Same -- vague memory of braces.

So I guess I am the dead cat in this quantum collapse. I had no idea what you were talking about. I saw the name of the movie "moonraker" and vaguely remembered the title, but could not even remember what the movie was about. I figured it was a space sci-fi thing. So then I cheated http://mandelaeffectsupport.blogspot.com/2016/07/dolly-in-moonraker.html

I think I must have seen this movie. Since I am the cat in the box, it is my observation that counts in here. It's all my fault she does not have braces any more. But, unless you read this, the braces will continue to remain in quantum superposition.

Oh, and I remember Dolly wearing the braces. From what I recall, that was the whole point of the scene. Jaws smiles his big metallic smile at the girl, and the girl smiles back exposing her metallic braces. Instantly a bond is formed and it's love at first sight. The scene makes no sense without the braces. I have asked several people how they remember it and all of them are convinced she had braces. What a bizarre world.

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It was only 11:11:03 by the forum clock, mind. Here in the UK it was actually posted at 06:11:03 BST or 05:11:03 GMT. No longer seems quite as relevant, right?

I wouldn't look too much into seeing specific groups of numbers everywhere. Humans are just really good at looking for patterns. It's what we do best - we have evolved to be a pattern recognising species (for reasons of survival) - and you have probably tuned yourself to looking for specific numbers whilst ignoring all the others.

For more, check the new Foreword to my work The Key of it All which I wrote for it's inclusion in my latest book Magick Without Fear: The Gerald Suster Letters: http://www.media-underground.net/ebooks/The_Key_Of_It_All.pdf

It's easy to get carried away with thinking you might be on to something of value, when really all that might be happening is you are being unconsciously selective about what you see.

As for the Mandela Effect. I think for the most part it is probably just false memories, although there are some that really perplex me. "Mirror mirror on the wall" for example. No-one seems to remember it as "Magic mirror on the wall" yet that is what it is supposed to be. Kind of makes me wonder why, then, there is a movie called Mirror Mirror.

Dolly's braces are another one. I could swear the braces were the whole point of why Jaws fell in love with her.

I don't recall Nelson Mandela dying in the late 80s/90s, C3P0 not having a silver leg (I recall his silver leg quite vividly), 'Looney Tunes' being called 'Looney Toons' (it was always 'Tunes' to me since I thought it had something to do with the weird music at the start of the cartoons) and a whole host of others that people cite and are convinced must be modifications to the time line.

That said, another curiosity about my scheduled day off work seemingly switching is that I also remember, a few weeks before going on holiday, calculating to see if my long weekend fell near Sunday November 20th, since I had just bought a ticket to go see Gangstagrass play in Edinburgh on that day and was hoping to have the Monday off after it. Of course, my calculations back then revealed to my dissatisfaction that my long weekend fell a week late, however, now to my joy this personal Mandela Effect has bestowed upon me a work free Monday on the 21st. Yippee! However this thing works, I'm grateful. Perhaps we are the unconscious editors of our own reality tunnels.

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