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This Mandela Effect trivia will have you questioning things you were sure about. The Mandela Effect refers to collective false memories—this happens when large groups of people recall events or details that don’t match how they occurred. The term originated from some people falsely remembering Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 1980s—when in reality, he was released on conditional freedom in 1985 and lived until 2013.
From famous logos to iconic characters, this quiz will test your knowledge of some of the most mind-blowing examples of the Mandela Effect. Your memory is playing tricks on you and you are about to catch them all… We hope! The question is: how many of them can you spot?
Oh, did you miss Part 1? Check it out here.
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Patrick H 8 months ago
This isn't the Mandela Effect. This is just making slight changes to see if anyone notices. The Mandela Effect would be making up completely new things or drastically different things and having people believe they're real.
Andrew Bridge 8 months ago
It helps if you have any idea who these are to begin with
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BeKind&Rewind 8 months ago
I always thought Mother Theresa and Ghandi were good people. Boy was I WRONG!
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Patrick H 8 months ago
This isn't the Mandela Effect. This is just making slight changes to see if anyone notices. The Mandela Effect would be making up completely new things or drastically different things and having people believe they're real.
Andrew Bridge 8 months ago
It helps if you have any idea who these are to begin with
Load More Replies... BeKind&Rewind 8 months ago
I always thought Mother Theresa and Ghandi were good people. Boy was I WRONG!
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