Calling on The Record: Answering the Paranormal & Supernatural

Ghosts… precognitions… intuitions… we have long dismissed these phenomena as pseudoscience. Yet… throughout human history, we have experienced them… across people, locations, and centuries. These phenomena are clearly real and occur with enough regularity to be a common experience. In this paper, I tested the hypothesis that these phenomena arise from not knowing about The Record–the fractal memory of existence. The goal was simple: empirically confirm the existence of The Record by testing and falsifying the independence assumption–the foundational axiom of modern science and statistics–that one event does not dictate the next. We have yet to confirm it empirically. If The Record exists, then all events are physically connected, and the outcome of one event determines the outcome of the next. Using an innovative, new experimental paradigm called The Dice Experiment, I tracked the probabilities of dice roll outcomes using 17 samples of 3,600 die rolls, using 1) dice with 4-20 sides and 2) Python code and quantum fluctuation random number generated dice rolls. Given that a single die roll gives each face a 1/6probability, when you roll it again, the independence assumption demands that it stays 1/6. This independence did not occur in any of the  samples–falsifying the independence assumption. The results showed that die rolls oscillate in waves over successive rolls, and it is visible to the naked eye (Cohen’s ds = 0.32-0.52). Further, when I left the dice with the 1 side face up on a table for 10 hours, it resulted in the suppression of repeated 1s (d = 1.58) and a cubic emergence (R2 = 99.82%) of 1s across the trials, beating the linear prediction of the independence assumption (R2 = 98.83%; d = 1.66) findings confirm The Record with world-shattering implications; among them is the truth about the paranormal and supernatural: they emerged simply from not knowing about The Record. In the final pages of The Show of Existence, I reached into the randomness of 1 million Python die rolls and pulled out the exact numerical expression of existence with an error between the data and math of 1.70%. The empirical values, (Cramer’s V = .0127) the predicted values from The Theory 22x better than the independence assumption, a (V = .2826) conclusive, empirical knockout for The Theory of Existence. Ultimately, Papers 1-11 let us understand existence, Paper 12 lets us see and feel it, and it will leave you... breathless…