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A perplexing aspect of this discussion is why we observe events which appear synchronistic as “frivolous.” One theory suggests that humans, as products of evolution, have developed filtering mechanisms within the brain to navigate the overwhelming complexity of reality. In doing so, we may only become aware of particular events, often the more trivial or humorous coincidences, while an entire spectrum of synchronous happenings remains unnoticed.
This perception prompts the question: Are these perceived coincidences truly insignificant, or do they represent a broader connection to the universe that we simply fail to recognize?