Has anyone experienced the Mandela Effect in real-time? Or documented glitches you couldn't explain?

I've been reading about the Mandela Effect for years - the Berenstein/Berenstain Bears thing, the Monopoly Man's monocle, etc. - but these are all retrospective observations. What's been bugging me is: has anyone actually experienced a reality shift happening in front of them? Like witnessed something change or caught evidence of a glitch as it happened?

I ask because something odd happened to me last month that I can't explain. I have a framed photo of my family from a holiday in 2019. I've seen this photo literally hundreds of times - my mum's wearing a blue dress, specific pattern. Two weeks ago I was looking at it and the dress is green. Completely green. My wife swears it's always been green. I have zero photographic evidence it was ever blue, but I am absolutely certain I remember blue.

This is driving me mad. Either I'm misremembering (possible), my memory is being deliberately altered (paranoid), or something genuinely glitchy happened. Has anyone else got examples of documentation of actual in-the-moment glitches? Not 'I remember it differently' but actual caught-on-camera evidence?

The challenge with this is that by definition, if reality shifts, any 'proof' shifts with it. A photo changing from blue to green would show green in whatever version of reality you're in now - there's no evidence it was ever blue because the evidence would have shifted too. It's a logical paradox that makes it literally impossible to verify externally, which is why Mandela Effect is more philosophy than science at this point.

That said, false memory is genuinely fascinating and well-documented. The human brain fills in gaps with what makes sense contextually. Your mum might have worn a blue dress in 1995, or you saw a similar photo in blue, and your brain filed it under the wrong memory. Not saying you're wrong or misremembering, but that's the most likely explanation before jumping to simulation theory.

Either I'm misremembering (possible), my memory is being deliberately altered (paranoid), or something genuinely glitchy happened.

There's another possibility: you're experiencing something legitimately neurological that mimics a reality shift. Certain types of temporal lobe activity can create genuinely convincing false memories that feel absolutely real. Not trying to be dismissive - I'm saying maybe get it checked out by a neurologist if it keeps happening? That's more plausible than matrix glitches.

I've got a different angle on this. What if the 'glitches' are our perception catching up with quantum variations? Quantum mechanics suggests multiple states exist simultaneously until observed. Maybe the Mandela Effect is literally us catching glances at parallel timeline versions of things before they collapse back into our primary reality. Can't be disproven, which makes it infuriatingly unfalsifiable but also weirdly plausible.

The best evidence would be video footage showing something changing in real-time in front of you. That would be genuinely extraordinary. Photographs and memories are too fallible - we need motion capture evidence of actual transformation. I've never seen that documented convincingly though, which suggests either it doesn't happen or (more likely) it's explainable through conventional means.