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Pragmadromia: Objective Synchronicity
- Type
- Study
- By
- Morgan Wolfgang lake
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- July 2026
Pragmadromia introduces a new framework for understanding objective synchronicity by focusing on quantifiable, causally independent events rather than subjective interpretations.
PRAGMADROMIA: Objective Synchronicity I. ETYMOLOGY AND DEFINITION Pragmadromia combines two ancient Greek roots: πρᾶγμα (pragma) — a fact, event, or thing in ordinary reality that exists independently of subjective experience. δρόμος (dromos) — a path; the course of an individual’s life, a career, a race track, a destiny. Formal definition: The convergence of causally independent events, observable by an independent observer, the probability of which is quantifiable by Bayesian analysis. II. WHY SYNCHRONICITY IS INSUFFICIENT Jung’s definition of synchronicity (events connected by meaning not cause) is unprovable because it is a connection between 2 events where: one event is subjective, entirely internal to the individual, therefore it cannot be verified by an independent observer. So claims as to the probability of the coincidence, using this definition, cannot be falsified. Unfalsifiable claims cannot be proven. Even assuming the subjective report or interpretation is factual, the coincidence can be dismissed as cognitive bias, Apophenia, delusion of grandeur, hindsight, Texas Sharp Shooter Fallacy, the Law of Truly Large Numbers, etc. Pragmadromia does not allow any internal subjective report or interpretation. The events cannot be denied whether or not anyone observes or experiences them. The Pragmadromia method results in a quantifiable value that can be falsified. Pragmadromia is provable, synchronicity is not.
In plain language
The researchers define a new concept called Pragmadromia, which looks at the connection between events that are independent and can be observed by anyone. They argue that traditional ideas of synchronicity rely too much on personal feelings and cannot be proven. This new method allows for measurable and testable coincidences.
The meaning
Meaning-seekers might see this framework as a way to validate experiences of synchronicity, providing a more objective basis for understanding meaningful coincidences.
The skeptic
Skeptics may argue that even this approach could overlook the complexities of human perception and the subjective nature of interpreting events.
Key takeaways
- Pragmadromia defines synchronicity based on observable events.
- It emphasizes quantifiable analysis over subjective interpretation.
- The framework aims to provide a provable alternative to Jung's concept of synchronicity.