Submission + - Mandela Effect discovered from the 1980's when the term didn't even exist (alternatememories.com)
phonewebcam writes: The Stopped Clock of Bologna: This happened when the main clock at Bologna station in Italy stopped after a bomb exploded there in 1980. It was repaired immediately, but 16 years later broke again. This time, rather than repair it, as an act of remembrance it was decided to leave it set to the time the bomb exploded, which was 10.25am. It's still stuck at that time today. Photos of the clock showing this time were shown alongside reports of the bombing throughout the years, which may have contributed to the ME. In any case, many people still think the clock was stopped during the 16 years after the bombing. What's weird is that some of these were staff actually working at the station, and many were travelers who would have seen and relied on it daily too.
The phenomenon was documented in a research study at the time by a team of Italian psychologists, who of course had no term for the Mandela Effect back then.
The phenomenon was documented in a research study at the time by a team of Italian psychologists, who of course had no term for the Mandela Effect back then.
