Whilst we wait for confirmation of the RV rollout, I thought that I would pass along this interesting find. The following story was published on 25 November in an area of Reddit’s website called “nosleep”, – but will likely be of possible interest to people here. The reddit contributor is /u/Jgoodspeed – and it is his/her’s one and only post. Could there be a link between the Mandela Effect and artificial intelligence or “artie Intel” as described by Barbara Marciniak when channeling inheritance-dimensional Pleiadians? I leave it to you to decide. Discernment and discretion is advised.

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Everything that people think they know about the Mandela effect is incorrect. Even the name “Mandela effect” was a term coined by an online blogger. This phenomenon has been occurring for years, only Most dismissed It as a fluke, the most severe cases were perceived to be a mental illness… Suddenly, it’s given a name and overnight that very same concept devolves into a disreputable meme…. An online joke associated with paranormal fanatics.

The people I worked for call themselves the Greyleaf consortium. It’s an anonymous gathering, consisting of the top scientists in their respective fields as well as a cabal made up of extremely wealthy men and women. They’ve been around for decades, and as far as the public knows… Greyleaf doesn’t exist. Their purpose was to facilitate a creative outlet for some of the smartest people in the world. Freedom to develop their ideas without the meddlesome aspects of political bureaucracy and limited funding.

With the consortium, money would never be an object. The trade off being that any creation of significant merit could be auctioned off and sold to the highest bidder. The influence of the consortium stretches all the way to Washington, and while not directly associated with our government, they have secured a great portion of their independence from R&D that they’ve provided to the U.S military.