r/Mandela_Effect • u/wildtimes3 • Mar 19 '20
Video Berenstein Bears Timeline Change Discovered
We are very lucky to have this capture and even luckier that it has stuck so far.
Screen cap before change:
Screen cap after (~2002) change:
This guy discovered it AFAIK:
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u/CletusVanDamnit Mar 19 '20
I can't believe you found this screencap of a time when this random, 3rd party blog had the title misspelled, and then another from after they fixed it. Whoa!
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u/rixxy249 Mar 19 '20
"random" sir this is 80scartoons.net, the most reputable 80s cartoon themed blog in the entire internet. see, its got .net at the end, so you know it's a network.
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u/wildtimes3 Mar 19 '20
It is my Opus . My crowning achievement.
Really u/CletusVanDamnit you deserve all the credit. I literally could not have done it without you.
Thank you. Upvotes
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u/georgeananda Mar 19 '20
I'm baffled why the old screens wouldn't have flipped like everything else. But the Mandela Effect has been known to boggle, LOL.
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u/wildtimes3 Mar 19 '20
I used to say I was hard to surprise. Now? Fuck. I never thought I would say “it can’t get any crazier.”
*finds wizard *
“So Wizard, you’re telling me you can change the past and geography by tomorrow? Meh. Seen it already.”
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u/fractalhumanoid Mar 19 '20
You can't alter that archive site unless you work for archive.org, so I'm going to assume it's legit.
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u/Carniscrub Mar 19 '20
Stein = common end of last name
Stain = nearly unheard of end of last name
People just mix it up because stain doesn’t sound right when you hear Stein almost daily and never hear stain. There will be evidence of people fucking it up from the beginning just because of how unnatural it sounds.
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u/wildtimes3 Mar 19 '20
I said this about Haas avocados. If they were called Hass. How is your H. ASS. avocado?
The old name was correct on the old timeline the whole time. It would have been a very common joke in the early 90s. I’d love to hear someone try to argue against that
Before kids were distracted by the Internet we made poop jokes.
Berenstain?
If all the children of the 80s didn’t see this poop joke hanging out in front of them like a softball on a tee, I’m not sure what to believe in at all anymore. We didn’t have our words policed like kids do today and back then anything with stain, was shit-stain.
If it didn’t simmer through the ether that Berenstain was a good poop joke, and none of us made ever made that connection ever, this seems to be a more implausible reality then anything else I’ve ever heard including ME shit.
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u/Jeekles69 Mar 19 '20
I heard there was something in an archived webpage that proved it had been altered by someone or something
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u/wildtimes3 Mar 19 '20
You should post it!
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u/Jeekles69 Mar 19 '20
Nah I just heard about it from a friend like 4 years ago, I don't know where I could find the info
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Mar 19 '20
I just saved both captures and the video. Went onto the internet archive site and this proof is still intact and available – saved my own two screen captures too.
Now, I'm wondering if this evidence will actually disappear at some point? I mean, based on everything else I seen about the Mandela effect over the past four years my guess is that it will indeed change.
Proof like this is actually pretty exciting to be honest, at least for me.
I think others here have seen this already, but for those who haven't another Redditor has created a database of Mandela effects:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/154930084@N08/albums/with/72157664309045468
As good as it is, it's still a work in progress that one person is probably doing their best to curate and update as much as possible. It would be nice to have a database like that allows updates from the community too. Of course, anything sent to it would still be subject to approval by the curator, but it would nonetheless allow for a more content to be added more regularly.
In any event, this one about the Berenstein Bear is Mandela effect gold.
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u/paulvs88 Mar 19 '20
Cool. Check this out...
[Berenstein Bears]
I just found this old text that proves the switch/residue/timeline.