Investigating Mysterious Encounters from Randonautica

The world can be a strange and confusing place. Iran's top general was killed in an airstrike while leaving Baghdad airport for Australia, where they are facing massive fires that are already among the worst in that country's history. The

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virus started here in the Chinese authorities of the city of Wuhan point to its origin in this food market. Life in Italy has officially come to a halt in another night of chaos and unrest as anger over police killings spreads to every corner of the country. Of course, we all know this very well. points out that what was supposed to be the year of positive change in the unit has turned into nothing more than mundane tragedy and has been a shitty year of isolation, to say the least, in the midst of it all a trend had emerged that He gave people the exit to leave.

Go explore and experience all the natural wonders you probably wouldn't have seen otherwise Powered by an app called Randa Nautica, players around the world have been sent on adventures at supposedly random GPS coordinates within a radius of a few miles. Of them, what could happen? bad, well, quite, actually quite, on June 20, 2020, a tech talk user named Henry would upload a video with the caption something traumatic happened that changed my life, it involves scanning a GPS location given to them by the app randonica and at first it doesn't seem like anything we haven't seen before if it wasn't for the creepy and scary horror synth tension sound production gin effect they added to the video then the beginning would honestly be pretty upbeat, the initial vibe What I got from her discovery was interesting but not malicious, however, I was wrong, let's see it together, it stinks everyone, it was washed well, so she recovered, so she will call the police so we can see if it is actually a corpse or it's just food here's the crime scene, you saw the end of that video so you know where this is going as it turned out the contents of the suitcase weren't food or anything innocent like they expected it to be real. human remains from the real world and the investigation continued as police and detectives worked to identify the bodies, the ticking video blew up on social media, it seemed like everyone was talking about it and there was a clear emphasis on the application in which The teenagers located Randonica's suitcase.

It was there? Further? Were they hiding something? How are you determining the GPS coordinates that you send to your users? Let's come back to this ten days later, tonight, we're learning, we're starting to learn more about the two people whose remains were found in bags along the shoreline in West Seattle on June 30. Seattle detectives would identify the remains as those of not one but two people: Jessica Lewis, 35, and Austin Winter, 27, who were shot to death in an undetermined amount of time before their discovery, the killer and the A motive has also not yet been determined and, according to police, this remains an active and ongoing investigation.

It is a tragic and disturbing situation that is often the stuff of nightmares when you realize that these people had lives, jobs, and loved ones. and aspirations with their destiny reduced to being put inside a suitcase and discovered in the ticking of all things is one of the most depressing events that I have analyzed, may they rest in peace, no one deserves that this has bothered me. a random group of teenagers stumbling upon a dead body through a supposedly random GPS adventure app bothered me, this had to have been an isolated incident, although let's face it this whole situation happened by mere coincidence, right wrong, I opened the tic tac and scrolled through the randonica hashtag, it turned out that there were quite a few who also found strange discoveries when they were exploring, as the phenomena became almost conventional.

Unfortunately, we have people who exaggerate like some of the 3 a.m. channels. that we have seen in years. past you know who you are but we also have a bunch that look completely legit let's take a look at some notable ones this was weird but it gets weirder we found a huge nest of bread like what is this or at least that's what I thought? was and then there was this path I don't know what it is if you know what it is or what it means comment below I don't know if it's like witchcraft or something I'm scared and then there's a bunch of random things inside in the middle and a bunch of rocks so He basically took us to a big bird's nest.

Okay, if you've seen any technical talk about the Rando Nautica app, I'm shocked, you should keep listening. My boyfriend and I were supposed to receive. This kitten today, my mom said no so of course we are very sad about that and then I saw a tick about the Random Nautica app and I thought we have to do that because I really want a kitten so this is the location. gave us, as you can see, it's five minutes from where we live, we're in the middle of nowhere, but there were easy roads to get there and there was a gate that prevented us from getting to where we needed to be when it was.

Going around the car, I joke, don't come here, buddy, this kitty was there, so I just went nodding and nodding and our intention was death. We were on our way to the place and I looked out the window and there was someone lying down. the ditch with his wife literally like they were holding them so I parked and got out and they shot him and then she gave me that phone and I had to go to the puppies and Darius and he wrapped his jacket around the wound and then the police. came and they questioned us and I had to leave and I just dropped in so this random nod app brought us to this creepy town and honestly when we saw this we should have turned around and left but we continued up the mountain and There are always abandoned cars and there was no one around at this point, we are definitely trespassing, we couldn't even turn around at this point because the road was so narrow and there is such a steep drop on the other side that we were a little intrigued by it. creepy than this It was even though it was getting dark really fast and the next thing we knew the sun had set and the moon came out giving it a creepier vibe but we had the pin up we were so close to it and this happened I got Which explains this, the only ones around and a random rock falls, I think that was a sign that we should leave, but we kept going, everything in this place was giving me very bad vibes and when I looked here and saw this as soon as I realized Realize that it is a kind of face that we run away.

I don't know what's wrong with this city why there are all these abandoned cars and no people or mannequins in the window, but I'm removing it so we can see that the results can vary a lot. some people stumble upon what appear to be ritual sites strange people sticky animals and even old friends it's definitely interesting to see how all these discoveries come true it's almost as if the world is a little stranger than we all thought, who would have known with this in mind? How is it possible that these people stumble upon such strange phenomena?

