You’re standing in the shower one day, gazing at the shampoo label, when you notice something odd. GARNIER, you see, is a mixture of EARRING. Swirl the letters further and you stumble on RANGIER, then ANGRIER, and look, REARING. Rinsing away the suds, you suspect that’s where the matter rests.

And odds on, you’re right. To find a fluky anagram, like NEUTRAL in RENAULT, or LIMBO in MOBIL, is hardly destined to change the earth’s course. The moment is a whim, and life moves on.