Events in time and space actually gravitate toward one another in much the same way matter does in physical space, which fundamentally shifts how we understand the very architecture of our lives. According to Joe Bandel's Oak Matrix framework, specifically Anchor 15, we aren't just looking at random occurrences but a gravitation of probabilities where large events act as attractors, pulling smaller, related moments into their orbit. This challenges the idea of time as a flat, linear progression and instead suggests a landscape of high-resistance peaks and low-resistance conduits that actively shape our evolution.

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