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Mandela Effect Vader. We have the answers to all your questions, plus famous. What he actually says is: Where does the mandela effect come from—and why do these strange perceptions of history keep happening? You are misunderstanding the whole “mandela effect” thing. The point of it is that when enough people hear something that sounds like it could be true or close enough to what they. “no, i am your father” after luke. A new poll on the mandela effect shows most americans incorrectly remember famous quotes from movies like star wars and iconic corporate logos. Only in reality darth vader doesn’t ever say that. But does it happen exactly as you remember, or is this a common. The mandela effect is a phenomenon where many people collectively misremember events, historical facts and pop culture, like so many fans confusing that iconic star wars line. “luke, i am your father,” vader is supposed to have said to the young jedi. And the moment where darth vader reveals that he is in fact luke skywalker’s father is certainly one of them.

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Mandela Effect Vader We have the answers to all your questions, plus famous. A new poll on the mandela effect shows most americans incorrectly remember famous quotes from movies like star wars and iconic corporate logos. The mandela effect is a phenomenon where many people collectively misremember events, historical facts and pop culture, like so many fans confusing that iconic star wars line. “no, i am your father” after luke. The point of it is that when enough people hear something that sounds like it could be true or close enough to what they. And the moment where darth vader reveals that he is in fact luke skywalker’s father is certainly one of them. Only in reality darth vader doesn’t ever say that. Where does the mandela effect come from—and why do these strange perceptions of history keep happening? What he actually says is: “luke, i am your father,” vader is supposed to have said to the young jedi. You are misunderstanding the whole “mandela effect” thing. We have the answers to all your questions, plus famous. But does it happen exactly as you remember, or is this a common.