Have you ever had your mind blown? Many people of the world have not heard of the term the “Mandela Effect.’’ People who experience this find that they misinterpret memories about the world. ‘’The term it fits most with is “confabulation’’ which is a disturbance of memory which produces fabricated, disordered, or misinterpreted memories about the world, without the explicit or conscious intention to deceive others.’’ (Debunking Mandela Effects, n.d.) “Confabulations do not occur in response to a cue and seem to be involuntary.’’ (Foundation, n.d.) For example people will find that they look at a brand name and their logo and find something that they have never noticed about it before, or something it used to be and compare it to the new
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“Nelson Mandela was a South African activist and former president. He helped bring an end to apartheid and has been a global advocate for human rights.’’ (Staff, 2009) Nelson was later imprisoned for wonderings of sabotage and conspiracy to overcome the government. He was sentenced for life. Nelson Mandela had been pronounced “dead’’ while he was in prison in the 1980s. He then was pronounced “dead’’ again in 2013. “Nelson Mandela died in prison, long before his loss on December 5th, 2013. Many people perhaps thousands seem to believe that.’’ (Broome, 2016) He was the most discussed celebrity at that time. He claimed to be seen a lot while he was “dead.’’ This is where the “Mandela Effect’’ comes into …show more content…
I believe that the logos of name brand items that people think are changing are not really changing, in the fault of a parallel universe. I think that companies with these name brand logos and items are changing everything themselves. “When executed well, a new logo can inject life into a company and drive a new wave of sales and brand loyalty.’’ (Feloni, 2015) That to me is a very logical answer to all of my questioning to this topic. New logos attract more business for companies and allow them to have a better shot at selling things. I think that people just look at logos and never really studied them before. That’s why when they look at them they notice something that they have never noticed before. These new and improved logos also could just be an update from the old ones to make them look better. Some reasons why companies might change their logos are the logo is outdated, two companies have merged, or the product line has expanded and has gotten a lot more popular. “When a company name changes or new products alter what the company offers, a new logo must be crafted to avoid customer misunderstanding.’’ (upfront analytics, 2015) Logos express the companies. It could stand for what the company is about and what it does. People depend on logos for excellence and reliability. Then with these logos companies can grow further down the line and earn a good reputation. Many companies tend to have to
“Nelson Mandela was a South African activist and former president. He helped bring an end to apartheid and has been a global advocate for human rights.’’ (Staff, 2009) Nelson was later imprisoned for wonderings of sabotage and conspiracy to overcome the government. He was sentenced for life. Nelson Mandela had been pronounced “dead’’ while he was in prison in the 1980s. He then was pronounced “dead’’ again in 2013. “Nelson Mandela died in prison, long before his loss on December 5th, 2013. Many people perhaps thousands seem to believe that.’’ (Broome, 2016) He was the most discussed celebrity at that time. He claimed to be seen a lot while he was “dead.’’ This is where the “Mandela Effect’’ comes into …show more content…
I believe that the logos of name brand items that people think are changing are not really changing, in the fault of a parallel universe. I think that companies with these name brand logos and items are changing everything themselves. “When executed well, a new logo can inject life into a company and drive a new wave of sales and brand loyalty.’’ (Feloni, 2015) That to me is a very logical answer to all of my questioning to this topic. New logos attract more business for companies and allow them to have a better shot at selling things. I think that people just look at logos and never really studied them before. That’s why when they look at them they notice something that they have never noticed before. These new and improved logos also could just be an update from the old ones to make them look better. Some reasons why companies might change their logos are the logo is outdated, two companies have merged, or the product line has expanded and has gotten a lot more popular. “When a company name changes or new products alter what the company offers, a new logo must be crafted to avoid customer misunderstanding.’’ (upfront analytics, 2015) Logos express the companies. It could stand for what the company is about and what it does. People depend on logos for excellence and reliability. Then with these logos companies can grow further down the line and earn a good reputation. Many companies tend to have to