The Confessionals - 222: Dimension Jumping | Nick Hinton

Episode Date: April 7, 2020

In Episode 222: Dimension Jumping with Nick Hinton, we welcome Nick Hinton to The Confessionals for a discussion about alternate dimensions and parallel universes. Nick came to the spotlight due to a series of tweets that really got people thinking about the possibility of our world having been thrust into a different timeline back in 2012. Since then, he has joined a group called Randonauts which uses a quantum number generator that gives out random locations to visit. The idea behind the number generator is that by traveling to a truly random, unplanned location, a person can enter an alternate timeline that would not have been possible otherwise. Enjoy this mind-bending conversation with Nick on this new episode!BECOME A MEMBER AND GET ADDITIONAL SHOWS: https://www.theconfessionalspodcast.com/join Subscribe to our YouTube: https://bit.ly/2TlREaI Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.theconfessionalspodcast.com/the-newsletter Website: www.theconfessionalspodcast.com Email: [e-mail] Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheConfessionalsPodcast Twitter: @TConfessionals Tony's Twitter: @tony_merkel Show Intro INSTRUMENTAL: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyub39AXxUw Show Intro FREE DOWNLOAD: https://bit.ly/2HxNcw3

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Now this week we have a great show plan for you. We have Nick Hinton coming on the show. And Nick Hinton is somebody who kind of blew up on the spotlight with a few tweets that he did. And everybody started retweeting it. Everybody started asking for interviews because of the thoughts that he had shared on Twitter. Well, now he has over 80,000 followers on Twitter. And we are honored and happy to have Nick on the show to talk about his experiences with the group that he joined called Randonauts. They are dealing with quantum physics. a random number generator and it really seems like it puts you in a different type of parallel reality than what you would have been if you weren't using it. Very interesting stuff. We're going to have a great time talking to Nick and we're going to bring them on right now.

Okay, today we got a great guest coming on the show. We got Nick Hinton. Nick, how you doing, man? Good, man. How are you? I'm doing fine, man. So I think it's funny how we got connected because I've had several listeners reach out to me and say, you've got to have Nick Hinton on. And, you know, it's one of those things where I don't remember all the time to reach out to certain people because there's just a lot of people out there to talk to. And you were somebody that I wanted to get on the list, but also at the same time, I was hearing you talk on a lot of other people's shows. And I was just like, eh, we'll get to him when we get to him. He's been around a while and stuff, we'll let him kind of calm down. And then we'll bring him back on kind of thing. And then you reached out to me on Twitter and you're like,

hey, man, this is what I do. And I was just like, oh, man, I know who you are. And so I was like, let's get this thing done. It was like the lining of the, the line of you. of the stars, you know, like my listeners were telling me that I had to have you on the show, and then you reach out to me. I'm like, okay, if you need like a sign, there's your sign. So, right. But, Nick, you are a young guy, man. I mean, you're in your, what, I think in early 20s, right? Yeah, I'm 25. Okay, mid-20s. So this whole thing, I know, your story and everything that kind of developed here kind of happened randomly. It's not like you set out to gain thousands of followers on Twitter, things like that. You just started diving into some thought

processes. And from what I understand, what really kind of propelled you into a big spotlight is a tweet, actually, that you put out kind of contemplating certain things. So I guess what we'll do is we'll start right there is what was the tweet that kind of got you into the spotlight. And then we'll maybe backtrack a little bit and see where things go. Yeah. I've talked about these things millions of times. So it's not like my, I'm not super passionate about talking about them anymore, but people are still curious.

But the thing that I originally talked about was the Saturn Time Cube, which is kind of my theory mixed with a couple other people's theories that Saturn is like this controlling force of the simulation or Maya or Samhara or whatever you want to call it. I think all the religion pretty much point

at this reality being the not real one. and that there's somewhere else that we're going and that this one is controlled by evil forces. And I think it's a false realm that is predominantly controlled by Saturn right now. And then after that one blew up, I started talking about my theory that the world could have ended in 2012 and we entered a new reality. And that one really blew up. And yeah, I was not planning on that at all. I just was kind of throwing ideas out there.

And then the media caught wind of it and started getting all these crazy interviews. Yeah, so you say the media caught wind of it. Are you talking about mainstream media? They actually pay attention to what you said? I mean, people have been sending me links of, like, big websites that are talking about it. And then, you know, I was on the radio for it a few times. So it's kind of becoming a little bit mainstream, but not like the news or anything. Yeah, I mean, obviously I wouldn't think that Fox News, Tucker Carlson's going to bring you on or Rachel Maddow.

You know, those types of people do not even believe. They think people like us are just crazy, you know? And it's funny because the climate that we're in right now with COVID-19, I was one of those guys that started following COVID-19, probably the first week of January. And I've been telling people to pay attention to this. No, you're crazy. Well, who's crazy now? You know?

Right, right, right. We're facing a pandemic of, you know, historic proportions. But, you know, those people aren't going to really pay attention to what you have to say, understandably, because they're just not in the same thought process as we are. But I did hear you on a lot of different, you know, major media outlets. it's when it comes to what we do. And I think it's really cool that people actually are out there that do what I do. They're reading people's tweets and they actually are reading people's tweets. They're not just looking for the next hot guess and stuff, but they're actually looking to see who's saying what.

