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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As luck would have it I chanced upon the secret of finding things not looked for, to enlist serendipity on cue. The more you look the less you see. Stop looking for, and start looking about. Expectation kills spontaneity. So, stop planning itineraries. If you take a planned tour on a planned route to see the things you quest for, You'll only get what you ordered on the menu. But if you look about and see an opportunity in an open door off the beaten track, you are ready to allow chance happenings to surprise you. Many great discoveries in Science were made this way: Penicillin discovered in dirty dishes, after a vacation The micro-wave oven, when chocolate bar in pocket melted Post-it note, a not so sticky glue Velcro, when hiking and seeing how burrs hook onto hair Radioactivity, when Uranium left on photo plate in drawer overnight. Two things stand out here: Firstly, doing something unusual, unplanned, as if by accident Secondly, being aware that the unexpected has happened, and taking time to investigate it. An inquisitive mind feeds on serendipitous encounters. The opposite of serendipity is *zemblanity: Which is discovering unlucky expected outcomes you planned for, when you make unhappy, unlucky and expected discoveries by design. It is the inevitable unsurprising uncovering of what we expected, and would rather not know. So now you know, it is better to look about, than to look for, to allow serendipitous encounters to happen more by chance. --------------- 9 May 2017
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