Anomaly

Intention Driven Anomalies - geografic locations, calculated from mind-induced statistical deviations in random data, produced by REG.

According to MMI Theory it is assumed that users intention can create anomalous statistical deviations in random data, that can point to a certain location related to it. Due to specifics of the calculation process, IDA's are divided by their mathematical properties into two types: Attractors and Voids. Statistically Both types are equaly anomalous, but have different direction of deviation.

## Calculation

Anomalies calculation uses a scheme created by Fatum Project where the quantum entropy data is transformed into coordinate field and then anomalous density fluctuations are searched in it. To create a coordinate field, we place thousands of random points around a radius. Normally, you would expect random points to follow a statistically probable uniform distribution. But if we find a cluster of points with anomalous density, for example, it is 5 times bigger than average points density in the whole area, this cluster is considered an Anomaly.

Have you ever tried to generate an Anomaly, and gotten the response that “no anomalies were found?” That means that when those thousands of random points were distributed about the radius, there were no statistically improbable deviations from the uniform random distribution one would expect to find.

## Attractors & Voids

However, when the points cluster to an improbable degree, which we call an attractor, or when the points create a statistically improbable empty space, which we call a void, in a way that is mathematically improbable compared to a normal random distribution, we call this an anomaly, and hypothesize that this anomaly has been affected by a randonauts intent, creating a bias in the random distribution, and providing a potentially interesting geographic location that may have something interesting or personally meaningful there. A “power anomaly” simply picks the anomaly with the highest z-score, whether it is an attractor or void.

## Mind-Influence

Imagine that you flipped a coin 10,000 times and wrote down the results of the coin flips. The expected outcome of these coin flips would hover somewhere around 50% heads and 50% tails, possibly deviating some small %. However, if the distribution of coin flips was something like 75% heads and 25% tails, this would be considered extremely improbable, and if you could do this with consistency, there would be a good chance that the coin flip was influenced by some other variable outside of random chance, in other words, it would be considered non-random.

These experiments of the power of intention affecting the distribution of the coin flip have been studied for ages by scientists, who hypothesized that there may be some variable or force affecting the distribution of coin flips, possibly the “Force of Imagination.” Later other groups of scientists studying this mysterious variable referred to it as psi, represented by the greek letter Ψ.

The power, or z-score of the anomaly signifies just how improbable that cluster (or void) is. The higher the z-score, the more likely we hypothesize that point has been influenced by the randonauts intent. Specifically, z-scores higher than 5 are considered potentially interesting, for they may have been influenced by this mysterious variable known as psi.

This influence can be consciously intentional, like “I am consciously intending to find a rainbow,” and the point leads you to a rainbow like in the trip report image above where a randonaut thought of a rainbow and was led to a rainbow.

However, the bias created on the random distribution is not always connected to the intention you consciously set. Anything you were thinking about, or talking about, or even things that may have been happening in your unconscious mind, or even other peoples intent, can influence the randomness and create a bias on the random distribution.

If you are randonauting in a group, the intention that creates the bias becomes even more difficult to discern. Groups of like-minded individuals focused on the same intention, and connected on the same vibe or wavelength, can create powerful experiences that cause the randomness to deviate from it’s normal statistically expected outcome. The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research lab did field tests where they would place random number generators at gatherings of like minded individuals on the same wavelength or vibe, (known as the field-reg experiment,) and found statistically anomalous results in these field tests.

These tests resulted in a theory called Decision Augmentation Theory.

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Governments around the world, especially in Russia, explored this theory to see if they could use it to gather information they would not normally have access to. The United States government also explored these theories, and you can read about their findings by searching cia.gov for “stargate” or “gateway” and reading those documents. In Japan, even the corporation known as Sony explored mind-matter-interaction in one of their departments.

The act of finding information you would not have access to using psi (Ψ) was standardized by the Stanford Research Institute, and a set of protocols called remote-viewing was put into use by the United States military for finding missing people, predicting natural disasters, and finding information that would be otherwise impossible to find using traditional means. You can learn more about these events in media like the movie “Third Eye Spies,” which documents the real life applications of remote viewing using psi operationally in military operations.

When you are using Randonautica to use your conscious intent to influence the probability of finding whatever you are seeking using your intent, you are making use of what the US Government would call a practical remote-viewing application.

But how is this possible? No one knows for sure, not even the foremost experts in the field. One theory is that there exists a global informational field made up of a global consciousness, and that by using Randonautica or other psi-based applications, you can tap into this global field of intelligence and find information you would not have access to otherwise.