And they found yours really interesting. And I find it interesting as well. The idea of entering into a new reality. And when you put that tweet out and people start talking about, I start thinking about it. I start thinking, man, like, think about it. Like, since 2000, The world's kind of gone off hinges a little bit. It seems like things are off. Like, you just can't put your finger on. It makes you wonder. I mean, maybe we did enter into another parallel universe because that's something that scientists, they say themselves. They say that there are definitely parallel universes because, you know, you just do simple math. Well, it's not simple in my mind. But, you know, the math says that we have parallel universes. So, Nick, that kind of launches you into the realm of what we're in. But you linked up with a group called Randonauts. And this is what I want to talk to you mostly about today because I find it really interesting and I looked into it a little bit, but I thought you would be the best person to share with us what it's all about and how you got involved in it. Yeah. Okay. So real quick, though, I literally just realized mainstream media did talk about me actually once, like recently.

you were talking about COVID-19 or coronavirus and how everyone was calling you crazy for worrying about it. Well, I was dealing with the same thing. And literally kept texting everybody, texting my family, saying, like, I think I should get back to Ohio to be around you guys in case something happens, you know. And, you know, even the people I was living with in California, like, dude, you don't need to leave. You're, you know, you're taking this out of proportion. And I was like, no, dude, though, I have a gut feeling that it's going to get way worse. and I left four days right before all the craziness started happening, like all these packed airports and like all the,

I think San Francisco just got shut down in quarantine. So like you said, look who's crazy now, because, you know, I think this is a time in history where conspiracy theorists aren't going to be conspiracy theorists anymore. We're getting vindicated. Like people are going to come to us and wonder what the hell is going on. You know what I mean? Absolutely.

We're forward-thinking people. And we're not afraid to be wrong. And that's the biggest thing that we are different than the mainstream media because we think outside the box and we're willing to put our thoughts out there for the world to consume. And we're not concerned about being wrong. What we're concerned about is getting people to think on a different level. Because the fact of the matter is whether it's COVID-19, a pandemic coming or an assassination and how that all unfolded or 9-11, there are wild and crazy things that happen in our world. every year. And if we think outside the box and we forward think, we might be able to project what is going to happen or how things unfolded in the past. And that's something that the mainstream media can't do because they're constantly in the mindset of going from one news topic to the other, the next day, it's 24-hour news cycle and they don't stop to think and contemplate of the alternative way of thinking. And that's one of the biggest problems they have. And unfortunately, they have the biggest platform so they can shadow us down. Exactly. I mean, so like I said, mainstream media,

did actually talk about me. CNN went out of their way to tell everyone that I was wrong that the Dean Kuhn's novel did not predict coronavirus. So I think that's pretty funny. I didn't say anything bad about, I just posted the article and I was like,

look, CNN wanted to talk about my tweet. And everyone pretty much knew what I was saying they're like, yeah, well, look what they said. You know, obviously they're just trying to shut you down and invalidate you or whatever. But, yeah, so I think mainstream media is on its way out and people like us are going to be kind of the new news. I mean, we've already

had alternative news networks for a while now, but I think that it's only going to get bigger. I absolutely agree. I think that the world is starting to wake up to the reality that they've been lied to and that they're being manipulated and brainwashed on a daily basis. And the more they unplug from the mainstream media, the more they're going to find other outlets to learn how to think. And that's where we come and play. So, Nick, you have a lot of stuff going on. And, you know, we could talk about COVID-19 forever because I have tons of things to say about that. But random knots. This is like a matrix type of thing. I don't know if that's the right way to define it, but that's the way I look at it. When I looked at random knots and I started trying to understand

what it was all about, like I was thinking, this makes me feel like if I were to do this, I take the chance of stepping outside of what I live in of the Matrix and into another reality. Is that what we're talking about here? Yeah, and that's what I was getting to is like, because the old world structures are kind of falling apart right now and people are waking up, I think there's going to be a wave of, you know, new pioneers in this new world. And I think Randolph is a part of that because we're entering what I call or what I think is a quantum reality. I think we're going to see quantum computers take over and other quantum technologies take over. and random knots are kind of at the forefront of that.

And so that's why I reached out to you is because you had some guy on your podcast talking about how quantum randomness can actually mess with, like, the paranormal, because I know that's like what you're big into, the paranormal, correct? Paranormal, conspiratorial, anything that's off the beaten path. Right. So, well, we've kind of dabbled in that,

you know, messing the paranormal using quantum mechanics and quantum randomness and stuff like that. But basically what the randomauts do is we're trying to explore the quantum aspects of reality by using this bot that, well, we have an app now, but it started off as a bot that uses a quantum random number generator to create random locations on a map. And so by going to these places, you're right, it's kind of like stepping off of your, you know, breaking out of... cutting the ties of state, basically. You know, if you were on a predetermined path before, you're not anymore because basically people are kind of like, they're kind of robotic in a way.

You know, we have all these subconscious thoughts and patterns and habits, and, you know, there's external influences, and you can kind of predict human behavior pretty easily based on who they are and where they live and who they grew up around and stuff like that. So what this bot does, though, like I said, it creates random locations for you to go visit. But when people visit these locations, there's, like, sometimes weird stuff will happen where people

experience, like, really profound, meaningful coincidences. So are these coincidences not so much of a coincidence in your mind? Are you thinking that this is a result of stepping outside of your daily routine and taking a path that you never would have taken without this direction? Yeah. I think when you do things that are uncertain or unlikely, more unlikely things will happen to you. So like a synchronicity or a meaningful coincidence is something that doesn't happen all that often.

