BerenSTAIN Bears....

thats messed up...bears don't surf.

I'm sure it was Berenstein Bears.

And didn't James Earl Jones die?

And isn't New Zealand to the left of Australia?

And isn't the earth flat?

No, no, no. You don't get it.

The point is that all the existing books (and photos of them) have changed the spelling from -stein to -stain.

So you will not find any books with -stein on it.

Old books were always -stain though. That's the creepy part.

Yeah, this is an old book....
How creepy
Not

There has been more than 2. The latest change occurred very recently.

sorry about your dementia.

- Fellow future time traveller

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:ohlook:

I agree with at least two shifts that I myself felt...

My kid checked out a book today and it was Berenstain Bears copyright 1992.

As much as this one messes with my head, the change from "Luke, I am your father" to "No, I am your father" might be even worse.

Holy shit you are right! I swear it has always been "Luke.." but now it says "No...I am your father" wtf when did this happen? Why would that be changed? What is the significance?

GLP has a fascination with these fuckin bears

the whole Berenstain/stein thing was an mk ultra thing ..

and people that responded were tagged for reference.

You must not be versed in merging / shifting timelines.

Histories change. Words on physical pages change. Memories change for those close enough to the source.

Thread fail.

Not necessarily a significance. The way I see it, changes probably occurred to many, many things, but we notice them most on certain things that have had a stamping affect on our minds. Like, if some pond now is in a slightly different shape, it would be far less noticeable to far less people than the changing of certain words that were broadcast to massive amounts of people, that they'd all remember. So the idea is that not only books and movies have changed but that it's where the most people would notice where a change did occur.

some don't.

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it was always Stein

i would have had had an issue with its pronunciation as a child if it was Stain, which it wasn't.

Since Stein is always pronounced "styne"
and Stain, would be pronounced "stayne" unless I was corrected, which I wasn't.


Like the other guy above me said, entire histories can change.

Logic won't help. Proof won't help. Just like flat earthers, they want to remain ignorant.