The Synchronicity Confusion
The Synchronicity Confusion
This chapter, which analyzes the concept of synchronicity, or acausal meaningful coincidence, originally introduced by Carl Jung, shows that it is incorrect to claim that synchronicity is a principle in nature which organizes events into meaningful clusters. It proposes that, if genuinely nonrandom meaningful coincidences occur, this would be best explained in terms of a refined, extensive and potentially very intimidating form of large-scale psychokinesis.
Keywords: synchronicity, acausal meaningful coincidence, Carl Jung, meaningful clusters, nonrandom meaningful coincidences, psychokinesis
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