But when you do stuff that you don't normally do, abnormal things will happen. And so I think we might not even be going to truly random locations. A part of me thinks that we are actually affecting the outcome just by our thoughts and our intentions because there's been studies done at Princeton that say human consciousness can actually affect random number generators. Right. And so the human conscious affecting the number generators, I know. that is something that, you know, people are looking at as a problem. But when it comes to the

quantum level, now, if this is truly a quantum level number generator, I heard that that is something that isn't going to, the human consciousness is not going to affect. Is that true or don't you know? I'm not a quantum physicist, but I mean, I'm pretty sure that the observer does affect quantum particles. Okay. And when you say observer, what do you, do you mean the human being? Yeah, the human being. So quantum particles exist in a state known as superposition, which means they exist in all possible states at once. And it's only once they're measured or observed do they actually pick, you know, a specific state. So that's what's known as like the wave function collapse. And so particles, quantum particles, and they're not being observed, they exist in like a wave form of potentiality or probability. And once they're observed, it collapses into a particle. Okay. Yeah, because when I was looking into quantum physics and stuff, and I look into it here and there, but there's a lot of things I need to look into. The quantum level and stuff, from what I understand, when you get down to the quantum level, say I have two water bottles and they're connected on the quantum level. From what I understand, I could put one water bottle in California, the other one in Pennsylvania, they're still connected on a quantum level through some kind of quantum wave. Is that right? Yeah, something like that. That's called the quantum entanglement. And Einstein called that spooky action at a distance.

And I'm not positive how that works, and I'm pretty sure scientists don't even fully understand how that works. But we've kind of theorized within the ran or not community that through this project, we've all become quantumly entangled because a lot of the synchronities that we experience are, you know, there's patterns like with everyone. Like everyone is experiencing some of these same synchronicities. And sometimes one random not will be talking to another ran or not. about something, and then whatever they were talking about in that conversation will show up in someone else's trip report. And by trip report, I just mean like the detailed documentation of what happened when they went and used the bot. Okay. Yeah. And so this bot generator that generates locations for people to go to and stuff, what's the goal do you think of this whole process?

Is it to truly enter into new realities on a quantum level? Or is it more of a practical? Or is it more of a practical practice thing to allow people the opportunity to get out of a random, or not random, but a, you know, a monotonous routine and kind of get them into a new path of life in a sense where they're open to new experiences that they never would have been in part of. Yeah, I think there's many levels of the projects. So like we were talking about earlier with superposition, that's where the theory of the multiverse actually comes from is because as particles exist in all possible states at once, some physicists think that means that there has to be a universe for every outcome. And so by traveling to quantum locations, it's almost as if you are able to

travel to one of these different probable universes right next door. But then on the, I guess, shower level or more fun level, you know, the app is just a practical way to break out of mundane reality and go explore the world around you in a way that you couldn't before. Yeah. And, you know, when I sit back and I look at this and I think about the possibilities, I don't know how I feel about the idea of alternate universes and stuff. And I say that very loosely because I think I do believe that there are alternate realities. I do think that there's a strong probability that there are many different dimensions. And the idea that using this generator to enter into a new, let's just call it a new path, the idea that I could go somewhere completely random,

never thought of doing before and enter into maybe like a parallel universe, that's something that really attracts me. It's just very attractive thing to think on. Do you think that that is something that's a real possibility or do you think that's more fantasy? I mean, it does definitely sound like fantasy and we're not totally sure what we're doing. So far, we're just experimenting. And basically we just look at this whole app slash bot thing. The whole project is a phenomenon. on. We don't really understand it yet. And, you know, we're just seeing basically what happened. So people that are using it are having different types of experiences. And I think a while back, I actually watched a YouTube video of a couple and they were going to different locations.

And I think the same number was popping up at different locations. People are experiencing odd things when they're doing this. Have you heard of people having any type of paranormal type experiences or really strange off the wall? Like, I can't believe that actually happened kind of thing. Um, well, a few examples of some crazy synchronicities is, um, one day we were talking about this, like in a chat room, me and a few of my fellow randomaut friends, we were talking about this being called the Green Man. And the Green Man is kind of like this trickster entity. And so tricksters and chaos have like, like, there's a relationship between them. Like, tricksters are often associated with chaos beings and stuff like that. So we're talking about this green. man. And the very next day, or maybe it was a few hours later even, we saw someone post a trip report that they had found this giant statue of the green man. And so things like that happen all the time. There was another time where I became obsessed with, I'm probably going to butcher

his name, but Jorge Louis Borgis, he was an author that wrote about like the metaphysical and kind of a poetic and fanatical way. And he wrote this one book called the Garden of Forking Pass. or the short story. And it's basically about this garden, like a hedge maze, that represents different timeline. And obviously that has like, you know, some connection to the Randenot Project of what we believe is happening. And like the next day, someone actually found a garden dedicated to that story. And there's, I think it's in Italy, it might be, that there's a garden of Forking Pass dedicated to that author. And someone found that.

Wow. So on that note, how many users do you have on here? I mean, what's the odds here? I mean, that that would happen. Do you guys have millions of users? It's definitely not in the millions. I think we're around a couple thousand. It might be 10,000.

So you're saying 10,000, let's just say 10,000 users. Let's just say 15,000 users. Let's just say you have 15,000 users. What are the freaking odds that that would happen, you know, like those kind of synchronicities. It seems very, very hard to hit those numbers, just on one scenario, let alone multiple. Right. Yeah. Like I said, I'm not a physicist or a mathematician or anything like that. I'm just experimenting with, you know, things that I find interesting. And honestly, couldn't give you an exact number, but I don't think that that's very likely to happen.

I mean, if I were to be skeptical, I'd say, yeah, every once in a while you'll get something like that. But we're dealing with these things like almost every day. Wow. Yeah. See, when you say that it makes you feel like there's something to this, there's something to it worth exploring. Have you guys had anybody reach out to you that, you know, maybe they were quantum physicists or they did do this stuff on maybe a more professional level as far as their education goes, offering to help and kind of analyze data and stuff? We do have one person that works with quantum computers that's trying to help us get better sources of quantum entropy and chaotically fully believes in the project.

or he wouldn't be doing that. I think he's trying to get funding from some university, but I'm not really sure I haven't talked to him in a while. But no, not like any real high up there scientists have we talked to yet. I mean, we're trying to get a hold of Dean Radin because this is like his wheelhouse, but we have yet to talk to him. Okay. Yeah, and trying to get funding from a university, good luck right now. Because they're all shut down and probably not looking to expand into fake things, because that's what they would say this is, fake. Yeah, it's pseudoscience. Yeah, exactly.

