La Huella OVNI: The Mandela Effect

• La Huella OVNI talks about the Mandela Effect.
• People say they have checked that this is true.
• There are many moments and songs connected to this effect.

We look into the «Mandela Effect», which means putting fake memories into someone’s mind, making people think they remember things that didn’t happen.

Jorge Luis Sucksdorf talks about how tricky this idea is and says he’ll study it more.

He shows how the Mandela Effect works, using examples like a movie that plays a made-up song as if it’s old, and people start to remember it that way.

Often, Jorge Luis Sucksdorf sees that people remember things differently, especially when talking about UFO sightings.

How does the Mandela Effect happen?

He thinks these differences come from what we’re used to and how we put things we don’t know into categories we understand.

Using examples of UFOs, he shows how our memory can change what we see, making people talk about similar things in the same way, even if they didn’t all have the same thing happen to them.

Later, he talks about a famous example of the Mandela Effect: a lot of people wrongly thought that Nelson Mandela died in jail when he really got out, became a leader, and then died later.

He says that some people on Twitter shared these wrong memories.

Changing memories of what happened

He says the Mandela Effect is about putting fake memories into our minds that feel true, like in movies like «Men in Black».

He asks if maybe we can change memories and if pictures or paintings might be connected to the Mandela Effect.

Jorge thinks about what’s real and our memories, and that people might keep remembering things they’re not sure about.

In simple words, he looks at how fake memories can change how we see things, and how this is linked to things like UFO stories and movies.