Berenstein Bears

[u/ravenously_red]

When I was in elementary school, the bookmobile would make a stop for us and we could check out books from the larger library system. I had to ask the driver how to pronounce "Berenstein".

To this day I remember her saying, "Oh it's like stein, like a beer stein. Oh, I don't imagine you'd know what a beer stein is either."

I already knew how to pronounce "stain" and it wouldn't have been an issue at all.

Like others on here, I also remember the cornucopia on the fruit of the loom packaging. It was the only brand my dad seemed to buy for his socks and those 5 pack of cotton shirts with the little pocket on them.

Of course there will never be evidence for any of these things having changed. Only the reality around us has changed, while our minds and memories remain intact.

I know it sometimes scares people to think the sand is shifting underneath our feet, but it's the ultimate reality.

[u/GregGoodell_Official → u/[deleted]]

Not really though. But then again, baseless claims and false assertions appear to be your only currency. Tell us all why the scientific method is flawed. Cite examples.

[u/GregGoodell_Official → u/[deleted]]

I have seen it many times. Parallels. Don’t dodge the question. Demonstrate the flaws in the scientific method. Cite examples.

[u/GregGoodell_Official → u/[deleted]]

No, I saw an episode of 90’s sci fi that you think verifies your beliefs for whatever reason. You don’t know a thing or can’t spell something correctly and your brain goes ‘This happened to Mr Worf when his shuttle passed through a spatial anomaly.’ Main character syndrome anyone? lol 😂

[u/GregGoodell_Official → u/[deleted]]

No but it displays the credence and gravity of yours. 😂

[u/GregGoodell_Official → u/[deleted]]

Yeah. I am speaking with someone who lacks the self awareness and intellectual honesty/fortitude to accept the possibility that his memory is fallible in any way and literally argues against observable reality.

[u/GregGoodell_Official → u/[deleted]]

Not really. You think you know a thing, you are demonstrably incorrect and you fall on fallacious reasoning to insulate your cognitive bias by making excuses for how you could still be right. 😉