did well in school, had a job, and a girlfriend. One night he is sitting on his roof with his girlfriend gazing at the stars when suddenly a meteorite hit the earth completely destroying the earth. Then he wakes up in a cold sweat he thought it as a dream and everything seems normal but then he notices everything is different, from his parents personality to his peers at school he needs to figure out what has happened and how to fix everything.

A HP/Mortal Engines Universe fusion fic

Jonathan Wolf, an effeminate high school student in the coast of Oregon, witnesses an event that changes his life. The blue sky turns purple before his very eyes! Yet, not a single person around him pays any mind to it. His friends mentions the Mandela effect, and the many worlds theory, and it all clicked with him: he's in an alternate universe. In a desperate attempt to find anyone from his own universe, he meets Venus; a rebellious girl with a difficult home life, the only other person in his school from his own universe. The two grow a close bond. Feeling totally alone in the world, they share a mutual fear that the sky isn't the only thing that's changed. A search to find the things that have changed ensures. But, Jonathan and Venus are running out of time. A devastating hurricane will come and destroy their town by weeks end. What will they be able to learn before they are forced move? Will they ever see a blue sky above their heads again?

The Mandela Effect is real, as witnessed by the average shitposter.

Many people from all over the world remembered Nelson Mandela "dying" in prison in the 1980s. Scientifically called false memory, this type of event occurs in our everyday life. Recalling something that happened differently than reality, is a possibility of a relative parallel universe.

Two sisters separated by age and personality are brought together by the death of a loved one.

" 'I look at him,his back was turned to me,he was staring out the window. Only his shadow was showing. 'Parker?' 'Is that his name? Parker?' He turns around, and I stepback. This was most definitely not Parker. 'He's weak you know,'he continued,'it only took one blow to his head...' " Tori Leeth is a normal girl in present day. She loves "Kit-Kats" and volunteering at the library for "Story Time". As she picks up the a copy of the Berestein Bears she realizes something, it's the BerestAIn Bears. She thinks it's all in her head...but is it? She doesn't know it yet, but the Mandela Effect is about to change her life. Things started to seem different, and she decides to find out what's going on. Before she knows it she and her librarian friend Parker get into a lot of trouble. There definitely is something going on, something they don't want her to know. Sometimes it's better not to...

In 2010, a young intern joins a secretive research team at CERN, the world's largest particle physics lab. What begins as routine data analysis quickly spirals into a terrifying discovery: some particles aren't disappearing-they're shifting into another dimension. As the team uncovers a parallel reality nearly identical to ours, they establish contact with alternate versions of themselves. But when they attempt to open a stable wormhole, something goes horribly wrong. The narrator wakes up in a world that feels familiar... but isn't. Small details are off. The project has vanished. And the timeline itself seems to be accelerating. Now, strange messages are arriving-coded transmissions from the other side. From himself. They say he can return. But he no longer has the tools to reply. If you've ever felt like something changed after 2012... You might be right.