Sincronicidade
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Se tem um negócio que eu acho muito esquisito nessa vida são as coincidências. Nos jornais dessa semana estão saindo notícias de fraudes no exame da OAB em Brasília, daqueles que reprovam 70% dos bacharéis. O fato curioso é que a denúncia foi feita por um funcionário da OAB que estava fiscalizando o teste e reparou que uma garota havia entregue a prova em branco. Pois bem, passados alguns meses a garota aparece na OAB para retirar sua carteira de advogada, e o mesmo funcionário a atende no balcão, gerando a desconfiança de que havia alguma mutreta.
Obviamente, essa garota devia ser bem gostosa, porque senão o cara nunca que ia lembrar da cara dela.
Mais algumas coincidências fodas no 2spare.com, mas vou colar e copiar a que eu acho mais sinistra:
The British actor Anthony Hopkins [who shot to fame as Hannibal Lecter] was delighted to hear that he had landed a leading role in a film based on the book The Girl From Petrovka by George Feifer. A few days after signing the contract, Hopkins travelled to London to buy a copy of the book. He tried several bookshops, but there wasn’t one to be had. Waiting at Leicester Square underground for his train home, he noticed a book apparently discarded on a bench. Incredibly, it was The Girl From Petrovka. That in itself would have been coincidence enough but in fact it was merely the beginning of an extraordinary chain of events. Two years later, in the middle of filming in Vienna, Hopkins was visited by George Feifer, the author. Feifer mentioned that he did not have a copy of his own book. He had lent the last one - containing his own annotations - to a friend who had lost it somewhere in London. With mounting astonishment, Hopkins handed Feifer the book he had found. ‘Is this the one?’ he asked, ‘with the notes scribbled in the margins?’ It was the same book.
