Re: coïncidental probability

nothing could happen 100% coincidentally: there is always the possibility
that, at least in 3D space, an event would happen from a cause, whether
that
cause be material or not.

that is even if you wouldn't have any data. the notion that provided with
enough data nothing in 3D space could ever happen coincidentally again is
only theoretically true, or a theoretical possibility to be precise.

your guess is as good as mine on this, but mine is that if space in
infinitely macro, it would stand to reason that it would be infinitely
micro
as well, which would prevent us from ever having enough data to rule out
coincidence.

so the concept of coincidence doesn't need to be redefined in the
subatomic,
it current meaning just needs to be elaborated. it doesn't require an
introducing an uncertainty principle anyway. particulartly if the matter
described by it doesn't have the slightest bearing on coincidence, but on
a
mere physical abstraction of metaphysics entirely.