Or pseudoscience. So have you been able to, or let me rewind, let me ask you this. Is it possible in your mind to communicate using these types of methods with other realms, let's just say, whether it's spirits or aliens or just interdimensional beings? Do you think that this is a possibility here? honestly I do because there was a few times actually where we were experimenting with the bot and its server and one of the creators of the community he put a piece of meteorite on top of the server and there was at least three UFO sightings and other than that there's been so many so many owl sightings and you know owls have this weird

relationship with synchronicity UFOs and stuff like that I'm sure you're already aware of that yeah and so I think that maybe there's not full-on communication right now, but I think that they're curious. Like, I think they're watching. They're like, what are these people doing? Yeah, and that's certainly a possibility. And when it comes to, like, the owl and things like that, that's where I feel like a lot of this stuff starts tying together, not just with the owl per se, but you start seeing synchronities.

You start seeing very similar things pop up in things that we, we as human beings perceive as different topics, you know, totally separate. but yet there are certain things that tie different topics and categories together. And, you know, obviously when it comes to the paranormal and, you know, even when it comes down to the occult and things like that, the owl is a prominent figure. And it pops up on my show several times, you know, whether people are, I remember talking to this one guy where he was seeing this white owl pop up everywhere. And I'm not even sure if that actually interview actually went on to my show or not. But it's something that, you know, you guys have experienced with what you're doing. and it makes me really wonder what is real. I mean, it makes me feel like this stuff. There's

something that I feel like is worth exploring because it's going to tie a lot of things together. You're involved with these guys at random knots. You're a random not. Lots of people are random knots. Is this something that you think is going to be like a lifelong journey for you that you've entered into? Because I know you haven't been into it, you know, super long. It's not like you've been into it since you were 15 or anything. I mean, you just relatively recently kind of got into this. Do you think this is something that's going to carry on throughout the rest of your life? Yeah, I really do. And actually, I joined the Rananauts like a month after its inception. And so I've kind of been there since the beginning, but not full on, not at the very start of it, but it's

definitely very early on. And I know you wanted to know about how I got involved in the Rananast. So it's this really long, convoluted, synchronistic story. Layed on me. Basically, what had happened was I was posting all my Saturn research on Reddit and talking about things like cubes and connection to the Cracken and stuff like that. I'm not going to get into that right now because I would take a whole other show. But basically some people started tagging me in the OA subreddit and saying, hey, this guy talks about cubes and octopuses and crackens and stuff like that.

And I was like, there's a TV show also that talks about, you know, cubes and octopuses. Like that's so random. I didn't think anyone was talking about this kind of thing. And so everyone was tagging me in the OA subreddit. And then I kept getting messages from people like, hey, have you ever seen the OA? You need to watch the OA. Just kept getting bothered. And people kept telling me to watch the show.

So finally, I sat down and watched the entire two seasons. and like probably a few days and I love the show and it's all about these people that are dimensional jumpers and there's black cubes that help people dimensional jump and there's like this psychic octopus and all this weird stuff but there's a certain scene

in the OA where I guess there's a spoiler but if you haven't seen it by now you're kind of late but there's a certain scene where these people are using this app and it leads kids who are playing this game to a like a mansion or like an abandoned mansion that has this portal to help you dimensional jump in there

and that's like the end of the game that's how you win is you find that place and it's like this giant puzzle game and so in the house though there's a bunch of other puzzles that you have to get to find the attic and at one point there is a writing on a wall and it's a poem by T.S. Eliot

and let me see if I can bring it up real quick because it's still my background. But basically it says, we shall not cease from all our exploration, and at the end of all of our exploring, we will arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. And I loved that poem. I thought it was awesome. And ironically, I was studying Zen at university at the time.

I was in Eastern philosophy class and we were studying Zen. And I was always looking up Zen stuff because I, that subject fascinates me. And so I went to this one Zen website that same day, just reading up on Zen riddles and Cohen's and stuff like that. And someone had wrote an article about Zen and they said that that exact poem reminded them of Zen. And I was like, okay, that's a little bit weird. And then the very next morning, I go,

to Eastern Philosophy class and my professor starts off the class by saying that poem. And I was like, dude, did you find this poem on like some Zen website? Is that why you're referencing it?

He's like, no, I just like, he's like, one of my favorite poems that reminds me as Zen. Like, okay, that's a little bit more weird and that's honestly what blew my mind the most about all this because also at this time I had just found

the Fatim project. I wasn't involved yet, but I found an article about it and people were talking about how it helps you dimensional jump and all this stuff and when I realized it was kind of like an app and I was like, holy crap, am I? Did I just find the app from the OA show

because the poem called me around and all that stuff? So it was like this huge synchronistic, weird thing and I felt like I was in the show and I felt I had found that app that they were using. And then I decided to join the community and I was a 33rd member and 33 is my favorite number. So I just, it felt like I was supposed to be there.

So 33 is your favorite number. I wanted to ask you about that. Why is 33 your favorite number? Because dealing with what we deal with and stuff, 33 is like, you know, very symbolic. Right, right. Yeah, even though the Freemasons and a bunch of evil people use it to, I think the Illuminati, like, or whatever you want to call them, the Titanic Cabal, whatever, I think they use that number to kind of like let you know that they're involved. in whatever. Like, if you see 33 in the headlines,

I feel like that's like an artist kind of signing his work. Like, they want to let you know that they were there. And they're probably talking to other premasons and people in the high up places, too.

I think that's how they communicate. But I honestly think that these people have usurped occult knowledge and used it to make themselves powerful and enslave us. And that's why we don't know about these things.

