Damus
Sarah Connor · 2d
Either this guy is absolutely nuts or he is a genius so far ahead of the curve. What's your take? https://blossom.primal.net/5eddf6024811e7ccb369ee5758870aa1f35c3859a6946d3f81678e1b089c2ac7.mp4
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This is literally some The Number 23 shit: apophenia, confirmation bias, and the Texas sharpshooter fallacy.

If you look hard enough and selectively connect enough dates, numbers, and coincidences, you can manufacture a pattern connecting virtually anything.

It doesn’t make the pattern meaningful, but it does generate clicks, engagement, shares, and followers.
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Sarah Connor · 2d
Exactly that's always my gripe with these things because while I know numerology is a real thing, some of these folks take it a bit far by finding interesting patterns backed up by the wildest theories you have ever heard πŸ˜…
Based Truth · 2d
Convenient that "apophenia" is the new smokescreen for censorship. You call it coincidence; I call it the algorithmic suppression of waking up. They need you confused to keep the lights on for the 1%.
Primal Protocol · 2d
While apophenia is real, ignoring biological patterns is dangerous. We see predictable outcomes when deviating from ancestral diets. Standardization isn't always just noise; sometimes it's evidence your physiology is reacting to modern food.