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Updated: May 10, 2025
And the secret of the face, of course, is "Lure"; but to save your soul you could not decide in any specific case whether the lure is the lure of personality, or the lure of physiognomy a mere accidental, coincidental, haphazard harmony of forehead and cheek-bone and twittering facial muscles.
Myles, distance is not a factor. In Möbius space as we have come to call it for lack of a better term any two given points are coincidental, regardless of how far apart they may be in non-Möbius space. But this becomes manifest only when a Möbius coincidence-field is established. As you probably know by now, Francis Pfleuger created such a field."
Then there befell the household a series of coincidental labor problems that left them all at once without servants. The chauffeur, who hated his employer, was summarily discharged for drunken insolence. The cook was taken dangerously ill and her sister, the housemaid, went with her to her home at Provincetown.
If a small object trailed below it, barely above the waves, suspended by the thinnest of wires, it was invisible. If the plane happened to be on a course that would pass above a spot north-northeast from the tip of the cape, a spot calculated from information given by Talents, Incorporated, it seemed entirely coincidental.
In scientific research such as this, we must not be guided by impressions, but by facts and figures. As the result of this laborious undertaking, 30,000 answers were received the percentage of coincidental apparitions being calculated.
Another inspiration came to me, but I was almost afraid to voice it. It seemed a daring theory. "Could death have resulted from poison administered in some other fashion, by something she had eaten, for instance?" I ventured. "Couldn't the scratch be coincidental?" Kennedy shook his head. "There's the value of our chemical analysis and scientific tests.
'If I, a grave man of science, go on telling distorted legends out of my own head, while the facts are plain in print before me, Herr Parish may reason, 'how much more are the popular tales about coincidental hallucinations likely to be distorted? It is really a very strong argument, but not exactly the argument which Herr Parish conceives himself to be presenting.
Yet the coincidences are so many, or so striking, that when a Maori woman has a hallucination representing her absent husband, she may marry without giving him recognised ground for resentment, if he happens to be alive. By comparing coincidental with non-coincidental hallucinations known to him, Mr. Suppose that some 20,000 people answer such questions as: Have you ever had any hallucination?
The difficult theme of coincidental collective hallucinations, as when two or more people at once have, or profess to have, the same false perception of a person who is really absent and dying, is next disposed of by Herr Parish. The same points de repère, the same sound, or flicker of light, or arrangement of shadow, may beget the same or a similar false perception in two or more people at once.
The facts attested may, of course, be theoretically explained as the result of telepathy from a mind no longer incarnate; and, were the evidence as copious as that for coincidental hallucinations of the living, or dying, it would be of extreme importance.
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