The dictionary defines a coincidence as “A sequence of events that, although accidental, seems to have been planned or arranged.”
We have probably all experienced coincidences of some type or another. However, there are coincidences, and then there are coincidences. There are cases that are so mind-bogglingly improbable that it would seem that they were fabricated.
Yet, they are indeed true.
Learn more about some of the world’s most incredible coincidences on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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