The Mandela Effect and its effects on the simulation theory

The Mandela Effect

We've all heard of the Mandela effect. If you haven't heard of it you've probably experienced it at some point in your life. The name of this effects comes from Nelson Mandela who people remember dying during the 1980's. In reality, Nelson Mandela didn't die until 2013. People have used this as irrefutable evidence that the past is being changed around us in the simulation.

Some other examples include the famous Chick-Fil-A example. Most people remember the famous fast food restaurant being spelled Chik-Fil-A without a c, however according to "history" it has always been chick. Another example is the 1990 movie Shazaam starring the actor Sinbad. Except for the fact that movie apparently never existed! Many recall people recall that movie existing and even remember watching trailers for it. However this movie was never made or even existed. Certainly strange...

The existence of Mandela effect is mostly explained away with the notion that us humans are just bad at remembering. However, it just seems strange that there are hundreds and hundreds of people who have the exact same memory during the same time. Come to your own conclusion fellow reader, but don't forget to question your reality sometimes.