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One question on Mandela Effect that is now resolved! Is it REAL?! Take a look!! Screenshots,old news articles, some amateur videos prove it!
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this guy's youtube channel seems helpful. lots of video describe the changes in general, generic terms. this video seems much more detailed.
CAPTION: The Lyrics written on the lyrics sheet in my Jewel 1995 Pieces of you say who will save your soul for the chorus of her Who will save your soul song but she sings who will save your souls on the CD. For my U2 The Joshua Tree CD the Song I Still Havn't Found What I'm Looking For has "I have Climbed The Highest Mountains" on the Lyric Sheet but on the CD it says "I have climbed Highest Mountain. There is no word THE or S on Mountain.
Quoting: Digital mix guy
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Click url below, then Scroll to the text below, and click in the embedded link!! What is available online? Digitised newspapers can be viewed online via the British Newspaper Archive, a site developed in partnership with Findmypast, which has newspapers from across the UK, primarily for the 19th century but with a growing number of issues to the end of the 20th century. Searching is free, but to view the newspapers requires a personal subscription. The BNA can be viewed for free in our Reading RooM. [ link to www.bl.uk (secure)] Click on the link embedded in phrase "newspaper archives", then on that page, click button for "advanced search." dozens of hits for Danielle STEELE!!! Dozens of hits for Looney TOONS!!
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Ok, the Mandela Effect has now been SOLVED. gather around. and please invite your friends to come here as well.
the Mandela Effect has now beem SOLVED. it is easy to find artifacts from the original objects on our timeline, i.e. in their state BEFORE they shifted.
the way to do so is simply to use existing online resources to search through old newspapers, via the WEB. and also, you can only find artifacts if they are the product of someone OTHER than the actual purveyor of the item or work in question.
So, for example, ALL occurences of the name "Looney Tunes" appear that way in the actual cartoons. However, if we do a search for the name "Looney Toons," in actual tv listings in various old newspapers.... guess what you find. take a look at the link below, and then click ANY newspaper shown there; then zoom in on the specific imagei... and voila.
"remember, all I'm offering is the truth."
LINK TO SEARCH RESULTS:
[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov (secure)]
LINK TO ACTUAL OCCURRENCE OF PHRASE "Looney TOONS"!!!! Every single search result shows the same result!!!!
[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov (secure)]
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