Have you ever seen something that was not how you remembered it? Like how Looney Tunes is really “tunes” and not “toons?” This is called the “Mandela Effect.” The Mandala Effect is a type of false memory that occurs when many different people incorrectly remember the same thing. This term was first coined when Nelson Mandela, a human rights activist, died in a prison in the 80s–at least that’s what everyone falsely remembered. He actually died in 2013.