Mastodawn

Call me delusional or crazy if you like. And I guess despite my stupid tough act, im kind of... afraid of being judged.

But I'm betting I'm fking not the only one experiencing these things. So fk it. Let's talk.

So. Stranger Things. Season 4. But no spoilers, don't worry.

Vul and I were rewatching it and we're getting to the final eps. And as we go, I start to get rly uncomfortable, bc this is NOT what I remember happening. Like SOME of the stuffs are the same but the plot diverges.

And as the last eps continue, things just keep going off in weird directions. But I'm quiet right? Like, I say "remind me to tell you something after" to Vul but leave it there.

So we finish. With an ending that is totally not what I remember, like I had CONVERSATIONS abt the "other" ending. But okay, crazy right?

Except.

When I asked Vul whether there was anything weird?

Same. And SAME DISCREPANCIES. Even NAMES changed. And weirder? There were ECHOES of the old ending, like props and stuffs that was way out of place, no reason for being there but in the original? Totally mattered. And she remembered stuffs that didn't happen.

Like. WHAT?

So. Has this kind of stuffs happened to any of you? Or am I just entirely insane? Gods, pls tell me Vul and me are not alone in this....

#MandelaEffect #FediCoven #RealityGlitch #Witchy #Paranormal #AlternateDimensions

A Guy Named Brian (he/him)Apr 25, 2024

Nice to see the author so closely involved in an adaptation, and trying to get the science right: “Crouch is very hands-on with Dark Matter—he adapted his novel and is the series showrunner—but he did call in an actual USC physics professor to make sure the show’s dimension-hopping device, while still highly based on highly speculative science, felt like something that could potentially happen.”

#DarkMatterAppleTV #AppleTVPlus #ScienceFiction #AlternateDimensions

https://apple.news/ARwNfHWmYSc-Atxrh1F9BVg

How Dark Matter Aims to Ground High-Concept Sci-Fi With Real-World Emotions — Gizmodo

If you’ve read Blake Crouch’s 2016 novel Dark Matter—and a lot of people have, considering it’s a best-seller—you’re probably wondering how the upcoming Apple TV+ adaptation will handle the high-concept gimmick that propels the story: a box, designed by a genius that’s one version of the main character, that allows people to access parallel dimensions.