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Coincidence and
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sexta, 10 de setembro de 2004 |
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Flew, Antony (1953). Coincidence and
synchronicity. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, 37,
(pp. 198-201) Abstract Coincidence is defined as
2 occurrences with no common causal origin, but that there is something
remarkable about their coming together. Examples are given. Synchronicity is
explained as 2 events linked together in a meaningful manner, but with no
causal explanation for their concurrence, yet, they occur more commonly than
\'by law of averages.\' Jung is quoted as agreeing with this statement.
Statistical considerations are mentioned, including the Phi phenomena, but
the causes and archetypes are referred to as subjects too elaborate to be
treated in this short paper.
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