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The Mandela Effect in Art

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First published at 23:49 UTC on April 21st, 2024.

#mindfuck
#mandelaeffect
#isitapsyop

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Okay, I’m flummoxed. I’d finally decided the Mandela Effect was a psyop since the entirety of it is based on online searches (which makes it very easy to manipulate, delete, control what’s available and create a mindfuckery for the masses in order to cause people to not trust their memories). But… The Thinker has me rethinking this. Then again, I’ve never seen the statue in real life so, technically, I can’t even confirm its existence, let alone its pose.
For what it’s worth, The Thinker I recall had his hand balled up in a fist, against his forehead, and the upper body was very hunched down, almost as if in pain (fetal position), just like the last version mentioned in the video, the one used in the IBM ad.

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