The Pan Bowen incident triggered discussion among netizens. Do you believe in the existence of parallel time and space?

Recently, news about the Pan Bowen Incident has attracted widespread attention.

From an anonymous blogger’s article, people learned the outline of the whole story: three students had bizarre experiences while picking up badminton balls, but one of them, Pan Bowen, did not return smoothly. Or even disappear from everyone's memory?

Because the entire story is narrated from the first perspective and no accurate evidence is given, it has triggered speculation.

The disappearance of Pan Bowen

The process of the blogger and his companion L losing their friend Pan Bowen is very scary to think about. Even a key has become the focus of the imagination of netizens. However, there were only two witnesses to the entire incident, and companion L did not respond directly to the relevant aspects. At present, this has become an unsolved mystery.

Although no scientists have participated in the study of this incident, some people have already made reasonable speculations based on the existing theoretical knowledge.

Enter the parallel world

Some people believe that the three bloggers accidentally entered the parallel world, and he and his companion L were lucky enough to come back and retain the corresponding memories. Pan Bowen is likely to be left in the parallel world forever.

A large part of the reason why this view has gained people's support lies in its logic. Because if a parallel world exists, then everything here has many similarities with our real world. Pan Bowen can also return to the scenes of his own life, but he lost two friends there.

In this way, there are many opinions about how parallel worlds operate, and in comparison, the lonely Pan Bowen looking for two non-existent people in another world sounds even more tragic.

The Mandela Effect

Another view is that the Pan Bowen incident may have been affected by the Mandela Effect.

It is reported that this effect often plays a psychological role, which means that the public’s collective memory of history is inconsistent with the facts. A typical case is the death of Mandela.

People who support this view believe that under certain circumstances, we jump through time and space from the real world into a parallel world. Although mainstream science does not recognize the authenticity of this effect, the corresponding link can also be found in the "Pan Bowen Incident".

In other words, the blogger was affected by the Mandela Effect and his memory was confused. This is a rare situation. Even if there are some unexplainable details, it will not hinder the development of the entire incident. Such a dramatic plot.

Bipolar disorder

According to relevant news, the blogger later clarified online that he made up this story because he suffered from bipolar disorder, and that Pan Bowen himself does not exist. But this does not deter netizens. There are still a large number of people repeatedly speculating on the real reasons behind this incident.

As written in the book "Genius on the Left and Madman on the Right", some events that are not recognized by most people become bizarre in our eyes, so the people who put forward this statement are also Seen as an outlier, in order not to be ostracized by the public, he could only pretend that nothing happened.

Maybe Pan Bowen really existed, or even really disappeared that year, but now it has become a science fiction story. What's more, he may exist alone in a parallel world, and may be regarded as a mentally abnormal person? All this is difficult to explain in just a few words.

In Einstein's theory of relativity, he also mentioned the idea of ??the existence of parallel worlds, but the information he obtained at that time was limited and he was unable to conduct more in-depth research.

Perhaps in the imagination of many people, humans will be able to prove the authenticity of the remaining parts of the theory of relativity in the future. By then, we will see a brand new universe, and human cognition may be completely subverted.