The Narrative, plus Epilogues and Appendices
" When a man looks for Truth, Truth looks for him." (Sufi aphorism) "The plura l of anecdote is not data." Introduction The coincidences in this section, mostly from early 1988, seemed to lend themselves more easily to a narrative exposition. To those examples which are, at least to some extent, verifiable, I have appended a V. And to make the following of it all easier I´ll begin with a synopsis. Permit me to note that when I attended the Society for Psychical Research Psi/Synchronicity workshop (94) Conjectures and Refutations: The Growth of Scientific Knowledge I was made aware by Dr Caroline Watt Caroline Watt - Wikipedia of what she called the "Mine Vs Yours" syndrome. i.e. that people tend to regard their own coincidences as more cute, amusing and compelling than those of others. Here's a link to work done by Ruma Falk on that topic - Judgment of Coincidences: Mine versus Yours on JSTOR I think this boils down to two reasons: - a) The e...