So I think 33 is not negative. I think it's neutral. I think it could be used for good and bad. and so Jesus died at the age of 33. We have 33 vertebra in our spine, which is, I think, symbolic of the 33 stuff of enlightenment. And there's a bunch of other weird connections with it, but I think it's a very powerful number. And in numerology, it's a master number. Yeah, well, I think that numbers of themselves, they're not evil.

I don't believe that. And I believe it's what we do to them and how we use them. And it's all about meaning and intent behind it. you, and I just wanted to ask you that because I remember looking at your Twitter feed and you had the 33 hat, then you had Nick Henson 33.com, which is your website. So anybody that listening can definitely go check that out. But, you know, I just wanted to ask you that and stuff. I didn't know if it was like, you know, you had, I don't know, I don't know, grandfather that was a 33 degree Mason or something like that. No, no, no. I used to be super interested in the masons, but I went to a meeting one time where I was like trying to join. And, um, They kind of freaked me out, so I just didn't go back. Was it the part where you had to pull your drawers down? No, I'm just kidding.

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But like when you say dimension jumping, it sounds very Hollywood. Like I want to believe that we can dimension jump. Are you, are we talking about truly entering in other dimensions or are we talking about something more on a simple level that, you know, I wish. is more advanced? I think it could be both. I think we're constantly jumping through dimensions all the time every day. But I think something like the randomauts or the phaedomot allows you to do it more profoundly

rather than subtly because I think, you know, every second, every moment is a new dimension. Yeah. And so I think that it's very, very appealing what you guys are doing. where can people check out this whole online bot? You guys have an app now, though. So, I mean, they can do it online and through an app, right? Yeah, we have the Random Notica app, which is available on the App Store, and also the Satan bot, I'm pretty sure, still online, which is in the chat room that you can find

through the subreddit, just Reddit.com slash R or whatever, you know, R slash Randomut. And then you can find everything through Randomoth.com. I got you. Now, I think when I was looking at this, I went to randomnots.com and I had a hard time understanding what I was supposed to do. But I did wind up coming across this thing where I had a, I guess, I put in some information. I don't remember what it was. I think it was like maybe my address. I don't remember. But I remember reading there was like some kind of like warning, like precaution as to, you know, what you're about to do? We're not held responsible. What is that warning? You know what I'm talking about?

Yeah. Basically, just ran or not at your own risk because, you know, ran or notting is just as dangerous as walking down the street. You know, anything could happen. So if you're using the app and you get into a bad situation, we can't be blamed for that. You know what I mean? And there's also been people that have, you know, like, don't do it very smartly. Like people will trespass and stuff like that and get in trouble. So just like don't do that kind of thing. We're not responsible for that. I got you. Okay. I wanted to make sure that I kind of figured that's what the warning was, but I wanted to make sure. you guys weren't saying, we're not going to be held responsible when you open up a portal and monsters come through and eat us. Like, I was looking at this. I was thinking, I don't know if I want to do this. Right. Because I have no idea what this quantum crap is. And it's, it can kind of be a little, a little scary when you don't know what it is and you're about to hit enter, you know? So, but I'll tell you, man, I think it's something that sounds actually a lot of fun. As far as my simple brain goes, I mean, I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed.

I just host conversations with smarter people than me. And it's something that I think seems fun. It seems like, you know, I could say, hey, hon, we got a down afternoon. It's a Sunday. Why don't we, I don't know, take a Randonaut trip and kind of go hit some locations that we randomly generated and see what happens and just try to look for signs at these different locations. What was the first time that you ever did a Randonaut trip? Did anything ever come of that? The first time I took a trip, it was actually kind of anomalous.

Like, I definitely had a good first experience where I was like, okay, there's something to this. So, like I said, I was at university at the time, and I decided to go ran or not. And it led me just to a lamp post across the street. And I'd never been there, but that wasn't that new of a location. It wasn't that cool. But when I got there, it did feel weird. It was that you do have that, like, scary feeling. Like, you don't know exactly what you're doing.

So I felt like a weird adrenaline rush. And I was walking up to this light post. And there was nothing special there. There was just like a glove laying on the ground. But I tried to take a picture. And the camera worked when I was initially walking up to it because I just wanted to have a picture to show everyone what was the first thing I found. And that picture took.

And then when I finally got there, I tried to take a picture of the glove and my phone froze. And then I was like, okay, this is weird. And then I kept trying to take the picture. and it just wouldn't work. So I decided that whatever, it's not going to happen. So I walked away. And then as I was walking away, my phone started working again.

So I was like, okay, I'll go back and try and retake the picture. This time, my phone just turned off. And then I was like, okay, that's really weird. And I walked back to my place and, you know, my phone started working again. It turned back on. And then I was looking through my pictures. And the original picture that actually took just disappeared. And so that was my first experience.

Wow. See, okay. So now we're cooking here because hearing that makes me think of a lot of different things. We hear people on the show talk about their paranormal experiences where they have similar things happen where their phone just randomly stops working when they go to take a picture of something they're seeing. People often say similar things when they see a big foot where their cameras will malfunction and photos actually being deleted back in the old days when they would have to have their pictures developed like it would just not be there. And so there was a lot of this head scratching stuff circulating around the paranormal and electronics and trying to gather evidence. And people on the outside would say, oh, well, these people are crazy. And that's why nothing's showing up because there literally isn't anything there and they're making up stories. But the more time I deal with talking with people and hearing similarities and people's stories from topic to topic, it makes me feel like

these things are a little more connected than what. And you and I actually talked about that earlier, about how things are more connected than what we think. And hearing what you just said there and thinking about the other experiences that people have that are similar on the paranormal side, I think, that they're not thinking about quantum computing and quantum bots and all that stuff. It makes me feel like there's some kind of matrix connecting all this stuff. Right.

