Does anyone else consider that the Large Hadron Collider in CERN caused us to do a universal jump?

[Anonymous]

Who else have noticed that things are different than what you remember them to be? Names, movies, product names, events, TV stories, art, board games. Small things that are not quite 'right'.

[DryGermanGuy]

It's called having hiccups, so just calm down.

[Asker]

Then why does Darth Vader suddenly say "No, I am your father" When my entire life it has been "Luke, I am your father". Which one do you remember? It's called the Mandela effect.

[DryGermanGuy]

The first one. I have watched the original trilogy too often.

[Asker]

Me too. And I disagree with you. And I'm not the only one. There are sooo many things that are different. There is a big group of people that remembers things exactly the same, but differently from the rest.

[Anonymous]

No. I’m not a looney toon that believes in conspiracies.

[Asker]

Then why does Warner Bros suddenly say that it was never Looney Toons and always has been Looney Tunes...

[Anonymous]

I don't understand your question. Are you asking how research involving the LHC has changed our life for the better? How has the research led to new technology and cultural changes? I don't know the answers.