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Make a list of things you want to acquire, not every-day stuff but nice-to-haves, and not consumable items, things which stick around.
Make sue the list is big and encompasses your genuine desires as much as is reasonable.
Purchase from the list over time but make sure it's bigger than you'll ever afford in full.
Some prioritization of items is ok, but it's best to draw quantum random numbers to map to the list of items to decide what to get next.
Then (note the past-tense, you should keep adding to the list over time, but it needs to be created prior) draw some quantum random numbers and map them to lottery tickets. Play those ticket numbers.
If you find yourself on the winning worldline buy everything on the list and keep it around as you had intended, beware of things which could make you lose everything and be responsible with the money.
This has two primary effects in play:
>the acquisition lists acts to synchronize your divergent worldlines between non-winning and winning worldlines
>the lottery win is guaranteed in 1 set of worldlines, very small percentage overall, but it's no longer a binary thing of win/lose, it's guaranteed, you're just unlikely to experience it
The result is the temporal magnetism pulls your winning self closer to the losing ones and the losing ones closer to the winning one but with the winning self existing whereas before it did not anywhere near you. Don't get "smart" about it (e.g. being an asshole) on the winning worldline and abandon the acquisition list, or it does nothing for your other selves and the winning one will still likely be overwhelmed by the temporal magnetism from the losing selves and you'll become another "lottery winner lost everything and an hero'd" statistic.
More on the idea athttps://www.quatism.com/theory.htm

https://quatism.com/lottery.htm

https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/37072546/#37074149
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wtf i just won a free ticket and5 bucks OP
thanks for sharing
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>Say they pre-select candidates (easy enough, since they could just have agents looking at people as potential candidates and select them based on how likely a background check suggests they are to be a failure with the winnings, since all lottery winners seem to be utter failures post-winning this seems likely.)
Well, you can use the aforementioned quantum random number generation to ensure they have to select their second choice candidate (which means a sort of herd immunity to rigging emerges with more people using quantum random numbers to pick tickets, as it means as long as the number of people playing quantum tickets per draw exceeds the number of pre-screened-failure candidates then there's at least 1 set of worldlines wherein they fail to rig it.)

This means that what you should be doing is:
>take some quantum random number generators - say https://qrng.anu.edu.au/RainBin.php
>map to ticket numbers with 37 of those bits:
> https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=0000000000000000000000000000000000000+binary+to+decimal (replace those 37 0's with your bits)
>take that number and plug it into the "let n = 0;" part of https://jsfiddle.net/emw3va8L/ inplace of 0 on the top line for mega millions, or https://jsfiddle.net/pg2sLnd4/ forpowerball

>following the MWI of quantum mechanics this guarantees at least 1 version of you wins

(gif related)

https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/21782322/#q21789111
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If you want to play your states local lottery you can use the custom option on quatism to generate numbers for it.
You can also make two small and simple edits to the JavaScript and use it to generate state lotto numbers as well.

Gif related
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>>37792443
how about Canadian lottery for daily grand / lotto max / 649?
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>>37792508
II'm not the original anon who came up with the original method but I think I can figure it out and let you know in ten minutes or so
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>>37792508
Okay I found something for you
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/31766514/#q31773325
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/31766514/#q31773597
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/31766514/#q31773986

>>use https://www.quatism.com/lottery.htm to select lottery ticket numbers
Bit of an issue, fren... It doesn't work.
Tried using it to pick euromillions numbers (5 numbers between 1-50 plus 2 numbers between 1-12) but using the "custom" setting on the thingy, the "white balls" works fine but no matter what you select for "red balls" when you click the button it resets to drawing 1.
That was on moblie (android), just tried it on the PC and it won't let me change any parameters at all, it's locked at wb5 wm70 rb1 rm25.
Guess I don't get to play quantum lottery.

That was hacked together to avoid being a pain with the mapping functions, I'd just run it twice for now and discard the second set of white balls while using both reds.