I'm assuming you feel the same way. Oh, yeah, definitely. I mean, I don't know exactly what's going on. But it does seem like there's a weird connection between paranormal and technology. Now we just don't understand. If you watch the movies, like, in stranger things, you could tell when the demigorgon was getting close because the lights would flicker or like in poltergeist. You know, the ghost talked through the TV and the same in that ring movie.

You know, there's a ghost in the videotape or whatever. So there's definitely some weird connection there. You know, maybe on some level the paranormal is technology. I think so too. There you go. I was thinking that for a little bit now. I've been thinking more and more about that stuff. And I started thinking, you know, I think as time goes on and we have more and more depth

of knowledge and functionality when it comes to the technology we use, it might start explaining a lot of stuff on the paranormal level, especially quantum physics. and it's very interesting to me. And, you know, it's true. There is an odd relationship between electronics and what we use to the paranormal. And it's one of those things I think only time will be able to tell as to what is what.

Right. I mean, just think about how, you know, CERN, where they're smashing atoms together and looking for, they literally straight up tell you that they're looking for different dimensions. and, you know, they also have a quantum computer there. You know, they're experimenting with all sorts of weird stuff, and that's the home of the Internet with Stern. And Stern, www.

in Hebrew is 666. Yeah. And so, and that's what I'm saying, man. Like a lot of the stuff that we look into, it has ties to other stuff. It's just so, it's so weird. And if you get so deep into it without truly understanding anything, it can kind of get you scared. It's like, wait a second, WWW is translated to 666. Should I even be using the internet? That's what people,

trust me, Nick, I get emails like that. People ask such questions because they're not sure. They don't know, should I even be touching the internet? Is the internet from, you know, an evil entity? And, you know, then they look at the book of Enoch. And the book of Enoch talks about how the fallen angels taught mankind how to do certain things that we were never meant to do. And so people start thinking, you know, are we doing things? things that we were taught that we weren't supposed to be doing. We just don't know we're not supposed to be doing it. People can psych themselves out so much when it comes to that stuff. And I think that when you talk about looking at signs and things like that, I think you do

got to take it serious, though, and just kind of be educated on it. Have you ever come across the idea that Monster Energy drinks, when you translate the M on the Monster Can, it translates to 666? Did you ever see that? Yeah, I've seen that. What do you think about that? Go ahead. I mean, I agree. I agree. I think that there's a ruling class that are into all this satanic stuff and like maybe

fallen angel teachings and they're trying to poison humanity. And people who drink monster every day, they're not going to have the best health. I mean, I do believe in mind over matter and that you can, you know, you can do everything in moderation and it's not going to affect you too much. But I do think that that's what the goal is behind all these GMOs and like crappy fast food that we eat. Yeah. And when it comes to Monster Energy Drink, I remember, and it's been a while since I looked at it, but it made a lot of sense to me when you separate the M into threes and it's just that hook and the line down,

that's the Hebrew letter Vaw, which translates to six. So you have six, six, six, six. And then on the Monster Energy can, the writing of Monster Energy, the letter O has a cross making the top of the, the, oh, but when you turn the drink upside down, as if you were drinking it, you're turning it into an upside down cross. And it's like, okay. Could it be a stretch? I don't know. But here's the thing, though. It's like a ritual. Yeah, yeah. And it's like, one, they're getting millions upon millions of people a day doing their ritual. But on top of it, when I try looking at it practically, and I just say, okay, it's not that. If it's not that, though, what is it? Why would they put a cross on the circle.

And even the way it's made up, like the way the font is, the circle has to be flat on the top in order to make that cross. And it doesn't follow any pattern whatsoever with any of the other things in the font. And so I'm like, okay, so what's the meaning of the cross then, you know? Right, yeah. I mean, even the slogan is Unleashed the Beast. But my opinion and all that kind of stuff is like, I don't know, you just can't freak out about it.

You've got to remain neutral. you know, the Bible says be in the world, but not of it, you know. So I don't think that you're going to go to hell or anything if you drink a monster energy drink or become possessed by demons. I mean, this world is just naturally not the one that we're supposed to, I don't think that we're from here. You know, I think we come from somewhere else. Yeah. And it's interesting. You and I were talking earlier and stuff and about just like different ways of thinking about, you know, all this kind of stuff. And, you know, I have people on the show where they believe the same thing I believe. And sometimes they don't believe the same thing. I believe. But one thing with me is I'm very open to hearing people out because I think this world is just far stranger than anybody can believe or predict and envision. And as soon as I as a human being turn off people's thoughts and opinions as to how the world operates, I've already lost then because that would be me saying, I got it all figured out. And if I got it all figured out right now today, we're in a world of hurt because I don't know nothing. I don't know anything. Right, yeah.

I mean, we're definitely always going to be still learning, but what was that? Yeah, I was just going to ask you. So do you come across people who are very against what you guys are doing with the quantum computing things? And do they ever come at you guys in a way, not just a negative way, but almost like a threatening way where you kind of walk away from a situation. You're like, I wonder if that's interaction with that person is deeper than just a random person who doesn't like us. And I'm meaning, like, on a more cover-up scale of things. Well, there's a story I want to tell that I can't really tell, but... Do it.

Come on. It's just you and me. Okay, well... I'm kidding. Don't tell it if you can't tell it. Yeah, no. I can't tell that one, but I... I've never come across anyone who was, like, against it, honestly.

But, I mean, I've had my doubts here and there. I'm like, what are we doing? But, like, we had a conversation, you know, before we got on the phone... or before we started recording, and we were talking about how everyone has a role to play. And I do believe that we're just kind of like vessels that are just set here, kind of like a world stage and everyone plays a part.

