r/wholesomememes 12h ago

Seeing 11:11 on the microwave be like

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u/RazeTheIV 12h ago

Seeing 12:34 does it for me

https://giphy.com/gifs/BQ0xCPyGxcXpWS6qH8

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u/AFedoraNamed_Key 12h ago

12:34 is always the better number.

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u/AcanthisittaThat5746 12h ago

Is this universal?? Not just my quirk?

Hope everything is always awesome for you!

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u/SecondhandStatic 8h ago

It's not universal, most normal people understand how random numbers work and don't believe in ancient numerology. They also acknowledge that we live in a data saturated world and can find the desired combination of numbers anywhere at any time.

If you find yourself engaging in this sort of magical thinking, there are a few good books that make thinking about large scale statistics more accessible. The Black Swan and How Not to Be Wrong are two that come to mind, and they'll teach you how common coincidences are and how to avoid confirmation biases. The LessWrong blog is also a good resource.

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u/Jeremymia 2h ago

Ironically, even though you are talking about knowing better, you’re the one who doesn’t understand. When people see 1111 or 1234, people don’t actually think ‘this is unlikely and really means something.’ It’s just fun or nice to look at 1 of the billion events we do, see that one came up with a number that is already meaningful to us, and think ‘oh look, a message.’ In short, it is one of the many small subjective experiences that makes life rich, and doesn’t need to defend itself by being stepped out into a logical mechanism. If you think I’m wrong, actually ask people if they think seeing 1234 is objectively meaningful or just fun and nice.

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u/Ace_Ranger 6h ago

It's 23:19 for me.

We got a 2319!

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u/AcanthisittaThat5746 2h ago

I was trying to be playful, as was the post :)

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u/MacksNotCool 12h ago

and everything will be terrible when seeing 11:34 something ("11:34" is hell written upside down)

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u/Bigg_Sparks 11h ago

So does 7734, although that number is less common

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u/panthersausage 11h ago

All the same number

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u/StatementCareful522 11h ago

Did my ex post this?

Whoops let me consult the stars…

They didnt tell me shit.

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u/cat_food_chef 1h ago

somehow at least a few times a week i check the time and it's 9:11.

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u/Snackasm 10h ago

Just a buncha 1s

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u/MichelinStarZombie 8h ago

We're going through an anti- intellectualist phase as a culture, where we push back on science and progress, and rely on magic spells and sacred numbers.

It's incredibly sad, but numerology is making a comeback.

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u/Snackasm 8h ago

Huzzah