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The Mandela Effect - Theories and Explanations
WHAT CAUSED THE MANDELA EFFECT?WHY DOES IT KEEP HAPPENING?It started in 2009. That's when the first visitors to the original Mandela Effect website talked about what's causing the Mandela Effect.This book is the only place you'll find all of those comments.
You'll read New Age theories, wishful thinking, and some eerie, quantum physics ideas.Some are comments by scientists sharing information others have not had access to.You'll see why this is a volatile topic, and WHY THAT INFORMATION WAS FORCED OFFLINE.
This book is the only complete and authorized copy of those original theories.
You'll read New Age theories, wishful thinking, and some eerie, quantum physics ideas.Some are comments by scientists sharing information others have not had access to.You'll see why this is a volatile topic, and WHY THAT INFORMATION WAS FORCED OFFLINE.
This book is the only complete and authorized copy of those original theories.
186 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 31, 2020
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About the author
Fiona Broome
48 books9 followersFor over 40 years, Fiona Broome has been an author, researcher, and paranormal consultant.
Research experience distinguishes her pursuit of unexplained phenomena in everyday life.
An unabashed geek, Fiona analyzes and sometimes predicts paranormal activity. She looks for reasons why some places and objects (or the people around them) seem haunted, but others don’t.
Luckily (for her, anyway), she usually finds answers in history and geography. Sometimes, real history doesn’t match popular “ghost stories,” but that’s exactly why it’s important: It gives us new clues to why some sites report paranormal activity, and where to look for even more.
For Fiona, the stories and personal experiences are at least as important as the physical evidence and history. And, in many cases, they work together to give us a better understanding of what “paranormal” really means.
Research experience distinguishes her pursuit of unexplained phenomena in everyday life.
An unabashed geek, Fiona analyzes and sometimes predicts paranormal activity. She looks for reasons why some places and objects (or the people around them) seem haunted, but others don’t.
Luckily (for her, anyway), she usually finds answers in history and geography. Sometimes, real history doesn’t match popular “ghost stories,” but that’s exactly why it’s important: It gives us new clues to why some sites report paranormal activity, and where to look for even more.
For Fiona, the stories and personal experiences are at least as important as the physical evidence and history. And, in many cases, they work together to give us a better understanding of what “paranormal” really means.
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