In search of answers

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Dear friends,

 

I am new to this group. I am joining it for a serious reason which may

not exactly coinside with the group's goal. I am trying to seek

explanations to my observations of reality, and thought the Hindu

scriptures might be a good place to turn to. I do not know the

language or the way around it, and am hopeful that this group will be

of help to me.

 

Today I have the following to you:

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Since 1998, the Global Consciousness Project (GCP) has been monitoring

the outputs of up to 40 random number generators (RNGs) around the

world. Each of these RNGs generates 200 bits of random data every

second and sends them to a server at the GCP. The generators are based

on physical devices considered fundamentally random, not merely

deterministic computer algorithms.

 

Preposterous though it may sound, significant deviations have been

noted in the randomness of data from these RNGs around times of major

events in the world.

 

 

Roger Nelson, Director of the GCP, and Dean Radin at the Institute of

Noetic Sciences and others have been analyzing data from the RNG

network on and around September 11.

 

Some preliminary analyses found striking anomalies, four of which are

shown on http://www.boundaryinstitute.org/randomness.htm

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My questions to you:

I understand that Indians were the original philosophers to develope

the complex concepts of mathematics, and certain Hindu scriptures

contain very useful mathematical explanations and solutions. Could any

of it be of use to explain the observations indicated on the above site?

 

I suppose the so called 'random' data are not truely random, and

therefore, are able to vary with certain cause(s). Could someone point

me to any such data that can be observed as indicator of catastrophies?

 

Would you point me to a place where I may get these answers?

 

Thanks and regards,

Hank