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How ParaNomaly Works
ParaNomaly is a tool designed to detect potential supernatural influences by generating a large sequence of random numbers. Normally, the average of these numbers should be close to a predictable value, known as the Mean Chance Expectation (MCE). However, if the average deviates significantly from this expected value, it could suggest an external influence affecting the random nature of the generation process. Some believe that supernatural entities or energies can interfere with randomness, causing these deviations.
Understanding the Results
After generating a series of random numbers, ParaNomaly analyzes the average result:
- Negative Energy (Red Light): If the average is significantly lower than expected, this may indicate a negative response or presence.
- Positive Energy (Green Light): If the average is significantly higher, it could suggest a positive response or presence.
- Neutral: A result close to the MCE suggests no significant deviation because no anomaly was detected.
Using ParaNomaly to Communicate
Beyond detecting positive and negative anomalies, you can use ParaNomaly as a communication tool:
- Red and Green Responses: The red and green lights can be used to convey different responses during your sessions. For example, you might decide that green represents a positive response and red represents a negative response, or assign different meanings based on the specific questions you're asking. This method allows for flexible communication depending on the context of your investigation.
- Yes/No Mode: Switch to Yes/No mode, where green represents "Yes" and red represents "No". This can be used for direct yes/no questions, like "Are you here with us?"
Explaining the Sliders
ParaNomaly allows you to adjust various settings to refine your detection and communication:
- Iterations:
Purpose: This controls the number of random numbers generated during each session.
Theory: A higher number of iterations increases the accuracy of detecting deviations, as it provides a larger data set to analyze. However, it may take longer to complete.
- Threshold:
Purpose: This sets the sensitivity for detecting deviations from the MCE.
Theory: A lower threshold makes the system more sensitive, detecting smaller deviations, which might indicate subtle influences. A higher threshold focuses on more significant deviations, filtering out minor anomalies.
- Rate:
Purpose: This controls the speed at which numbers are generated.
Theory: Faster generation may reduce the chance for external influences to interfere, while a slower rate allows for potential influences to manifest more clearly.
Theories Behind ParaNomaly
The use of random number generation to detect supernatural activity is based on the idea that certain entities or energies can influence physical processes, including randomness. By examining deviations from expected outcomes, ParaNomaly aims to identify moments when these influences might be at play.
This approach builds on theories in both parapsychology and quantum mechanics, where randomness and probability are seen as areas where external forces, beyond our typical understanding, might exert an influence. By analyzing large data sets, ParaNomaly offers a way to quantify these potential influences and provide users with insights into the presence of supernatural energies.