Coincidences are always signs of causation

True

False

False.

Explanation:

The coincidences do not necessarily have to be the result of a causation, but can also come from the performance of similar processes, which have been intentionally followed to replicate successful or functional processes to a certain activity.

Thus, a coincidence in a physical reaction is not necessarily random, but is sometimes the result of a process of replication of the method that originates the event in question.