We all died in 2012?

The conspiracy theory that the world ended in 2012 arises mainly from the interpretation of the Mayan calendar, which concluded an important cycle on December 21, 2012. Many people thought this meant an apocalyptic prophecy.

One of the reasons that people use to claim that the world ended in 2012 and right now our consciousness is trapped in a kind of loop or that we maybe changed reality to a kind of parallel universe or simulation, is the famous "Mandela Effect," which could be considered a glitch or error that shows that something changed in our timeline due to collective memories.

An example of the Mandela Effect is remembering the KitKat logo with a non-existent script or remembering that the Monopoly character wears a monocle.

But as always nothing is confirmed so the theory that the world ended in 2012 may or may not be true.




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