30 of the most popular Mandela Effect examples

Here's a list of 30 of the most popular Mandela Effect examples:

• 1. Berenstein Bears vs. Berenstain Bears
• 2. "Luke, I am your father" vs. "No, I am your father"
• 3. Monopoly Man's monocle (which doesn't exist)
• 4. Curious George's tail (which he doesn't have)
• 5. "Mirror, mirror on the wall" vs. "Magic mirror on the wall"
• 6. Looney Tunes vs. Looney Toons
• 7. Jiffy peanut butter vs. Jif peanut butter
• 8. "Life is like a box of chocolates" vs. "Life was like a box of chocolates"
• 9. Fruit Loops vs. Froot Loops
• 10. Kit-Kat vs. KitKat
• 11. "We Are The Champions" ending with "of the world" (which it doesn't)
• 12. Pikachu's tail with black tip (which it doesn't have)
• 13. C-3PO's all-gold body (actually has a silver leg)
• 14. "Hello, Clarice" vs. "Good morning"
• 15. Sex in the City vs. Sex and the City
• 16. Oscar Meyer vs. Oscar Mayer
• 17. Febreze vs. Febreeze
• 18. Chartreuse color (green-yellow vs. pink-magenta)
• 19. Smokey the Bear vs. Smokey Bear
• 20. "Fly, you fools!" vs. "Run, you fools!"
• 21. Fruit of the Loom logo cornucopia (which doesn't exist)
• 22. Sinbad's genie movie (which doesn't exist)
• 23. "Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear" vs. "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"
• 24. Chick-fil-A vs. Chic-fil-A
• 25. Volkswagen logo gap (which has always been there)
• 26. Tinkerbell dotting the "i" in Disney (which never happened)
• 27. "Houston, we have a problem" vs. "Houston, we've had a problem"
• 28. Mona Lisa's smile (perceived as more pronounced in the past)
• 29. Stouffer's Stove Top Stuffing (which never existed)
• 30. "Beam me up, Scotty" (never actually said in Star Trek)

This list includes some of the most widely recognized and discussed Mandela Effect examples, presented in a Bootstrap-styled unordered list for easy readability and visual appeal.