>>105855875
>One thing that I can say is that there is no such thing as 'random'.
No. There certainly is not. The unconscious mind is also timing, counting, and correlating everything all the time. Right down to when you begin speaking to when you stop, and the gap between that and when someone replies. It is demonstrable that it times all of it and incorporates it into future output. It's also calculating and using gematria all the time, and causing you to time things and construct statements in a way that leaks what it's been focused on recently. It can be quite clever too, using pi jokes, square pyramidal numbers, cubes, w/e.

Some events can't really be handled in realtime though, which is where synchronicity and your days being scripted during sleep probably play a role. I've had things that were so precisely timed despite several chance happenings and unforeseeable events, that it's not plausible the brain can coordinate and pull it off in realtime. So there's some sort of nonlinear time or retrocausality aspect to it.

But whatever, that's a whole other layer. A person has to find it in their own life, until then it's just another idea. One example I'll give is what I dubbed the matching function. If I'm going to address 303, somehow I'll leave at just the right time. Discover my tire is flat, blow it up. Get behind someone in line at the store, takes way longer. Icy road conditions, have to go slow. And yet still, magically I'll pull into that address at exactly 3:03. I focused on it and told it to match, so it did. Or I'll think I'm going somewhere else, fail to find it, take some random route and end up seeing a sign for a place I'd heard of but never been to, and park at exactly 3:33. Or go to pay my electric bill and after the fact I'll look down, notice it's on 9/27 (3 squared / 3 cubed) and the timestamp on the receipt will be 1:37 PM, 137, 33rd prime number. Etc.

>>105855923
Not trolling at all. Char limit.

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