mandela effect...earth no longer outer edge of galaxy?

[alchemikey]

not sure if this has been brought up here yet but i was curious what you all thought about this and other mandela effects

i know i recall reading many llresearch transcripts that mentioned our solar system is on the outer edge of the milky way galaxy

if you look up where we are located in the milky way now it puts earth right in the middle of the galactic center and the rim

http://www.universetoday.com/65601/where...milky-way/

i remember berenstein bears
looney toons
mirror mirror on the wall

those ones really stick out to me

any thoughts?

peace,
mikey

[Patrick]

What is shown on your galactic map is pretty much considered the edge.  Maybe not in terms of distance, but in terms of density of stars.

It's more evident in this image.

[AnthroHeart]

http://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthrea...ht=mandela

[alchemikey]

if you use the wayback machine it shows berenstein switching to berenstain somewhere between april 2001 and august 2001

https://web.archive.org/web/200104070938...stein.html

[Stranger]

I really think people are overthinking this. "Berenstein" is the normal, expected spelling so it makes sense that if you don't look too closely -- or just go by hearing -- your mind will assume the expected spelling. Then at some point you actually look at the letters and - whoa! it's Berenstain!

In the meantime, until the discovery, we keep using the incorrect spelling. The linked site is a third-party site where it's spelled "Berenstein". Click on the "official site link" at the bottom, and you'll see that in 2001 it was still Berenstain.

If reality changed, it would have changed the past also in a completely seamless way.

Our minds are great at finding patterns we're familiar with - like faces in trees and all those sentences floating around on the Internet where random letters are used to replace what's supposed to be there, but we can still read it and barely even notice.

[Sabou]

Yeah, the more I look at the books spelled as Berenstain the more I'm convinced it was always spelled that way and i am just remembering it wrong, phonetically.

Meanwhile, the matrix overlords laugh victoriously as I type this ...

[AnthroHeart]

I really think people are overthinking this.  "Berenstein" is the normal, expected spelling so it makes sense that if you don't look too closely -- or just go by hearing -- your mind will assume the expected spelling.  Then at some point you actually look at the letters and - whoa!  it's Berenstain!

In the meantime, until the discovery, we keep using the incorrect spelling.  The linked site is a third-party site where it's spelled "Berenstein".  Click on the "official site link" at the bottom, and you'll see that in 2001 it was still Berenstain.

If reality changed, it would have changed the past also in a completely seamless way.

Our minds are great at finding patterns we're familiar with - like faces in trees and all those sentences floating around on the Internet where random letters are used to replace what's supposed to be there, but we can still read it and barely even notice.

Yeah, real magic is hokum.