Synchronicity, driven by true randomness, emerges as a non-causal link between events in the system, surfacing connections that feel meaningful without being reducible to causality. The conditions for meaningful coincidence are staged, but the meaning itself can only be produced relationally. Because nothing determines the fall of the coins or the stalks, what falls is free to be read: the configuration belongs to the moment of the asking, not to any design. True randomness is its yarrow stalk — nothing here runs on a seeded algorithm; every arrival is drawn from physical noise, including the tremor of your own hand while you hold. Clarke — Psychoid Threshold · a sketch from the world of being