Roger that.
Thank you fren.
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>>37792554
>>37792508
So I think you're supposed to go on quatism and select 50 as the max for both red and white
https://www.lottomaxnumbers.com/how-to-play
Since you need 7 numbers each being up to fifty You'll have to press genrate twice for a single ticket. The generator won't generate more than 6 numbers at once

If you get two numbers that match you'll have to press it a third time that way you get 7 numbers that do not match
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>>37792609
>>37792508
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>>37792609
>>37792622
thanks, ill give it a shot just to see what happens, ill report back results on draw dates
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>>37792508
There's also this site too but I think I'd prefer quatism https://qrng.anu.edu.au/dice-throw/
>>37792632
Good luck anon. You probably won't win in this worldline/universe but the combination of buying quantum tickets, making a list and continuing to make purchases of the list (the list should be dozens of things from a bunch of really tiny cheap stuffs up to big expensive stuff like cars and house(s)) should make you wealthier even if those windfalls don't come directly from you winning the lottery.
I'd recommend you make the list before you start buying or generating tickets
Also try to hold on to the things you buy
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>>37792632
Also you can still use the JavaScript anti rigging method >>37792482
>>37792449
Just change 70 and 25 both to 50
You'll generate every possible combination of 6 numbers in each universe
You just have to manually pick the seventh number idk how to make the java script generate more than 6 numbers at once. Maybe you can just run it twice for one ticket like the quatism way
>>37792609
>>37792622
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>>37792443
>>37792449
>>37792482
>>37792662
self bumping

If enough people play enough quantum generated numbers for the same game (mega millions is biggest) at once it'll be impossible for them to rig it.
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>>37792482
Why would anyone play their state's lottery when powerball and mega millions exist? 365,000$ a year for life sounds great until you realize inflation exists and the lump sum for the 10,000$ a day is tiny compared to the lump sum of a powerball
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>>37792443
https://youtube.com/watch?v=WoD6rjiK69E
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>>37793078
The odds of winning the jackpot on cash 4 life is 1 in 21,846,048 and the odds of winning the jackpot for Powerball are 1 in 292,201,338. For the purposes of this thread where using a quantum generator will guarantee at least one version of you wins yeah I guess the odds don't really matter.
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbfjQmTOPOaHbzy3WcwLo-Xr8VVGwDSWB
It says new Jersey but it's the same numbers as Florida and a bunch of states
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>>37792491
ha ha
no
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>>37792482
>Bits not yet retrieved.
How do they retrieve them?
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>>37793595
:(
>>37793605
You should be able to just press the generate button and wait for the bar to fill up to 100% and give you your numbers
Try turning off your ad blocker or using a different browser

If you still can't generate for some reason (idk why that would be I just generated some mega million numbers literally like 5 minutes ago) I guess I could generate some for you and post them here but then you'd have to split the jackpot
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>>37792482
>>37792449
>>37793605
If you're talking about the binary bits you can also use this site https://camacholab.byu.edu/qrng
To generate at least 40 1s and zeros at once and then delete the spaces in between them and backspace a few times until there's just >>37792449 37 characters
https://wordcounter.net/character-count
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>>37792491
Noted. A simple request. Does it have to be all of them or can it be one.

I vibe with this one.

The Humane League
https://thehumaneleague.org/
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>>37793788
Feel free to just donate to one if you want
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>>37793807

In honor of your generosity with your threads, I have made a one-time donation to The Humane League through my company charity portal which matches the gift dollar for dollar.
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>>37792443

How about European jack pot? (You have to pick 5 numbers out of 55, and 2 jack pot numbers out of 12)

How can I guess these numbers?
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>>37793898
Wow thank you so much!
That's so nice of you
>>37793901
>>37792554
>>37792554

>>37792554
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>>37793901
I can try to make a gif tutorial for you just give me a couple of minutes
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>>37792443
I don't understand what kind of items i'm supposed to put on the list.
Can you provide some examples?
Especially these two sentences seem "contradictory" :
>Make sue the list is big and encompasses your genuine desires as much as is reasonable.
>Purchase from the list over time but make sure it's bigger than you'll ever afford in full.

If I add things encompassing my genuine desires there is simply no way I can purchase them over time because all my "genuine" desires are expensive.

I also don't want things other than a huge amount of money so I don't have to work anymore and a few houses for myself and my family and maybe a car.
How do I spin this so it fits into your method?
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>>37792443
Can we apply this to crypto?
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>>37794190
Thank you for the example I think I misunderstood OP's post.
How frequently do you play?
I can play 7 times a week on 3 different european lotteries (3 times for national, 2 for eurodreams and 2 for euromillion).
I'm trying to understand how often I'm supposed to :
>Buy item from list
>play mapped ticket

Also do you think that you can map multiple tickets (from different lottery types) to the same item?