And so, I don't know, like I said, I felt like when I found the project, that was right where I was supposed to be. And so I don't know exactly what we're doing or what's going on or what's going to come on it, but I do feel like that it's something that just needs to be done through me and through everyone, you know, in the project. But like, like I was saying,

I think regardless, of what we do, the world has a destiny. And it's going to come to a point where I think the virtual quantum world and our world are going to overlap. And that's just something that just has to happen and it's going to happen regardless. And I think that Randonauts will end up being, like I said, the pioneers of this new world. That's interesting that you think that they're going to overlap. I guess I would naturally think I lean towards the idea of one overtaken the other, but you're saying overlap as in existing at the same time. Yeah, like virtual reality goggles or like, you know, those new contact lenses that can show you, like, what your phone shows you and stuff

like that. Yeah, okay. That makes sense. And, you know, it's what we were talking about earlier before we went live and stuff, I mentioned about some of the things that we're dealing with in this world with COVID-19. If there's an alternate agenda, then I think they, they don't do it all at one time. It gets introduced incrementally. And I think that's kind of a similar way to think about it as well with this. It's not going to happen a transition overnight. But, Well, maybe it could. I don't freaking know. But it seems to me like maybe it would be an incremental change that progresses over time to into another reality or a new way of living. But, you know, I understand what you're talking about when it comes to just feeling like you're

in a place where this is where you belong and you're supposed to be doing this. And maybe you never felt like this before. But like I know when I was a kid growing up, I've said it before in the show in previous episodes that, you know, I was one of those kids that I didn't have much going for me. I didn't come from a very wealthy family. I didn't come from a great education system. Socially outcasted as a kid meant that I had bad grades because I was more concerned about trying to fit in with kids around me than actually focus on schoolwork. So like, in all reality throughout my entire grade school education, all signs pointed to the fact that I was a loser and that I was never going to amount to anything. And in the real reality, and in the way,

into my adult life, that's kind of my life path. Not that I was a loser, but that I really wasn't doing much with my life. And I was just, you know, I'm driving a truck, whatever. But all the while, my entire life, I've always felt like I have a deeper meaning in life. There's a deeper purpose that I just don't know what it is. And, and then as an adult, that feeling never, it wasn't as as a kid, but it never went away. And I always just felt like I could be such an impactful person in this world. I just don't know how, when, or where. And I didn't know how to go about it. And then the podcast, long story short, the podcast whole thing just kind of fell into my

laps. It just happened. And then all of a sudden things started making sense where my life experiences and where life took me all led to the moment where I started podcasting. And it's like I found my calling in life. This is what I was made to do. Anywhere from the upbringing that I was in where it was like very, we talk a lot at home in my parents' house.

we were always talking. So I learned how to hold conversation, especially with the same people all the time. It was always a new conversation. But even to the point that I dabbled with music in college and I did recording and productions. And I never knew why I did it because I wasn't good at it. But now looking back, I understand there was a reason why I did it then because I was able to translate that into podcasting now. And it just gave me this feeling of a life purpose that kind of everything kind of came together in a matrix kind of way where it's like I found it. Like, everything fell into place. And it's like, wow, I never saw that coming, you know? And I'm assuming that's kind of how you feel, too.

Yeah, it's like, I think everything is a part of this synchronistic web. And I think synchronicity might be the true nature of reality. Like, you're supposed to be in a constant flow state where things have meaning and makes sense to you. And I honestly think that if we are, you know, controlled by some, you know, evil group of people or whatever you want to call them, I think that they don't want us to do something like this. I think they would rather us live mundane lives and be in a robotic, you know, day-to-day routine. And I think when you enter the unknown and you enter the random, that's when you see what you're supposed to see. When you live in a state of uncertainty, that's when the most profound things happen.

Man, you are spot on with that. Absolutely spot on. And I can speak from my own experience. I drive truck for living. I still do. I'd love to get out of it one day, but I'm there right now. And I drive down the highway, even going into work before I'm not in my track of trailer. And I watch people passing by me on the highway.

And I look at them and I'm like, that person more than likely hits this road every day like I do. And they're in this mundane existence where they're just in a routine. They don't ever think about getting out of it. They look forward to the weekends. They look forward to the football games on Sundays. They have that appointment at 1 o'clock to watch the Eagles every Sunday. And they're thinking about it on Monday. And it's like this worthless existence that I see sometimes when I look at people.

I'm just like, what are we doing? And then it took me stepping outside of that and going against the grain. I guess this is kind of like my randot, you know, three years ago when I started podcasting. It was me going into a new reality that I never thought I'd be doing totally against the grain. Everybody thought, what are you doing? This is crazy. And it was in a sense because it was just different. but it opened up a whole new reality to me that never would have happened if I didn't take

that step into the opposite grain of reality than what I was going in. Exactly. And think about the people that want us to be like little worker bees in this like matrix like machine society, you know, they call, you know, a lot of people call them the New World Order. And so I think the antidote to that is chaos, you know, order and chaos. And so I don't, I'm not advocating live your life totally chaotically and go random out every day and skip your day.

and skip your day job or whatever, but like you need to have a balance. You need to have a little bit of order and a little bit of chaos. And in the middle is where like the magic happens. That's so well said, man. Have you ever had or you or anybody else that you know that does this dive in so hard that they did do something like that where it's like every day of their life, that's all they did is they random nodded. And if so, was there anything really interesting that came out of that because to me it sounds like if you are going to dive into something like that full force, that's all you're going to do with your life is Randonaut. It sounds like you could really open up some real different waves of possibility. Yeah. So, I mean, I ran it out pretty often.

