memory

They call it the Mandela Effect. That's when you have a false memory. You probably don't even know that your memories aren't real. Still, according to a study from the University of London, about 40% of your memories are fake. That time you went on a date to see Titanic, the weekend of your graduation in '95, didn't really happen...

We've probably all had it happen now or then.  You plan to take something to work, school, whatever, and leave it at home.  After days of this happening I had to find a better system.

I have serious issues with the, for lack of better word, idiot who wrote this article.