Who among us at least once in our lives has not noted with pleasure that two random objects seem to be made for each other?
A sofa that fits perfectly into a niche. Laptop or tablet exactly the size of the bag. But sometimes coincidences can be quite useless. So what if this cat fits perfectly in the box? Or is this tomato exactly the size of a cup?1 Where does this feeling of satisfaction come from when you hit the “tunic in the crown”? “We live in an environment of incredible diversity,” explains psychologist Johan Wagemans. “The randomness of the world makes us nervous. Therefore, when we see how two completely different objects find each other and connect, like pieces of a divine puzzle, we feel spiritual comfort.
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