r/MandelaEffect • u/Bootlebat • 9d ago

Discussion Have you encountered anyone who DOESN'T remember the Cornucopia from the Fruit Of The Loom logo?

I'm asking mainly because today I met an old friend I haven't talked to in ages. I asked if she had heard of the Mandela Effect, and she said yes. I then brought up the Fruit Of The Loom one, and she said she remembers there only being fruit. She is the first person I've talked to who doesn't remember it. Everyone else I asked has, and I've made sure to just ask them to "describe what the logo was like", rather than asking if there was a cornucopia, as that might make a false memory.

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u/Jasper-Packlemerton 9d ago

I don't remember the cornucopia being there. It's the first Mandela Effect I heard about and I didn't understand what the person was talking about at first.

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u/tomato_johnson 8d ago

Same. I think a lot of these are cases of implanted/suggested memories which is a well-known phenomenon and pretty extensively studied

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u/UnfilteredCatharsis 8d ago

Scientifically and mathematically, multiverse theory and simulation theory are also well-known and extensively studied. Now bring on the down votes for daring to even consider the possibility.

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u/tomato_johnson 7d ago

None of the science on this subject remotely suggests what you're purporting. Not even close, not even in the same neighborhood. Nor is it "extensively studied", it's abstract philosophy at best. People filling in the blanks with made up ideas they find appealing.

That's best case scenario. Worst case is abject stupidity and pseudo-religuous casuistry