>I'm an atheistically and scientifically inclined type, non-religious, without a mystically-oriented mind, and these types of coincidences or oddities always th

>I'm an atheistically and scientifically inclined type, non-religious, without a mystically-oriented mind, and these types of coincidences or oddities always throw me a bit regardless. Personally, I've had enough weird things happen to me in my life that I've left that entire thing open to explanations simply aren't covered by our current body of scientific knowledge. I'm a non-mystical atheist also, but I'm not willing to completely write off the unexplained as simply "coincidence" just because a lot of folks ascribe it to religion or other magic. I mean, what did people think of bacterial/viral infection 200 years ago? A lot of crazy mystical stuff, for sure, all laughably inaccurate. What sort of stuff will they laugh at US about in 200 years?