The methods we discussed can, under appropriate condi-. tions, drastically accelerate the direct simulation of the coarse-. grained, macroscopic behavior of certain complex multiscale. systems. Direct simulation, however, is but the simplest com-. putational task one can perform with a system model.
Itâs called the âMandela Effect,â and a lot of people think itâs proof of an alternate universe. The Mandela Effect is a theory put forth by writer and âparanormal consultantâ Fiona Broome that shared false memories are in fact glimpses into parallel worlds with different timelines.
As I said before, this is an interesting phenomenon, regardless of whether you want to ascribe it to parallel universes or false memories. The brain is a tricky thing, and the universe is trickier. Head over to Mandela Effect, explore the possibilities, and draw your own conclusions. As a follow-up to my post on the Berenst#in Bears problem, I thought this was worth sharing. Yesterday, I found myself over at the subreddit r/Glitch_in_the_Matrix. And, wouldnât you know it, the top post over there is about something called the Mandela Effect. This is the apparent name for phenomena like the Berenst#in Bears problem, in which we remember something contrary to reality.