I have actually encountered such an occurance. Rather odd really. In both cases, I think that we are looking at the insertion of a plausible doppleganger into the timeline after the original's actual death. works for both cases as a time gap opened up in both cases in which fame came a decade later.
This actually makes good sense. We all can have brief moments in a window of public awareness and then drop back. sticking on a faux narritive then makes sense and easily done with minimum need to juice off objectors.
A faux compliant Nelson Mandela works best actually with the original well buried. even the wife story works here.
None of this demands actual time travel to make it work. how curious. Could it have been a genius move by SA INTEL? it certainly succeeded.
Joe Rogan Proposes that the ‘Mandela Effect’ Is Being Used to Alter History
According to VeryWellMind, the Mandela Effect is a situation in which a large mass of people believes that an event occurred when it did not. The term was originated in 2009 by Fiona Broome, after she discovered that she, along with a number of others, believed that Nelson Mandela had died in the 1980s (when he actually died in 2013). It can be explained by false memories, confabulation, misleading post-event information, or priming.
Joe Rogan says he has a theory that the Mandella Effect is being used to alter history in front of our eyes without us noticing and then it is being used to gaslight the public into believing that certain things never happened.
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