Thanks for your response. I'm noticing older TV shows have changed. For example; the absolutely phenomenal TV series, Lie to Me. I've watched the entire series twice, and I have a VERY good memory. The other day I felt like watching it again and turned it on. It was about halfway through that the thought came to me that I've never seen this before. Curious, I let it play the episode after that one. Again, I've never seen it before. Now, I'm noticing it on several series that I've watched multiple times. IE: Justified, DS9, The Expanse, Firefly, old Laramie episodes and more.

This isn't a case of early senility, as the people who were watching it with me said the same thing. We even joked that we had all shifted to a parallel dimension. :-)

Lynda

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Jim Stone is seeing the Mandela Effect. I believe the correct explanation for this has been set forth by Dale DuFay. I have been seeing these things my entire life. (The first thing I recall 'changing' was the peace sign -- so early 70s).

His channels:

https://www.youtube.com/c/TheMandelaEffectEqualsKnowledge

https://www.youtube.com/c/DaleDuFayTerra%E2%80%99softheMilkyWay

I originally started watching his channel 'Terras of the Milky Way' in 2017/18, and saw the 'differences' on Google Earth (and my own personal maps) in real time as he covered what he, too, was seeing. This phenomena is affecting a large number of people and to differing degrees (some see only logo changes, song lyrics . . . others see changes in their neighborhood, their own bodies, etc.). IMO it is part of the 'awakening' of humanity.

A.I. is not doing this, I assure you. This is how we were created by God.

He also has a book on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Terras-Milky-Way-Dale-DuFay-ebook/dp/B07LDVZ7SD/ref=sr_1_1?crid=30F6DSV4LXIA6&keywords=Dale+DuFay&qid=1659812133&sprefix=dale+dufay%2Caps%2C106&sr=8-1

The book is free with a Kindle membership, or it is offered for free periodically [as he notes on his channel]. Admittedly, it is difficult to read (he is not a writer, just a regular person), but the theory is understandable and it makes a lot of sense (at least to me).