Mandela Effect: False Memory. Shared. Everywhere.

Episodes

1. 01 Episode 1: The Lie That Became a Memory After Four Repeats Free1:42 A laboratory inserts an object into a photographed room—and repetition helps participants remember something that was never there.
2. 02 Episode 2: The Five Participants Who Never Existed Locked1:48 The experiment's most influential people were fictional, yet their invented observations still contaminated real memories.
3. 03 Episode 3: The Stranger's Object You Remembered as Your Own Locked1:41 Away from the social pressure, participants still repeat another person's invented detail as if it belonged to their own experience.
4. 04 Episode 4: The Green Car That Memory Painted Blue Locked1:56 An early memory test seems to protect the color of a car—until other experiments produce the opposite result.
5. 05 Episode 5: The Test That Changed Nothing Locked1:41 The 2013 experiment confronts two opposing theories—and its central result refuses to support either one.
6. 06 Episode 6: The Four-Way Test for a Memory That Never Happened Locked1:50 A source test reveals that remembering a false detail and believing it came from the original event are not the same failure.
7. 07 Episode 7: The False Icon Chosen After Seeing the Real One Locked1:43 Large visual studies test whether shared false memories are reproducible—and find that several stubborn image errors survive replication.
8. 08 Episode 8: The Death in Prison a Crowd Remembered Locked1:37 The reported origin of the Mandela Effect gives shared false memory a powerful name—but science leaves its boundaries and causes unresolved.