Today we have Nick Hinton with us, dimension jumping artist, thinker, brand development leader of TheRandonauts (#GG33) and author of the new book The Saturn Time Cube Simulation. Randonauts?? What’s that? We get into it, and a WHOLE lot more! Hang on!

A Randonaut is a person who explores both the application and impact of randomness in the experience of everyday reality. This exploration into randomness can be carried out in several different ways. The two primary experiments that Randonauts are currently exploring are Blind-Spots and Mind-Matter interactions. Below are short explanations of each. The next section details how to begin experimenting with these using the Fatum Bot.

Blind-Spots:
A Blind-Spot is a place in the real world that you would never normally encounter through any logical chain of decisions or experiences. We as humans tend to live structured lives. Our everyday experience throughout the geographical world is guided by our mental makeup which contains some share of determinism. When navigating the physical world, there is determinism in your actions making it hard to break out of your patterns of experience. Using the Fatum Bot, Randonauts can generate a random coordinate location in an attempt to find Blind-Spots and uncover what lies outside the boundaries of everyday casual experience.
To generate a potential Blind-Spot using the Fatum Bot, send your location then select “Blind Spots & More” in the Bot menu (you may need to scroll down to find it). You can select “Quantum” to generate your point to visit. The other options can be useful for more advanced experiments, feel free to play around with all the options.

Mind-Matter Interactions:
Mind-Matter interactions encompass the other side of Randonauting. This is the idea that the human mind actually has a statistically significant impact on the output of quantum random number generators (qRNG). The Fatum Bot can generate what are called Intention Driven Anomalies (IDA’s) which are coordinate locations that are calculated based on the density of qRNG output and which are often explored through the use of intention. What this potentially means is that your mind can have some influence on the location and subsequent experience that’s generated by the bot. There are two kinds of IDA’s that can be generated: Attractors and Voids. The difference between the two is the way in which they’re mathematically determined. They are essentially opposites of each other but are both hypothesized to be influenced by the mind.
To generate an Intention Driven Anomaly using the Fatum Bot, select either “Attractor” or “Void” in the bot menu.

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