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Today's show is episode 29.

And of course, I am your humble host, Karen.

And we are your group of loops and snoops who talk about

droops and poop. I'm Golan I'm Dana and I'm Chris. Do you guys know what

Bader-minoth phenomenon is.

I've heard of it, but I can't recall what exactly it is.

So, you know when you learn a fact, or even if you learn like a song somehow afterwards it almost feels like sometimes you see that

fact all the time. Okay I do know this phenomenon yeah and

Synchity yes synchronicity. Yes, synchronicity.

And this is specifically called the Bader-minoff phenomenon.

When you learn about the obscure fact or, you know, when you have something in mind,

it tends to stick out to you more.

So it's not that all of a sudden, by coincidence, all of these facts are happening because

it's fate.

It's just that your sensitivity to it has been heightened.

Yep, and it's always been there, but your brain is now kind of breaking its normal pattern and

picking it up.

Yeah, I remember when I was shopping for a car, I got a VW Golf, and at that point, all I saw on the road is like everybody had a vw gaw because it was on my brain that was all I noticed

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