I know a lot of people freak out over them but I think they’re cool. I was just leaving work and decided to come on here and I saw Pedro’s thread about posting a mental health song. So I posted Brain Damage by Pink Floyd. I listened to it then started my car and pulled out to leave. I switched on the radio and guess what was playing? Brain Damage by Pink Floyd! Cool, it was so unlikely it almost made me laugh.
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I think its cool as well but i wouldn’t say it was just random chance
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Are you saying it was a devine encounter 
Ps.
How can you have any pudding if you dont eat your meat???
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no, i didn’t say that 
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Coincidences are cool and all unless they’re constantly happening and your paranoid.
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bc sometimes all the dots ARE connected 
if a tiny spider can make a massive web and catch flies
then surely all the conspiracies in my head are completely true
makes sense to me anyway
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But what if a tiny fly could catch a spider, climb a ladder and stir cake batter?? Would any of it matter? Enough of this chatter.
Sincerely,
The Mad Hatter 
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sounds a bit far fetched 
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Coincidences are cool as heck.
Unless you are in psychosis and it’s just non stop and mad.
I don’t know what they may or may not imply.
There’s a lot out there on yt saying it means your on the right path.
I don’t know.
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Not really a big coincidence . Most radio stations play a limited catalog of songs, especially if you were listening to a classic rock station so there is probably under 200 songs in their catalog. Turning on that station you have less than 1:200 chance of hearing brain damage by pink floyd.
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This makes so much sense 
just for reference, i would like to hear brain damage by Pink Floyd now 
here it is
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Yes now that you have recalled my attention to that post It should have read ‘greater than 1:200 chance’. Not that it matters.
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I would bet that the station has a bigger rotation than 200 songs.
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If it’s a classic rock station it wouldn’t have thousands of songs. Hundreds tops.
A typical radio station has around 1,600 songs in rotation, but classic rock stations may play a broader playlist that can last up to eight hours. Some stations may even promise “no repeats” to allow for a wider selection of songs.
For-profit radio stations tend to play “safe, familiar, and well tested” music to keep listeners tuned in through ads. This is why you often hear the same popular songs on many radio stations.
Classic rock is generally defined as rock music from the mid-1960s to the mid-1990s, with a focus on commercially successful blues rock and hard rock.
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I personally think this AI response makes no sense but take it as you will
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