What are some more believable /x/-related theories nowadays that

>>18174928
Real /x/-tier military experimentation/research is not in Roswell.

They are kept in Wright-Patterson Airforce base near Dayton, Ohio.

>>18174943
I'm intrigued, care to explain?

>>18174928
>US Elections Are Rigged
more or less 100% confirmed

>>18174996
Agreed, but I think even normies suspect that at this point, so not really a paradigm shift.

>>18174996
didn't al gore win but they just said bush won

>>18174928
Why is "reality is a simulation" hardcore tier

Even Hawking claims this

>>18176625
Gore won by popular vote but the electoral college voted for Bush

There are No Forests

Plus technically the electoral.college can vote for whoever candidate they want disregarding popular vote. >>18176703

>>18174928
i am
>that weird guy
i also believe in the mandela effect


a few of these are more /pol/ theories than /x/ theories, check with them

>>18174928
Define hollow earth. If its that the surface of the earth is the border of the universe, and all of space is in the middle, then of course that can easily be observed to be false. But if hollow earth means something like Aghartha, where ancient creatures are said to have avoided extinction and where humanity is much closer to the earth, I'm much more inclined to consider it possible

>>18176710
Meme tier theory

>>18176944
The vast majority of hollow earthers believe in the former. They're basically one step removed from flat earthers, except for whatever reason they think the Bible is describing a giant hollow sphere (the Earth), with the universe contained within.

>>18174928

Roman empire still existing

>>18174928
Mandela Effect but the faggot mods keep deleting the shit. After finding out that /x/ is at least 80% roleplaying and lies, I only come here now for the few government conspiracies that are discussed here--but mostly ME.

I'm basically this guy >>18176860

Mandela Effect deserves to be on a higher level despite how mindfuck it is. It has been my gateway into believing some of the crazier more outlandish shit about what "the government" is up to.

>>18178621
OP here. If /x/ is not the place to find out more, where can I go look for info on the Mandela Effect?

What's the despair code?

>>18178620
Can someone explain this one? What can be considered as roman empire nowadays?

>>18178630

Afaik, this nutcase invented the idea, start there

http://fionabroome.com

>>18178646

The anti-life equation from DC comics but people believe it's a real thing. Honestly I sometimes wonder if the internet is one big conspiracy to educate people stupid.

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>>18178630
Ironically /b/ tends to have threads that don't get deleted and draw a lot of replies. I've been to /pol/ and the thread I started was deleted though it drew a lot of replies.

What you can do easily is look through archives. 4plebs.org has /x/ and /pol/ archives; just type in Mandela Effect. The B Archive is exactly what it says on the tin.

But I recommend you start with this video I've been recommending ever since I saw it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw-YiEnHJ4s

Here's a few:
>The Three Little Pigs "used to" have the line "I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down". The wolf "now" says "...I'll blow your house /in/..."
>Kit-Kat used be to be spelled thus, but is now KitKat or Kit Kat.
>The sun used to be yellow/orange as seen during the day, and you could stare at it for a few seconds before having to look away; now it is a harsh white that blinds within a second.
>Stoplights used to be top to bottom green yellow red.

>>18178753
>The Three Little Pigs "used to" have the line "I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down". The wolf "now" says "...I'll blow your house /in/..."
Wait... what the fuck? Are you trying to tell me that all of these books now say "blow your house in"? If that's actually true then I might have just become a believer in the Mandela Effect...

>>18174928
9/11 hologram

despair code

>>18178620
I've always loved this concept.

>>18178646
It's sort of poorly named. People tend to think it is a computer code, but it's actually a sort of broad language used by 'them' to communicate with each other in plain sight. If they need to send a message, something sad or scary will hit the news (shootings, etc) and those who know how to decode the message know what to do next.

I like the idea that there are secret groups that are actually fighting the 'bad' secret societies (illuminati, etc.)

>>18178753
>>18179476
Are you fucking daft? It's always been blow your house IN because it rhymes with the previous "...chinny, chin, chIN". The pigs don't say chinny, chin, chOWN.

This is exactly why this ME nonsense can't be trusted, not only do its proponents actively demonstrate and found it on memory lapses they also do not have basic sense to apply logic.
Don't even get me started on that sun bullshit.

>>18178693
Damn close to home.

>>18178753
I pity the soul, of anyone that attempts to understand the mandella effect by our threads.

>>18179512
Why it has to be scary or sad?

>>18179542
That I don't know. But I can guess that it's simply because tragedy is far more memorable and attention-getting.

>>18176710
You should get out more

>>18178648
the vatican?

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>>18179525
Here's my 2 cents after thinking about it a little more. My initial reaction upon hearing the isolated line
>Then I'll huff, and I'll puff, and I'll blow your house in
is that I am absolutely certain that it used to be "blow your house down". However, this is looking at the quote without the rest of the book as context. I am aware of current theories on memory formation which involve a more constructive approach as opposed to mere recording of events; thus, I am inclined to believe that my recollection of the isolated line is warped by other common phrases, such as "bring down the house", etc.

>http://www.snopes.com/2016/07/24/the-mandela-effect/
At the end of this brief post on the effect, this exact type of memory-formation influence is discussed. I'd venture that without more significant evidence to the contrary, I'm going with that explanation as my conclusion.

>>18179857
Well sure, but that's no fun.

>>18178621

When the most compelling evidence for something is insisting "you could have sworn" that a brand name with a odd spelling used to go by its more common spelling, it's not that interesting, spooky, or relevant

>>18179863
I agree, but that is precisely why I started this thread. Too many theories on /x/ have an interesting premise or set of observations, but when you follow the path of logic to some of these conclusions, you realize that there's an abundance of simpler, more rational conclusions that people ignore because they're less interesting. It's like intellectually blue-balling yourself.

