I broke the fabric of reality

[whisky]

Background, I have a bedside cabinet, three drawers the bottom two shut, not been in one in years, top one slightly open so I can put my phone in their while its charging.

Same thing every night for 15 years.

Not tonight, tonight my phone goes in the drawer and vanishes, charging wire just falls away, I search the drawer, I search the floor, I get my wife to ring the phone, it sounds close.

I take the drawer completely out, still no phone, find phone in second drawer, the drawer that was closed.

My phone warped through the top drawer to the next one.

Needless to say, this was not super helpful in my quest for sleep.

 

[The Question]

Probably switched universes mid putting-the-phone-in-the-drawer.

Well, there's your problem!

https://home.cern/news/news/acceler...ming-setbacks-antiprotons-return-lhc-recovers

 

[jack]

Background, I have a bedside cabinet, three drawers the bottom two shut, not been in one in years, top one slightly open so I can put my phone in their while its charging.

Same thing every night for 15 years.

Not tonight, tonight my phone goes in the drawer and vanishes, charging wire just falls away, I search the drawer, I search the floor, I get my wife to ring the phone, it sounds close.

I take the drawer completely out, still no phone, find phone in second drawer, the drawer that was closed.

My phone warped through the top drawer to the next one.

Needless to say, this was not super helpful in my quest for sleep.

I hate it when that happens

 

[Eggs Mayonnaise]

At least it didn't go all the way into the TV set.

 

[The Question]

At least it was just your phone and not your hand.

 

[CaptainWacky]

You probably just put it in the wrong drawer.[/Logical Pete]

 

[The Question]

Unless what started as the harmless but annoying Mandela Effect is getting worse with every LHC firing until we end up in a full on Cloverfield Paradox situation.