This can be considered an update to the old post on "Noticing"
Now I wanna add more terms into it, like patterns and coincedence...

Is it cause we humans are creatures which seek meaning... seek answers and find logic and patterns that we start saying stuff happening were coincedences?
I am are we such beings to the extent of going overboard into defining coincedental stuff and give likewise explanations for the patterns we see in life? Because we care so damned much about logic?
People say the world was one big coincedence in the first place... I believe otherwise.
But maybe such conclusions like those were all rooted from the fact that we were seperated from God and stripped of ablity to think infinitely; or rather, understand infintely.
I know lots of people have talked about this topic. In a wholesome fashion. Big chunks of information repeating the same fact decorated with unecessary vocabulary and unneeded illustrations...Exotic. Awe. Natural. Retarded.

Anyway, I thought of this cause I had found a lot of patterns in stuff. Not only in science and etc. but in the emotional side of things, how often you meet a person, how often a certain emotional cycle repeats, how often certain feelings would be instilled etc. etc.
A viewpoint thrown at this statement would probaly be somewhere between thinking its overeaction to thinking its kinda true. Or you could think I'm just becoming mental.

And whenever I think of stuff like this.... to a very large level, I stop and start viewing the side of things in the form of deeper meaning. One must realise I do not blog and write everything I think. The mind is not so dense. If you think such, you are underestimating a lot of its ability.

So.... do such patterns really exist? If they do, we can't find them scientifically can we? It is based a lot on coincedences anway... If one uses the scientific method, the results would be shourded with error and he has to be a thrid party.

Sigh... IwonderwhysometimesIfeelsoignorant
Yeah... Why?

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