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Convention Unvection
To compound opinions of those who stay non feathered or contaminated by disease driven hype, needless ridicule, or opinions that are bias against every common sense principle. Just because before it was okay does not make it okay now. Nor does it give into an assumed alignment of a group of people . Because whether there is a majority or minority, there will always be a group of people that will challenge the others interest. Some ways it could be defined as good . In others ways bad. Either those opinions are valued by each side. Some keys opinions are also noted by the motivation or origin of the point. And its value. Of course group A will value their's greater as compared to group B. This is why we have separate groups whom are appointed to make those decisions and certain key players to argue to for each sides cases or causes. Therefore group A is entitled to their opinion just as much as group B is. Now another point is this. If the buffer in between has been contaminated or swayed for either side then either of the groups have not been given a fair shot even if the group that has been favored wins.
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Proverbs 26:2 An undeserved curse has no effect. Its intended victim will be no more harmed by it than by a sparrow or swallow flitting through the sky. " Never take vacations where you make your money at"
"There are those who lie to feel powerful, but really it is just a sign of insecurity."
The art of organized elimination (the beat or join complex). A lot of the time certain figures may form per say clicks in order to maximize the potential of its members to obtain absolute power. The one but only downfall to these false proclamations, absurd claims and having your back even when you are wrong is a psuedo loyalty. No one is above reproach. So when someone says it is all evil. Perhaps it is. But most of it is rooted in greed, jealousy and insecurity. Watching anothers blessings manifest into something great. When the whole time you could have taken the same path. But instead choosing the easy, open path only to have that knowledge be tested. It is now been proven that entitlement doesn't work. It more or less perverts and injusitfies those who put the time, patience and effort to get where they need to be. Although underminded at times. You will be where you should be at. Just make sure it is a everlasting place of peace, joy, and appointment that several of the just have made.
Omnipresent Have you ever misquoted famous movie quotes or felt like masses of people believed that an event that actually did not happen? Indeed, human memory is far from perfect.
We all have experienced the Mandela Effect one way or another. In fact, a 2020 memory study from the journal Psychological Science found that, when asked to recall information, 76% of adults made at least one detectable error. The Mandela Effect is a popular and heavily debated type of false memory. It refers to the situation in which many people thought that an event occurred when it did not. The craziest part is that groups are headstrong and can remember an incident or distinctive experience, even when it is absolutely incorrect. The three prominent features of the Mandela Effect can include:
Origin Of The Term Looking at the source of the Mandela effect, some notable examples, and some possible explanations for this strange convergence of perceptions can help shed light on this unique phenomenon. Fiona Broome started a website to observe this phenomenon in more detail. Here is where the origin of the term "Mandela Effect" was coined in 2009. It all started when Broome went to a conference and began talking to other conference-goers about the tragedy of previous South African president Nelson Mandela and his death in the South African prison in the 1980s. However, with further research, you find out that President Mandela did not die in the 1980s. Instead, he passed away in his own home in 2013. Broome talked to other people about her faulty memories, but she also learned that she was not alone. The people she spoke to also remembered seeing news coverage of Mandela's death, as well as a speech made by his widow. There was quite a shock to Broome when she realized that a large group of people could remember an identical event in such detail, and it never really happened. Fiona then began her website to discuss what she called the "Mandela Effect" and other incidents similar to this occurrence. Most of the time, these memories stem from or are based on popular culture. Some of the most widely recognized examples would be people forgetting the actual color of a wrapper or packet of a favorite snack or trusting that the classic TV show "Looney Tunes" was indeed called "Looney Toons." derived from - https://www.simplypsychology.org/what-is-the-mandela-effect.html |
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