Looking for my people with this new (to me) ME. I was always annoyed with the spelling of Alan Ritcheson because of that "e". Well, it's no longer there as of today and I haven't found any residue. Anyone else recall it the way I do?

Apparently the Soviet Union flag always had a little star above the hammer and sickle. I specifically remember it having ONLY the hammer and sickle and it being such a simple and striking flag.
I've experienced flip flops before, but this is one I've never even heard of having a Mandela effect around it even though I've been interested in them and this community for years at this point
I just got such a strong shock finding this out and the usual feeling of calmness/"stop looking into it and just accept your memory is wrong" is already happening even though I felt on the verge of insanity just twenty minutes ago
Has anyone else experienced this one ?

Well, this one made me slap the desk and walk away for a moment; they messed with my childhood! I collected all the books, had all the shows on VHS, it is one of the only shows I would binge-watch, and I know everything about it.

In Fraggle Rock, there is a green-bodied, red-haired, brown-capped fraggle. A cautious, pessimistic, and anxious homebody who loves doing laundry, cleaning, and worrying about disaster.

Today I saw a change; it's name: GOMER / GOOBER / BOOBER?

Give me your first answer in the comments, and then look it up...
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For me it was GOMER not BOOBER!

Hey everyone, I’m thinking of starting a small weekly online group for people interested in consciousness, self-inquiry, and the work of Peter Ralston — especially The Book of Not Knowing.

The kind of work we’d explore is about looking directly at things we normally take for granted: consciousness, the sense of self and identity, our assumptions and beliefs, perception, experience, and what we can actually discover for ourselves through direct experience.

The idea is pretty simple:
Once a week we meet online, read or discuss a short section from Ralston or related material, and then spend part of the meeting doing practical contemplation and awareness exercises.

So it wouldn’t just be talking about philosophical ideas. The focus would be on actually questioning our assumptions, looking at our own experience, and trying to become more conscious of how we perceive ourselves and reality.

This isn’t a course, and nobody is positioning themselves as a teacher. It’s simply a small group of people interested in seriously exploring these questions together.

You don’t need to already know Ralston’s work.

If this sounds interesting, comment here or send me a DM and I’ll put the group together.