>>Same metaphysics of a New Year's Party, though. It is simply an event that can be interpreted to have great importance, but no particular universal importance is the cause, simply how we choose to interpret it.<<

>>I JUST HOPE THAT COLLISION DSN'T BRING ME ANYMORE BAD LUCK..<<

Subj:  Good points... and...                 94-04-19 16:51:47 EDT
From:  Joe Uhrig

Valid points.  We often assign symbolism to things with no apparent cause or value.  In Kathmandu, Nepal there are sacred rocks in the middle of the road protected by fences and  they're a good two feet below the surface (ie. been like that for a while).  They have acquired meaning well beyond their status as rocks.

The collision is certain to bring out a wide range of human emotions in a lot of different people.  Bad luck?  Doom?  Hope?  Has the prepublicity (so to speak) in the form of the two movies altered our perceptions or expectations?  Would anyone be disappointed if it's just a random event after all?

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