concept   coincidence
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Western cultures (1) • Asian countries (1) • European countries (1) • Middle East (1) • African countries (1) • Australia (1) • France (1) • India (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Mexico (1) • Nigeria (1) • Oceanian countries (1) • Russia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • South Asian countries (1) • Sweden (1) • mathematicians (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 coincidence Western cultures Coincidences are typically seen as random and inexplicable occurrences in Western cultures. 4
2 coincidence Asian countries Coincidences are often attributed deeper meanings or seen as fateful in Asian cultures. 2
3 coincidence European countries In European cultures, coincidences are commonly viewed as random events. 2
4 coincidence Middle East In Middle Eastern culture, coincidences are often seen as the will of Allah or divine intervention. 2
5 coincidence African countries In African countries, coincidences are often interpreted as messages from ancestors or spirits. 1
6 coincidence Australia Australian culture generally views coincidences as interesting occurrences without assigning them specific cultural or spiritual significance. 1
7 coincidence France In French culture, coincidences are often viewed as random occurrences with little importance. 1
8 coincidence India Coincidences in Indian culture are frequently interpreted as related to karma or prior actions. 1
9 coincidence Latin American countries In Latin American countries, coincidences are seen as signs from the universe or nature. 1
10 coincidence Mexico In Mexican culture, coincidences are often viewed as signs from the universe or nature. 1
11 coincidence Nigeria In Nigerian culture, coincidences are often interpreted as messages from ancestors or spirits. 1
12 coincidence Oceanian countries Coincidences are seen as interesting but not culturally or spiritually significant in Oceanian countries. 1
13 coincidence Russia In Russian culture, coincidences are sometimes tied to superstitions and folklore. 1
14 coincidence Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, coincidences are commonly seen as the will of Allah or divine intervention. 1
15 coincidence Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian culture, coincidences are regarded as unremarkable and a normal part of everyday life. 1
16 coincidence South Asian countries Coincidences in South Asian cultures are often believed to be linked to karma or past actions. 1
17 coincidence Sweden In Swedish culture, coincidences are generally viewed as unremarkable and a normal part of daily life. 1
18 coincidence mathematicians Mathematicians view coincidences as random occurrences without any intrinsic significance. 1