During my research on suggestion and behavioral psychology, I uncovered a fascinating excerpt in a book on cognitive biases. The author argued that chaos is inherently uncomfortable for the brain, forcing it to seek patterns and logical refuges where none exist.
There was a footnote on 'Statistical Convergence'. It noted that, under social pressure, a startling percentage of the population tends to visualize the exact same symbol when attempting to be completely random. Intrigued, I jotted this prediction down on a post-it note.
I tested the theory on my sister shortly after. The result was statistically improbable, confirming the thesis. I photographed the note and uploaded it to this domain to preserve the record: we are far less unpredictable than we like to believe.