And when I do, I mean, I find really cool things. But there was this one guy that did a 15 point chain. And he ended up kind of going crazy. Like he hit 15 points in a day. And he went a little crazy and he had to get electroshock therapy and he ended up in jail and like all this crazy stuff and there's been other people who said oh my god ran or not having did this to me ran and did that but i don't i don't believe that i think you have to be a little bit already off for that to happen because like i said i think intention affects how what the result of your trip is and so if you have if you're in a bad place in life maybe it's just speeding up your you know what was going to happen anyways and so then you can move past that right and i i find that

There's a lot of people that look for the experience in life that makes them feel like they're in a movie. You know, that feeling when you walk out of, when you walk out of a movie theater and you just watched a crazy movie and you're walking down that weird hallway leaving the movie theater, you feel like, dang it, I wish I was just in that theater right now. I wish I was in that movie. That was crazy. I think people crave that experience and that feeling. And some people might find rando nodding and doing these types of things as a way to enter into that

matrix of the other that they see in the movies. And maybe that guy took it, you know, I think he was probably already in the process of trying to manipulate and push for this alternate reality from step one. And so when he got to 15, he was just like totally looking for maybe everything as a sign, you know? Like some people see signs in everything. Right. Right. It's a dangerous rabbit hole if you, if you don't keep a neutral state of mind or stay balanced. But yeah, I mean, so that dude, maybe he was thinking, I'm going to break the Matrix and he ended up breaking himself, you know? Yeah, yeah, it certainly did break himself. Speaking of Matrix, what's your opinion on the, like, I'm pretty sure you believe there's

some type of Matrix going on here that we live in. What do you think is on the other side of the Matrix? I mean, do you think it's an AI system that built this all? Do you think that there is other human beings that are controlling the Matrix, like in the movie The Matrix? Or do you think it's a godlike entity. What are your thoughts on it? Oh, man. I think it could be all the above. I mean, in my Saturn book, I talk about how I think, you know, I was talking about this earlier. I think Saturn's kind of like an evil AI that kind of took over the matrix or whatever. And maybe there are programmers that are like people and that could be us from the future, like way off in the future or something like that. I don't really know the correct answer,

but I do believe that the reality we live in is illusory and not the real one because that's what almost every ancient religion says. You know, there's Maya, Samsara, the Gnostics believe the material world was called how like kind of like hallucination and yeah even even Christians like Jesus says that you're not from this world so I think Matrix is just a metaphor for a lot of different ideas that have already been said yeah yeah and I understand what you're saying I mean most religions have that side of it where it's like this is not your permanent home and you know it's up to how they translate it to meaning and how their faith and religion came into existence on how they're

going to interpret things. But yeah, man, it's one of those things where me being a Christian, I look at that the whole idea of the matrix and I'm just like, I see what's going on around me. I feel like we live in a matrix and I'm just like, how does that fit in? And, you know, I started thinking, you know, the very simple way of thinking about it is maybe this is a matrix of some kind. And, you know, because people say that this is a matrix, it's engineered, it's made. And then so the Christian could say, yeah, we've been telling you that for years. This is all made, like, by God, right? Right, right. So when we die and we leave this reality in existence, we leave the matrix and we go with God. And every religion has that type of thinking alongside

with it and stuff. Nick, with things we're winding down here, I wanted to ask you, what is your hope and goal through all of this? Is it just to find deeper meaning in life and find truth? Or is there like a specific end game where like you miss your grandmother and you want to talk to her or something like that? No, but it's not that it's not contacting the dead or anything like that. But I honestly just kind of like how you were talking about earlier, you always had this feeling that you were meant to do something more. And I had kind of like a rough time growing up as well.

and it was when I was at school that that was kind of like my giving up point. I always thought I was going to be great and change the world or whatever. And so that wasn't happening. So I was like, all right, whatever. I'll just go to school and study philosophy and business and see what happens and just become a regular adult and do everything the way that they want me to do. And I'll try and block out all my beliefs and just go, you know, go with the status quo. and um but that was you know once i had finally accepted my situation that was when i found ranana and that's when my tweets started blowing up and that's when i started meeting you know famous

people and you know doing a bunch of interviews and like all the craziest stuff started happening so it was like it's super weird how it all worked out because it was only once i had given up and just been like okay i accept this situation that everyone everything started coming to me and like that's always been my goal though i just want to change the world for the better and that would be finding a deep profound meaning in my life, you know? Yeah, absolutely. Well, Nick, it's been a pleasure talking to you on the show. Before we get out of here, though, could you let people know where to reach you at,

Twitter, website, the book, and what's called, where they can buy it, things like that? Oh, yeah. My book is called the Saturn Time Cube Simulation. I'm just selling it to my Twitter. Just send me a DM. My Twitter is N-C-H-I-N-N-N. I'm not selling the hardbacks anymore just because of all the craziness that's going on. I'm just doing a PDF for half the price of the original one.

and if you haven't got your book yet, I'm deeply sorry. I moved to California and then had to scramble to move back because of all this stuff, but I'm getting it taken care of. And the website, Nick Hinton33.com, is not working right now. I kind of messed up. I don't really know what to do. So if anyone is a web designer, reach out to me and help me out with that. Yeah, I'm sure there's plenty of people out there that can help you.

It will be more than willing to. and your Twitter is at Nick Hinton, Hinton with two ends on the end. So it's N-I-C-K-H-I-N-T-O-N-N. So you guys can give him a follow there. He's always dropping interesting tweets. We enjoy following him. Recently you've been tweeting about COVID-19, and it's just been, it's fun following you, man. So I really do appreciate talking to you.

Thanks for being on the show. Yeah, dude, thank you for having me. Well, that's sure, everybody. I really hope you enjoyed it. And if you did enjoy it, please share the show with your friends. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok. We don't care where you share the show. But if you enjoyed it, please share it because that is the best thing you can do to help this show grow.

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