Now administering third-eyed drops.

Welcome back to the wonder dip, the curiosity, drip, the novelty nugget, notary.

I'm going to go with that.

It sounds like the proper alchemical ratio between absurdity and official and what is reality,

but the sum of absurdity and official.

I mean it's so solid, it's so happening yet so what in the actual shit is going on at

all given times and despite that.

What's really wild is that sometimes things can be just stable enough to help us forget

how weird and wonderful things really are.

Of course, the second you feel that way, clinch your orify my friends because you know

it's just a matter of time until some novelty, some miracle, some horror comes your way

to snap you out of your temperate beige haze.

And one of my favorite ways that that sometimes happens is a good synchronicity, one of those

meaningful, magical coincidences that seems to be delivered just for you by sender unknown

from some mysterious nook or cranny of the multiverse, some higher intelligence that

just snaps the laws of physics over its equivalent of a knee like a dusty old twig.

And despite that nonsensical way of describing it, the man who coined the term synchronicity

Carl Jung did have a lot more nuanced thoughts than just that.

He did think there was a lot more to the phenomenon of synchronicity than just that.

So for that reason and several others, I decided to muse about it, the phenomenon of synchronicity,

what it means and why I think it is just scratching the surface of a much, much deeper truth

about the nature of reality.

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