The Berenstain Bears, a children’s literature franchise created by Stan and Jan Berenstain and continued by their son, Mike Berenstain, has been the subject of a conspiracy theory that has taken the Internet and childhood nostalgia by storm. The Berenstain Bears Effect, also known as the Berenstein Bears Effect, is a phenomenon where people collectively remember historical moments incorrectly. The theory suggests that a parallel universe, not just coincidence, can explain why so many people collectively remember historical moments incorrectly.
Some people believe that the Berenstain Bears’ last name is spelled “BerenstEin”, though the correct spelling is actually “BerenstAin”. This is due to the Berenstain Bears’ association with the Mandela Effect, which is the brainchild of Fiona Broome. A years-old conspiracy theory reemerged this month claiming that history has been retroactively changed, and the name has been switched from “Berenstain” to “Berenstain”.
A popular picture circulating on the web claims to be scanned from an actual book with the “Berenstain” spelling, which they claim proves the Berenstain Bears’ name. Karl Puschmann, a tinfoil hat-wearing Karl Puschmann, theorizes that the answer could hold the key to a vast conspiracy. Jan Berenstain, co-author of the Berenstain Bears, died at the age of 88, marking the end of a little era.
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It was definitely with an E. I remember reading those books and having them read to me in school. And before I ever even heard about the conspiracy theory, I remember just recently reading one of the books to my 2 year old daughter (like only within the past year). And when I read the title, it caught me off guard. And I literally said out loud, “When did they change the spelling?? And why? That’s stupid.” And I had NEVER heard about the debate at the time. That’s no coincidence.
It was always Berenstein. That guy who said “why don’t you go get a book” I have. I see the “stain” spelling and it’s weird. It’s like someone invented a time machine and went back and changed time somehow to where this is the difference we see. I’m not convinced of that for sure but I’ll buy it over someone saying it’s always been Berenstain.
It’s an “E”! I’m completely on board with the parallel universe theory, too. Here’s my reasoning: As a kid, I was always so thoroughly confused about how to say it when we would sit down and read them aloud that my mom had to constantly explain it to me (and she remembers this too): “It’s spelled with an ‘E’, but pronounced like ‘BerenSTAIN’.”
These people dont even remember and probably have never even read the books. I am convinced when i was a child i watched the show every day and it said STAIN in the theme song but then i went to school and in the library were the old books with a different animation style and i remember it was spelled stein on the books and it always weirded me out because i tried to say it but it didnt sound like the chick sang it on the show and it looked weird. Why would an 8 year old notice that and remember it. To this day. It freaks me the fuck out send me back to my original universe plz
Einstein isn’t spelled with “ain” Frankenstein isn’t spelled with “ain” Any jewish name with the word “stein” is not spelled with “ain” It was always Berenstein. Actually I’m beginning to suspect this entire conversation serves at a litmus test to see what civilians will believe whatever they’re told, and what civilians will question the narrative.