MANDELA EFFECT - Sun Used to be Yellow

I've noticed something like this for a few years now. I mostly chalk it up to either misremembering or changes in my eyes as I age, but interesting to see someone else noticed it

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>>18848766
Dude... come on. First of all, the sun looks different depending on the atmospheric conditions. Light filters through the air and that changes its wavelenghts (thats why sunsets are red, because all but red light is absorbed by particles in the air). Everything from time of day, clouds, chemical air composition and pollution will change how it looks. Also, the reason you think of yellow when you think of the sun is because since medieval times the sun was attributed with gold and fire in symbolism (the only bright and glowing things a medival guy knew of) and it was a meme to draw the sun yellow in art that stuck with us. Dont know from what shitty ass universe you came from, but everything in it must have had the color of piss if you only received yellow light all day lol

Merkaba

>>18848766
Ok with this, the ".I tripped with brainrkt and met god" threads and divination threads I can perfectly understand how people of other boards, even /pol/ and /b/, came to believe that /x/ is retarded.

>>18848766
I think you should definitely stare at the sun more often.

>point camera directly at sun
>be surprised when it completely white washes the image

>>18849775
Shill

>the sun is losing its power
>Venus is getting stronger

Can't be a coincidence

>>18848766
The sun was always fucking white, kids just draw it as yellow because they just have to use a color and it the closest to white.

And to think that I used to believe in the Mandela Effect when it first came out. Now it's just a bunch of stupid shit and misremembering.