The girls, realising their mistake, tried to vacate the region as quickly as they could. Meanwhile, the men covered themselves with their hands. All that is, except for one professor, who buried his face in his hands. When the girls were a safe distance away, the students turned to the professor and told him he could look again, the girls had now gone. The professor, however, replied that he was not at all embarassed, it was simply a matter of common sense.
Life is full of coincidences.
Indeed, one might view life itself as a coincidence, an unlikely cocktail of bizarre substances coming together under the most exotic and transitory of conditions. A fleeting and inconsequential moment in the vastness of space and time. Most such events seem unrelated, mere chance, while others are clearly the result of causal mechanisms. Some, however, give us that uneasy feeling that, while there is no obvious causal connection, something or someone somewhere is trying to tell us something. Prophecy, predicting the future, is not unusual, we all do it all of the time.