00:00 – Introduction
00:58 – Where did coincidence come from?
02:05 – What is coincidence
05:02 – Why we see coincidence
06:38 – Where we must accept randomness and coincidence
10:44 – Explaining examples of coincidence
15:54 – Take-aways and conclusion
17:15 – Outro and goodbye!
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This week on The Method Section, Tom explores the reality of coincidences and randomness, and why it is something for scientists to consider. Is it something that we all too often use to explain away seemingly odd things, does it prevent us from looking at things closer and finding their true cause and when does coincidence really come into play? Find out in this episode! Music by: Joakim Karud – https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud.
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