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Coincidences exist. Coincidences are real. Saying that there are no coincidences stops inquiry. Challenging the statement forces us to make sense of its ambigui
by bear141 3y ago
Coincidences exist. Coincidences are real. Saying that there are no coincidences stops inquiry. Challenging the statement forces us to make sense of its ambiguity and explore our potential involvement. You can choose the random perspective and with a wave of a mental hand, dismiss most coincidences as not worth further attention. Or, you can seek out their possible personal implications and make life into an adventure of discovery both about yourself and the world around you. As you explore, you may uncover the latent abilities hidden within you.
- whatshisface 3y agoThe last sentence in the parent comment was a reference to UNSONG.
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- tomrod 3y ago"Coincidence" is defined as simultaneously occurring, so coincidences definitely exist. Causal relationships may not be casually inferred, however.