Is it just a coincedence that I asked a question, and one second before, someone else asked the same question?

Question

I wasted five points to a very weird situation.
The question was: MORMONS: What do YOU think about ATHIESTS.
I had to delete my question because someone else just asked it...

What are the chances of this?

I am not the other person. The other person was an Athiest. I'm a Mormon.

Answer 1

I'm in your head, Nephew. ;0)

Answer 2

I missed it, but I think that that's a pretty interesting situation.
I take it to mean that aside from the obvious differences, we're all the same curious people in the inside.
We're curious about what people think of us and they're curious about who and what kind of people we are.

It's a coincidence, but even funnier is that the far extreme from being a Mormon, an Atheist, would ask that question too.

Answer 3

1 in 6 billions

Answer 4

Actually it happens all the time. There is a context to these questions. Themes arise during a particular time period, and people often consider similar ideas. The same thing can happen during a dinner party, where someone can ask a question and someone else say, "I was just thinking about that!"

- {♂♂} - {♂♀} - {♀♀} -

Answer 5

It is not a coincidence, it is the workings of God. THAT IS THE ONLY EXPLANATION POSSIBLE! I feel pity for the poor atheists who believe in crazy witchcraft such as probability or chance or math or logic or reason. Throw those away and believe in my God!

Answer 6

OMG! It's the end of the world! Pack your bags! Corral the children!

Seriously, coincidence. Forget about it.

Answer 7

i'm catholic. i don't believe in coincidences. there's a reason for everything in this world.

Answer 8

beware the golden tablets!
the supreme being is watching.

Answer 9

I know i laughed when i saw that

Answer 10

I seen that and thought it very weird lol