The combination of selection bias (choosing the examples that works for our theory), confirmation bias (valuing the examples that validates our theory and disregarding anything that doesn't), law of big numbers (given enough data points we can draw connection on anything), and law of close enough (we don't need to be exactly the same to consider two things the same) compels us to see random things as coincidences
[[quotes]] “The really unusual day would be one where nothing unusual happens.” - Percy Diaconis
Retrospective::
One week ago: [[April 27th, 2021]]
One month ago: [[April 4th, 2021]]
One quarter ago: [[February 4th, 2021]]
One year ago: [[May 4th, 2020]]
Daily Stoic::
What is truly impressive are those who are wealthy and does not live extravagantly