Re: coïncidental probability

more specifically, if we don't care to know the cause, i.e. to calculate
it.
so coincidence is basicly a product of incapacity.

that is, of course, disregarding the endless philosphical efforts
attempting
to define the concept of cause and effect in 18th century europe, most of
which is dealing with god rather than with the universe anyway. and god
doesn't seem to be the cause of anything.

so let's not confuse design with the total set of all causes in the
universe, i.e. the universe itself previous to an event, in other words
let's not confuse design with the universe itself, which may be frought
with
all conceivable colours of purpose for all I care, but we simply do not
know, nor do we have any way of knowing.