Things that ran through my head as a kid; You can't be changing a thought I've been holding on to for so many years now, can you?

I've always had this theory- well, not a 'theory' exactly, but a logical sequence of thoughts that isn't all that interesting. But you're here aren't you. So let me share.

People from different continents have a certain 'look' to them, be it due to race, skin tone, general features or just the cultures of that place that leads to a certain, standard type of gaze, accent, and way of looking and speaking.
Thus, if you were to ever meet your doppelgänger, it'd have to be someone from the same continent.
Take me for example, an Asian in Singapore. Any other girl who has the misfortune *cough* of looking like me will have to be from places like Malaysia, or even Thailand.
And guess what? That's it.
She has to be an Asian, so that limits possibilities to (you guessed it) Asia.
Since Malaysia and Singapore have a 'look' to the residents,
My doppelgänger has to be somewhere there.

Main point is, there is therefore a very verrryy high chance of you meeting them!

Just two days ago a friend told me that she saw someone looking very much like me- at a Nick Vujicic's talk in Singapore. It could have just been a story, but it made excitement bloom in me all the same.
Apparently she had a similar voice and was slightly shorter, but she was from Malaysia and looked and sounded like me.

Can I take it as that my theory being proven?
..through something I didn't experience myself?
Yes, yeah, pretty much. Guess that makes you have a good idea of the way my essays are structured huh. A-class substantiation in some of the 'best-written' paragraphs with the flimsiest examples and elaboration in the world. Welcome. And just so you know, she kinda sorta likes to write. Not too bad eh?

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I don't believe in dying once I meet my doppelgänger or anything like that- it just doesn't make sense! If someone looking exactly like you exists in this world, why would meeting that person result in anything bad? It can only be a cool thing.
After all, looking like one another doesn't mean that your fates are about to intertwine and she'd replace you or anything like that.
Besides, The Prince and the Pauper was one book I perused over and over again as a child; I have no influenced thoughts regarding this.
Soo, if I met her, I'd take a selfie with her.
In fact, I really really reeeaaaalllyy want to meet someone like that.
At first glance I will hopefully think of her as attractive and upon interaction, charming or whatever
Because that'd mean that I'm good-looking and lovable! *ufufufufu*

I'm sorry I subjected you to this, reader.

Seems like it's just some narcissistic gal rambling away on some private blog.