Does the app know something we don't know? Is it inherently meant to annoy you? How do you choose your locations? It's something that is really starting to fascinate me and that's why I embarked on a quest to find out exactly what a random knot is and how the application works. I finally came across an article on medium.com that goes into depth on the topic, part one, what a random knot is. A randonaut is a person who explores both the application and impact of randomness in the experience of everyday reality. This exploration of randomness can be carried out in several different ways.

The two main experiments randanats are currently exploring are blind spots. and mind-matter interactions a blind spot is a place in the real world that you would never normally visit encounter through any chain of causal experiences we, as human beings, tend to live structured and patterned lives, our everyday experience around the world Social and geographical is guided by our internal mental structure, which may contain a certain part of determinism, on the other hand, mind-matter interactions encompass the other side. What this denotes is the idea that the human mind actually has a statistically significant impact on the output of quantum random number generators.

Vanishing robots can generate what are called intent-driven anomalies, which are coordinate locations that are calculated based on qrng density. results and are often explored through the use of intent, what this potentially means is that your mind can have some influence on the location and subsequent experience generated by the robot, while the blind spot interaction is mostly cut and dry mental matter interactions are where it can get a little confusing from what I've been able to understand, the article basically explains that when you set what they call an intention for using the app, the bot can adjust the location it gives you. provides accordingly, I'm not entirely sure how specific it can be. get or how strong the effect is, but I have a strange feeling that it's a bit related to confirmation bias - for example, if you head somewhere with the intention of finding stray cats, then you'll be more attentive to finding one . and if you do, then well, this is why the article continues.

The Nanika brand is known to track your location and log your IP address to help the bot algorithmically determine specific locations for you to visit. Also known to perform retina scans using the front camera of each user's mobile device at any given time, with or without explicit consent, deep web hackers record the data and images collected in documents. You instill your passwords in them, then they take their passwords to hack into your bank account and slowly siphon off money so you can fund nanika's random app and get more users after they've taken all your money and sent you into a spiral of deep debt and paralyzing.

They use information from our previous dog to hunt you down. Oh my gosh, I'm just kidding, doesn't confirmation do that. Although I think there is some credibility there, if you think about it, the effect is stronger than you think. If you don't believe me, I want to try it on you right now after you finish the video. I want you to go back to your daily life and do whatever you do when you do it, although remember the number twenty-one anyway, enough playing with the science behind the brain danica clearly it's strange, people have come across phenomena strangers for months and that's not even including the incident in Seattle and with that I know what I should do, we have to try this you and I, so I downloaded the app and I was a little surprised after opening it, the user interface is nothing as I expected it to be, I shared my location with them and now I am at a crossroads it is our choice we are now given the option to choose whether we want an anomaly an attractor or a void depending on the application attractors are dense groups of random points voids are the opposite anomalies are the strongest among attractors and voids wait what stronger relative to which screw let's try it I'm curious choose your source of entropy uh it's been a while since I took physics give me a second entropy a thermodynamic quantity that represents the unavailability of the thermal energy of a system for conversion into mechanical work is often interpreted as the degree of disorder or randomness in the system, eh, okay, let's go with Anu since I'm not sure yet, looks like we have it , so let's go, so I met up with the mama max and night docs team and we hit the road hoping to find something.

When it finds you a location, the app asks you to set an intention for each trip and it's basically what you expect to find wherever you go, we said the first one is death and this is what we find oh oh uh absolutely nothing maybe this one no It was a good place, let's try another high, we set the intention this time and it was satanism, let's see what we got, so I admit it's a little creepy. Here at 2am, but the satanic symbolism seems to be escaping me. I hate to say it, but there doesn't seem to be much here either.

Maybe I'm not looking hard enough or maybe this detects another guy. Let's try one more intention sect, oh. I really wanted to find something here where the cult symbolism has to be in there somewhere, of course, as you'd expect, we left this empty-handed as well. It bothers me because, in our experience tonight, the app didn't give us anything we didn't already find. death or racks or satan or whatever, I was just normal with it, I don't think apps connected to serial killers like some claimed, I think it's all massive confirmation bias and coincidence or most of the tick tocks of popular random oddities are fake, I'm sure there are some legit ones out therethere, but as we hinted at at the beginning, some honestly seem very exaggerated.

I don't have concrete, irrefutable evidence, but in my opinion, that's what it seems to be. Randonica isn't creepy, she does it. There's no conspiracy behind it, it's not a serial killer's logbook, it's just an app that had an unfortunate coincidence and sparked a wildfire of conspiracy theories around the world. We didn't find anything creepy tonight, but we didn't leave it empty. By the way, maybe the real random optic was the memories we made along the way. As we've seen, the Randonica app is incredibly interesting and sent people on local adventures all over the world. The Seattle situation stands out by far as one of the most disturbing discoveries that have been made due to the app, yet to me, everything else stands out as nothing more than massive confirmation bias.

Remember that concern is relative. If you set out to go to Randonica looking for something that scares you, chances are you'll find something for the most part, although the app seems to be relatively safe, go on an adventure, just remember to always bring someone with you and never give the app the intention. b, hmm, so, so, you.