The text is a transcript of a video about an app called Rando Nautical, which claims to use quantum numbers and the law of attraction to guide users to places that match their thoughts and emotions. The video presents some cases of users who found strange, mysterious or even dangerous situations when they used the app, such as a dead body, a shooting, a transformer car and a bumblebee. The video also discusses the scientific and metaphysical theories behind the app, such as the double slit experiment, Max Planck's views and the law of attraction. The video ends by questioning whether consciousness can affect reality and whether the app is real or not.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- 1. Rando Nautical is an application that uses Google Maps and quantum numbers to guide users to explore points on the map that are influenced by their thoughts and mood.
- 2. The application is based on the theory that consciousness can affect reality, which has been studied by professionals from various branches of science for centuries.
- 3. The application has led some users to find strange, mysterious, or even dangerous situations that match their intentions or expectations.
- 4. Some examples of these situations are: finding a dead body, witnessing a shooting, seeing a vehicle or an object related to a favorite movie or series, etc.
- 5. The application raises questions about the nature of reality, the law of attraction, and the role of consciousness in shaping our experiences.