Surely there must be theories out there that exhibit stronger evidence, or at least promise the prospect of testable hypotheses, than other more conventional conclusions. Or is literally everything on /x/ just BS?

>>18179885
>is literally everything on /x/ just BS?
Nailed it.

>>18179659
what is this anon?

>>18179916
Dude who has been having dreams about the simulation we live in, and the beings outside of it that run things.

>>18178621
I disagree with some things in the Mandela effect. Apparently they're the Berenstain bears, but -stein is an actual portion of thousands of names. You see the name, don't look at it too intently, and your brain just autocorrects it in the same way you can read "levendor" as "lavender". It's much easier to assume many people read it as Berenstein than to assume there was some kind of dimensional/reality shift that changed it. It assumes people aren't just naturally inattentive. As for the Mandela stuff, idk.

What is "Faul"?

>>18176860
There's buzzfeed articles about "the top ten craziest Mandela effect proofs!" Its casual tier as fuck

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>>18174996
>more or less 100% confirmed
>more or less
>100%

>>18179659
Do you have more stuff like this? Sauce?

>>18180953
It wasn't in 2011.

>mfw one of my captcha images said "Dream Land Hair Cut"

>>18180582
"Fake Paul"

It's the theory that Paul McCartney dies and a replacement Paul "aka Faul" took his place

>>18181370
*died

not dies

>>18174943
Nah, Their probably in some (mostly) underground bases in eastern Montana, southeastern Oregon, northwestern Utah and around the boarder of Utah and Arizona.

>>18174943
I live 20 minutes from that base, tell me where to look

>>18179659
coordinates lead to an intersection.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/45%C2%B003'21.2%22N+77%C2%B051'17.6%22W/@45.0559171,-77.8547939,3a,60y,140.24h,76.83t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sTcKDjLNlgyOEB5ta8Hkeeg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d45.0559!4d-77.8549

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>>18179476
Supposedly. I don't have any books, but almost every webpage uses that version, "in".

>>18179515
You forgot to quote 'fighting'

>>18179525
Whatever scuckleton

>>18179529
You should get a name so I can identify you more easily. Or not. I would keep up posting generals but I don't want to get inadvertently banned. I'll just keep posting in single topic threads till the time when /x/ can have those threads.

>>18179659
cancer

>>18179857
no, it's always been down at least by word of mouth; your books as a kiddie probably had 'down' as well. It would not be ME if it weren't so hard to find the version you are familiar with even when you search for that version. Pic related is by no means normal or acceptable.

>>18179865
Except that's not how it works numbnuts.

>>18179885
There's a thread up here >>18171619 specifically devoted to nostalgia over bullshit that got posted to /x/ in years past. /x/ seems to have been started as a fiction board or for shooting the shit about "the paranormal". It really needs to get its shit together and start allowing investigation into conspiracy. Or else it's just a joke of a board. 4chan is a joke of a site.

>>18179980
>autocorrects it in the same way you can read "levendor" as "lavender"
projection
I'll tell you what: "dilemma" used to be "dilemna". How do I know? Because I thought it was fucking stupid to be spelled that way when I looked it up in AHD4 many years ago.

>>18181360
When do you remember it happening first?

>>18174943
>>18174954
Im not that anon but basically there is a theory among some Ufologists that area 51 ceased having alien related stuff sometime in the mid 90s. That the real testing and storage of alien tech and biological specimens has since moved and now goes on at Dugway Proving grounds now in utah and wright paterson in ohio.

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>>18181762
But area 51 it's still a fancy made base with underground facilities, they're gonna keep using it.

>>18181642
I'm pretty fond of my anonymity, I'm sorry. But I'm usually as evident as I can.

4chan being a joke it's kind of the point of it.

Everything gets lost in the noise.

>>18181845
>But area 51 it's still a fancy made base with underground facilities, they're gonna keep using it.
Well yeah, they'll keep using it, but at some point when literally everyone thinks there's some top secret stuff going on there, then they'll be inclined to move the REALLY high risk stuff (ie. aliens) to a less well known area.

>>18181642
>no, it's always been down at least by word of mouth; your books as a kiddie probably had 'down' as well.
See that's the thing though, there's a lot of common phrases related to "bringing down the house", "burning down the house", etc. Just too much stuff that has "down" in it; it makes me think that'd it would be very easy and commonplace to mix up the old quote, especially out of context.

Like that other anon pointed out, when you read the three lines together, there's no way they would have said "down" instead of "in" because it doesn't rhyme. It just doesn't sound right as "down".

>>18178753
>Stoplights used to be top to bottom green yellow red
are you canadian?

>little pug little pig let me come in
>no, not by the hairs on my chinny chin chin
>then I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blew your house down

>Mum Why doesn't the last line rhyme? Is the quiet stupid or are you? I hate you now mum.

I fucking hate Mandela effect, and I know with 100% certainty that I'd hate it's advocates irl. I know just the kind of people you are.

>>18181987
It was in picture book form for me with just a sentence or two on each page. It wasn't in verse form so I guess I didn't feel it necessary for it to rhyme.

>>18182148
American without a driver's license so what I learned in school hasn't been muddied with real life experience.

>>18182187
Sure you do.

You sound like a little boy. Whine more.

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>>18183042
>American without a driver's license so what I learned in school hasn't been muddied with real life experience.
do you just not have anything better to do but troll?

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>>18183056
Pedestrian master race reporting in.

Go choke on a dick, oil dependant faggot.

>>18178648
The vatican is what is left of the roman empire and they kinda run some shit...

>>18178753
>>18179476
>>18179525
>>18179857
>>18181987
>>18182187
>>18183042

Green Jelly saying "blow your house in"
https://youtu.be/Gtffv9bpB-U