I have noticed the pattern of random, sounds contradictory? Yet – if I have a meeting with a special agenda ore something certain is in my interest, I am pretty sure that an article pops into my inbox, or I meet a past colleague on the train who works within that area of interest  - and so on.

Some might say it is the power of focus, but is it so predictable that we can map it, fit it into a pattern, and connect individuals with the same traces, so the masses gives you the answers…. Far out?

Maybe – but I am using lifestream at twitter to tell what’s cooking in my kitchen, the words in my e-mails might show some weight, my search on Google- and so on, that should be sufficient enough to send some pings out on cyberspace, and what are the chance of a random temporary soul mate…

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3 Responses to Pattern of random

  1. Jørgen Toldst says:

    Sounds like Jungs Synchronicity, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronicity

  2. Natasha Friis Saxber says:

    Great feedback – it is exactly the schism. Really interesting – i must look into Jung.

  3. [...] wrote a blog post in 2008 about the “Pattern of random” that received a comment on the similarity with Synchronicity (by Jung). And after reading the [...]

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