Theory Too many coincidences ocurrying in 2023...

[Asgard]

Fiction:

Watch ATHENA | Netflix Official Site

The tragic killing of a young boy ignites an all-out war in the community of Athena, with the victim’s older brothers at the heart of the conflict.

www.netflix.com

Reality:

More than 900 arrested in riots over teen killed by police in France

More than 900 people have been arrested in riots since the teen — who was only identified by his first name, Nahel — was killed during a traffic stop in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.

www.nbcnews.com

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Comparable to:

Netflix film 'White Noise' predicted the Ohio train derailing, internet left shook

Netflix subscribers have made some strange comparisons between the recent Ohio train derailing incident and a movie. When movies from the past predict current events, it always seems a little surreal.

www.sportskeeda.com

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if I'm supposedly a jew (given my pathetic try at trolling), you should read this thread and take this as a clue, quite honestly.

 

[Asgard]

Quite suspicious, nonetheless.

 

[based_meme]

Quite suspicious, nonetheless.

There's extremely little that could possibly be suspicious (practically zero). When your work of fiction is within the realm of the plausible and probable you will eventually have an overlap between fiction and reality.

Nobody is comparing world events to what happens in Star Trek. I fucking wonder why.

 

[Asgard]

Nobody is comparing world events to what happens in Star Trek. I fucking wonder why.

It's a major coincidence, as I've implied in this thread title.

I personally find it suspicious. My auspicies can't be backed with concrete facts, however.

 

[CroatianManlet]

Globohomo has went into full overdrive mode recently

 

[based_meme]

It's a major coincidence, as I've implied in this thread title.

Yeah, no shit, it's a coincidence. That's all it is. This isn't even a case of predictive programming.

 

[Asgard]

Yeah, no shit, it's a coincidence. That's all it is. This isn't even a case of predictive programming.

Mentally-ill people only believe in predictive programming.