Why is it that no one in China can sing the lyrics of this song correctly, even though all Chinese people have sung it?

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There are many more Mandela effects in life. Many people remember that the evil queen in the movie said, "Mirror, mirror, tell me who is the fairest in the world?" That is, Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? But in fact, she said, "Mirror, mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest in the world?"

Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?. Many people think that Holmes often says: "Elementary, my dear Watson." But in fact, in Arthur Conan Doyle's original work, Holmes never said this sentence.

Scholars have found through various experiments that memory can be altered. False memory usually refers to people's false recollection of things they have not experienced, or the recollection content is inconsistent with reality. In one experiment, the subjects were asked to watch a video of a car rear-end collision caused by speeding, and then they were asked questions containing false assumptions, while the control group was asked normal questions. In the end, it was found that 18% more subjects in the experimental group had false memories than the control group, believing that there was broken glass at the scene, but in fact there was no broken glass in the video.

References

[1] Ge Yuehui, Deconstruction reset of memory and combination of memory fragments——The essence of the Mandela effect from the perspective of spiritual phenomenology, School of Philosophy and Law and Political Science, Shanghai Normal University, 2019

[2] Shang Guoqiang. Analysis of the “Mandela Effect” phenomenon caused by collective amnesia in new media communication[J]. New Media Research, 2019: 117-118.

[3] Xiang Xin. On the emergence of the “Mandela Effect” from the perspective of language meme theory: Taking “Ding Dong” as an example [J]. Ancient and Modern Cultural Creation, 2023: 3.

[4] Ge Yuehui;. Deconstruction and Reset of Memory and Combination of Memory Fragments: The Essence of the Mandela Effect from the Perspective of Phenomenology[J]. New Economy, 2019: 32-35.

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