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| Frank wrote:
> Bee wrote:
> One can hardly deny that there is an intelligence behind everything
> we experience in life. Observing these experiences I conclude
> that to some extend we unconsciously create what happens in our
> live now and in the future. But what part of what we experience is
> a coincidence or does it not exist at all?
If you throw a dice twice, and get 6 twice, you would call that a
coincidence. If you throw the dice ten times and you get all 6's, you start
to wonder. If you throw thirty times and you get nothing else but 6's,
you'd call foul and demand a close examination of the dice to check if it is
loaded. At what point the level of credibility is deemed unacceptable
depends on factors including you own perception of the circumstance and
experience, which in turn has a lot to do with your personality, which in
its turn has a lot to do with your genetic makeup. Some would argue that
even the first two 6's is not a coincidence; *all* that is happening, in
totality, in our lives is under the direction/influence of something besides
ourselves. Others, and I include myself here, do not believe that: I won't
go that far.
So, your question has no objective answer: each has to find his/her own
subjective comfortable level.
Bee.
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[I have found my Shangri-La in ntlworld.]
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