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Does Synchronicity Point Us Toward the Fundamental Nature of Consciousness? An Exploration of Psychology, Ontology, and Research Prospects

2020-03-25

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<p>The topic of synchronicity has long intrigued philosophers, scientists and the general public. Carl Jung formally introduced the term “synchronicity” in the 1950s, however to date very little empirical research has explored the underlying mechanisms of synchronicity. In other words, why do synchronicities occur? Are synchronicities random, or do they hold clues about the ultimate nature of reality? Drawing on t...

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882eeece-647b-5323-90ee-9e7cf6d12375
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10.31234/osf.io/qcres
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