CERN Kid Max Laughlin Says We Switched Universes in 2012 — Joe Rogan Didn’t Laugh

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Deep under France and Switzerland, the Large Hadron Collider smashes particles at nearly the speed of light to recreate the first moments after the Big Bang. Officially, it’s “safe.” But child prodigy Max Laughlin says CERN did something far worse than find the Higgs boson: it broke our universe. His claim? A high-energy run in 2012 ripped a hole in space-time, destroyed our original reality, and shifted our consciousness into a nearly identical parallel universe—a copy with tiny but disturbing differences. Joe Rogan watched Max calmly explain the physics, the energy levels, and the multiverse math… and for once, he didn’t joke. He just sat there in silence. From the Mandela Effect (Berenstain vs Berenstein, the missing Fruit of the Loom cornucopia, the Sinbad “Shazaam” movie that never existed) to strange timeline vibes after 2012, this theory connects CERN, parallel dimensions, and our glitchy memories into one terrifying possibility: Maybe our memories aren’t failing. Maybe reality changed. Did CERN open a portal? Are “Indigo kids” like Max here to warn us? Or is this all just the strangest mass false-memory phenomenon in history? Drop your wildest Mandela Effect example in the comments, and hit like + subscribe if you want more deep dives into the weird edge where science, conspiracy, and consciousness collide.