>The idea is as you buy more tickets and buy more stuff on your list you'll receive more and more money and not from winning tickets.
>If you can buy an expensive house and a Lamborghini then you can retire young. Even if you don't win the lottery ever on this world line

This isn't really what I understood from OP's post but I agree that if I could win enough money to even buy one lambo it would be better than what I have currently. Although the problem is that if I do win the lottery I'll necessarily have to buy a lamborghini afterwards even if it's just to sell it right away (which means loss of money).
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>>37792443
>How to win the lottery
buy ALL of the tickets
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>>37792443
If I click generate I wont lose my crypto wallets, right?
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>>37792443
I wish I could win the lottery so I can become a woman
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>>37795199
Will they give me a free hair transplant to so I can have the hair I want?
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>>37795305
What list
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>>37794838
>>37794786
>>37794704
>>37794113
>>37794289
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/37792443/#37795171
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>>37794786
If you have a 1 in 2 hundred something million chance of winning and you buy 200 tickets for 400 bucks then you have about a one in a million chance of winning I think
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Bros I think we're on to something here and quantum numbers are a key to interacting with this reality / simulation.

Following the last lotto thread I looked into quantum computing, numerology, etc. and used these same principles to calculate the quantum number that represented my goal.

Well after focusing on that number and making sigils to represent it, I came across the number in real life on a pole in the middle of nowhere.

Quantum numbers are the new LOA thing I'm looking into. It could be timeline shifting or something more. This is a good path to research.
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>>37795678
Thanks anon! I definitely think there's something to it to I just think enough people need to know about it and play these
>>37792449
>>37792443
Tickets since it may be possible for them to rig it if few enough people play at once but if enough people play at once it's literally impossible for them to rig it.
Even if those mother fuckers take down all the sites you can fairly easily make your own quantum number generator at home based on radioactive decay look it up.

I don't know exactly how many people have to know about it and play tickets at the same time because I don't know how big there pool of screened potential winners is >>37792449
But I can't imagine it being too big. Hopefully it's not rigged so it doesn't matter I'm not sure how they could manipulate the balls to make a specific hand picked person win
>>37792814
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>>37792491
Why was this deleted?
>>37795476
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/37792443/#37795171

>If you win the lottery or receive large amounts of unexpected money a couple of months after you start using these tutorials (it's probably not a coincidence) please consider donating at least 1 percent of your winnings or windfalls to these charities

>https://abolitionistsrising.com/donate/

>https://pages.abolishabortiontexas.org/give

>http://thesavemovement.org/donate/

>https://donate.thehumaneleague.org/donate
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bump for any last minute anons who want to get a ticket before it closes
>>37792482
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>>37792443
https://discord.com
/invite
/FdUKkdbR
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>>37796061
Why not give context for what this group is before posting it and expecting random people to join?
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if some retard in here wins a shit ton of money from a random generator with a loading bar i swear to fuck
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>>37795678
How did you calculate the quantum number to represent your goal?
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>>37795655
>If you have a 1 in 2 hundred something million chance of winning and you buy 200 tickets for 400 bucks then you have about a one in a million chance of winning I think
Not really: " If you’re playing the Powerball lottery, you need to match five numbers, plus the Powerball to win the grand prize. Those are odds of 1 in 292,201,338. Buying two tickets gives you odds of 2 in 292,201,338 Statisticians say that these odds are so tiny that it is hard for most people to truly understand them. "

Even 200 out of 292,201,338 would be very bad odds.
https://www.casino.org/blog/does-buying-multiple-lottery-tickets-really-increase-your-odds/
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>>37792443
Wouldn't you like to know...
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>>37796715
I was told there wouldn't be any math.
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>>37796715
just buy 100000 tickets bro, the odds are better
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>>37796640
I was going to make a whole general on this, maybe will later.

how to use Quantum Number Theory to manifest a specific goal, including finding the name of your quantum number using Hebrew gematria. Let's use a simple example: manifesting a new job.

>Define Your Goal

Clearly define your goal. Example: "I want a new job that fulfills me creatively and financially."

>Calculate the Quantum Number

Translate your goal into a simple phrase that encapsulates the essence of what you're seeking. For this example, we'll use "Fulfilling Job."
Assign numbers to each letter using simple English gematria (A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26).

Fulfilling = F(6) + U(21) + L(12) + F(6) + I(9) + L(12) + L(12) + I(9) + N(14) + G(7) = 108

Job = J(10) + O(15) + B(2) = 27

Total Quantum Number = 108 + 27 = 135

>Find the Name Using Hebrew Gematria

To deepen the connection with your quantum number, find a Hebrew word or phrase that equals 135. Use a Hebrew gematria calculator or a traditional chart to match the number 135.

