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Myrti 1 year ago
#2 Are you actually trying to advocate reincarnation?? Also, they look about as much alike as me and Jack Black. Gimme a break, man.

#7 "A few meters away?" As in, they couldn't even see it? Are you suggesting that the ghost of Mrs. Rigby whispered in their ears to some day write a song with her name in it??

The ONLY interesting one in here is #5. Maybe #10.
       
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Heidi 1 year ago
Identical twins are probably the best example of quantum entanglement between two humans.
       
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Rickie 1 year ago
Heidi,

You're words make it clear that you have no idea what quantum entanglement actually is.
       
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Kris 1 year ago
#11 Clearly not "the same pose."
       
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Margie 1 year ago
Wherever this post came from, it's clear the "author" is the kind of idiot that believes in astrology and ouija boards. Coincidences are not cosmic, they're simply excerpts from a finite set of possibilities. If you look hard enough, you're eventually going to find similarities.

It's coincidence, people, not spooky action at a distance.
       
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Mexico and its earthquakes

Mexico is a country famous for its traditions, magic, and folklore. But in the last 100 years, there have been earthquakes that go beyond scientific explanation. On September 19, 1985, Mexico City woke up to one of the strongest earthquakes ever. Since then, nothing has been the same, and every year, a drill is carried out to avoid catastrophes.

What is interesting is that in 2017 and 2022, a few minutes after conducting the drills, there have been earthquakes, both higher than 7 on the Richter scale, which makes them very dangerous. Undoubtedly, September 19 is a date difficult to forget for Mexicans.

 

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