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Video: Can Neuroscience Explain the Mandela Effect?

October 3, 2018October 3, 2018 knowingneurons 0 Comments bernstain bears, Confabulation, false memory, Fiona Broome, Hippocampus, Mandela, mandela effect, Memory consolidation, memory retrieval, Quantum mechanics, Schrödinger's cat

Last year, our post “Can Neuroscience Explain the Mandela Effect?” by Caitlin Aamodt soaked up attention like a sponge and was resyndicated widely across the web, landing on pages such as Aeon magazine and the Discover magazine blog.

We’ve decided to take Caitlin’s piece to Youtube, complete with voice-over narration, ambient music, and fittingly eerie video clips. Enjoy!

Written by Caitlin Aamodt.
Read by Joel Frohlich.
Audio edited by Alexa Erdogan.
Video edited by Sean Noah.

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