For instance, the Hebrew word אמונה (emunah) means "faith" and could resonate as it might share a numerical value close to 135 in certain gematria interpretations. This symbolic connection can enhance the spiritual aspect of your manifestation.

>Create a Sigil

Use the total quantum number (135) and the Hebrew word to design a sigil. You can be creative here, perhaps writing the number in a stylized way or integrating it into a symbol that resonates with the idea of a new job.

>Use the Sigil

Integrate the sigil into your daily life. You could draw it on your resume, visualize it during meditation, or even just doodle it while you're thinking about your job applications.

>Affirmation and Visualization

Regularly affirm your goal with confidence, saying something like, "I am attracting a fulfilling job into my life, guided by the power of 135." Visualize yourself working in your ideal job environment, feeling satisfied and rewarded.
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>WTF HAVE YOU DONE NOW I CANNOT UNSEE THE G333TS AND G777TS AND EVEN SOME G8888TS
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>>37796957
Interesting. Thank you for taking the time to write all of that.
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>>37792443
This shit is pathetic
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>>37792443
>explain how you would waste all the money if you won the lottery so you can't have long-term security, comfort, ease and stability then maybe, MAYBE we'll let you win
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seems like LOA with extra steps
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>>37799084
LOA requires belief and this only requires you to follow the instructions and believe or not believe whatever you want at least that's what I've read.
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>>37798639
If you're winning hundreds of millions of dollars, taking home 70+ million after lump sum fees and taxes and you have a list of items that doesn't cost more than a couple million dollars I don't see how you'll go bankrupt.
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>>37792443
This could be applied to many things, not just the lottery.
Thanks for sharing anon
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>>37799235
You're welcome anon
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So have you guys started buying tickets? how often should we play? I am excited to become. a millionaire one way or another.
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>>37800136
Ca. 500 mill minimum
You fucking blew up Georgia Guidestones my favorite monument in the world and Notre Dame. Fuck you.
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>>37800136
This was sort of already answered but I think it was deleted check here
>>37795762
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>>37800136
>>37792443
>>37792449
Personally I'd buy one mega millions quatism ticket and one mega millions binary jsfiddle ticket at the same time once a week or two and then do Powerball tickets one at a time.
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>>37792443
You've made this post before and you didn't explain what you meant by mapping to the list then either.
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>>37801094
I'm not too familiar with quantum physics it seems complicated I just think it works because some people in the archives said it did for them
Here's every mention I could find for the word map and every relevant mention of the word pull from here https://www.quatism.com/theory.htm#sharing
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>>37792449
>>37792443
>>37801065
I hope a lot of people bought quantum tickets after this thread was posted because if enough people do it'll be impossible for them to rig it.
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>>37802147
>444

Wow I guess that means I'm going to win thanks anon
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Wtf i just won 3 lotteries
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>>37802338
You have to buy the tickets first silly
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Are these threads the next step of the evolution of the loop threads?

>I'm gonna ... I'm gonna ... QUANTUM!!!
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1 Bitcoin before it hits zero thank you
I'd like to become a successful day trader and have a roof under my head to my name with a paid off 1999 Toyota Corolla sometime this year
Thank you
Also food
The rest I can manage but I need a boost
Thank you
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ok frens we're all gonna make it but we won't be able to congratulate each other because we'll all spin off into our own realities where we're the one person on /x/ who won any significant amount. that one guy who the rest of the thread calls bullshit on.

unless we can quantum into a reality where we all make it together

well, godspeed
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>>37792443
Trying this for euro loterry
but when I go custom I can put 2 red balls it automatically goes down to one
i need 5 white balls up to 50
and 2 reds up to 12
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>>37803413
Food is a consumable item so it won't really work.
Put some small items on the list too
Read the whole thread including the deleted posts
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/37792443/#37795171
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>>37803513
This exact question was already explained and there was a gif tutorial for it >>37803519
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>>37803513

Okay I found something for you
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/31766514/#q31773325
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/31766514/#q31773597
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/31766514/#q31773986

>>use https://www.quatism.com/lottery.htm to select lottery ticket numbers
Bit of an issue, fren... It doesn't work.
Tried using it to pick euromillions numbers (5 numbers between 1-50 plus 2 numbers between 1-12) but using the "custom" setting on the thingy, the "white balls" works fine but no matter what you select for "red balls" when you click the button it resets to drawing 1.
That was on moblie (android), just tried it on the PC and it won't let me change any parameters at all, it's locked at wb5 wm70 rb1 rm25.
Guess I don't get to play quantum lottery.

