At best, theories like this serve as evidence of people's desire to find meaning and patterns in the world, especially in places where they don't exist. If you

At best, theories like this serve as evidence of people's desire to find meaning and patterns in the world, especially in places where they don't exist. If you do not maintain scientific rigidity - a questioning, truth-seeking curiosity - with constant vigilance, you will be able to create theories that explain anything, while actually explaining nothing. If while reading this theory you got a strange feeling, as if something wasn't entirely right, GRASP that feeling and remember it. You should always seek the truth, but especially when you notice this feeling: pay attention and weigh the evidence. It's very useful to be able to reason well, and even more useful if your emotions help you reason.