From: Glenn Bradford (gmbbradford@netscape.net)
Date: Fri Dec 06 2002 - 13:36:42 GMT
Erin,
Thanks for the quotes. Do you agree with this re-wording:
Two events are said to be acausal if they are related, but not
causally. And synchronicity describes acausal events that occur
at or near the same time but not by chance.
Also, do you think that
- events described by synchronicity should be freighted with
significance on par with causal events?
- as an explanatory principle synchronicity is on the same order
as causality, as Jungian theory claims?
- there is some similarity between the mindset that sees significance
in unlikely events and one that treats all events as happening in a
moral-based reality?
Glenn
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