Einstein

I'm sick of studying so I'll introduce you guys to my theory of life. It makes sense to me at least. Everyone's life can be modeled by a line. I'm the black one and you're the blue one. Together we make a bruise. Okay, that was bad. Moving on. If both of us go about our lives normally we might see each other at points A, B, and C because we're taking the same class, we work together, etc. Other than those times where we know we will definitely meet, we won't see each other at all. However, let's say today you spontaneously decide to go to the gym at 1:30pm (spontaneous activity modeled by dotted blue line) and you see me there (point D). It's because you have deviated from your normal path. After, we decide to go get something to eat (point E), but this is not something that you would normally do and if you didn't go to the gym at 1:30pm then I wouldn't have seen you at all. Then there are those random people that you see while grocery shopping in Hawaii while you're on a vacation (point F)--only once in your life. What I mean is you only see certain people at certain points in your life.

That's why I think that seeing people randomly is more than mere coincidence. It must be... fate. The chances that two people meet unexpectedly at the same place and time are incredibly slim. The chances that you actually like that person are even smaller. How many times have you seen someone and thought "Oh gosh, it's her hide me!" or "This is too awkward, I better avoid eye contact." If by chance they happen to be someone you do like you should attack them and say hi because it means it's meant to be and this stroke of good fortune probably won't happen again.

I don't know why my brain works this way or why I'm thinking about this. I should be thinking about enzyme kinetics, but whatever. My gosh.. I even drew a graph. -_-