That was hacked together to avoid being a pain with the mapping functions, I'd just run it twice for now and discard the second set of white balls while using both reds.

Roger that.
Thank you fren.
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>>37803539
but it is a separate number it wouldnt match now would it?
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>>37803560
>Guess I don't get to play quantum lottery.
doesnt feel right to use a number along a separate set of whites
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>>37803562
>>37803560

There's a small chance I think it technically could.
You could press generate twice and get the same number twice but you almost certainly won't.
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>>37803585
well lets give it shot
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>>37803577
I'm quoting an old post of the guy who originally came up with it and he says it's fine.

If you want to try another way you could generate the first five numbers on quatism ( 4 white balls max 50 1 red ball max 50) and then generate the last two numbers again on quatism right after (1 white ball max 12 and 1 red ball max 12)
>>37792662
There's also this site but idk about using it to pick your numbers with ball picker
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>>37803602
Good luck fren
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9 19 35 36 41 7 9
watch out for euromillions on the 30/04 at 20:15 frog time
so in about 15 hours we can see how close this first try got
although im not big on the whole 2 rolls for red number the whole concept is intriguing
If we get at least 4 numbers right ill roll again for fridays ball
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someone screepcap it so we can have le epic magic if it works
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5x50
2x12
thats one in 116 531 800 to win
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>>37803634
It's not really supposed to be about winning the lottery in this world line it's more about guaranteeing a version of you wins (assuming they aren't rigging it or we beat their rigging) the jackpot in some world line so you become wealthier in this one.

That being said in the last thread I posted my numbers before the drawing and then the next day 3 of my numbers were each one off from me winning like 600 dollars.
If I had bought three tickets instead of one (so if it was 5 14 19 36 43 21 I'd also buy 4 13 18 35 42 20 and 6 15 20 37 44 22) I would have gotten 600 dollars (or 200 without the mega plier)
Maybe it was just a coincidence though..

https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/37711063/#37711063
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>>37803641
Last time they delayed the drawing >>37803671

>>37803634
Personally I'd recommend you also get one of these tickets with it but it's up to you. If you are going to I guess it'd be the same as quatism for Europe just generate two sets of numbers and throw away the second set of white balls. Make sure you also adjust the max in the script before you press run at the end gif related

>>37792449
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>>37803671
i actually found that the french loto does 5*49 + 1*10 so with those parameters I can use the quatism
Ive done a lot of quantum meditations and I know from experience how real it is
i just bought another one for loto

6, 20, 23, 24, 28 + 4
wednesday 01/05 at 20:55

Knowing myself hence my other selfs im sure were all down to do this
im happy knowing one of them will win and get to scape the rat race
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>>37803712
That's good.
Yeah one of you is guaranteed to win in some worldline assuming it's not rigged.
If it is you'd have to get enough people to buy qautism and fiddle tickets >>37792449 that'd it be impossible for them to rig it.
If this were on the front page of Reddit or something it'd be impossible for them to rig it there's just no way for them to have a pool of handpicked winners big enough.
Sorry I just keep assuming worse case scenario
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>>37803634

For eiro jackpot I played the 5 +1 numbers the site gave me, and then for the extra second jack pot number I picked a random number

I’m okay with winning just 5+1

God I’m desperate, I want so much to win
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>>37803742
I guess some version of you is guaranteed to win the second place prize in some universe. Technically I think if you bought every single possible last number you'd be guaranteed to win the jackpot in at least one world line
So if you're quantum numbers were
13 34 38 41 43 9
You'd have to buy
13 34 38 41 43 9 1
13 34 38 41 43 9 2
13 34 38 41 43 9 3
....
13 34 38 41 43 9 11
13 34 38 41 43 9 12
Which I guess would be 12 tickets at once.

I just worry that the second prize might not be big enough to do much. If it's 1 million and after taxes and everything you take home 500K you might not be able to buy everything on your list if you put a bunch of expensive things on it like a house a car and a boat etc etc
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wait how is this any different from using a regular RNG to get the numbers one by one?
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>>37803796
Because those aren't actually random.
They're pseudorandom
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>>37803796
https://qrng.anu.edu.au/contact/faq/

In a truly random sequence, given as many past bits, we will not be able to predict the next bit with greater than 50 percent probability of success.

We are measuring the quantum fluctuations of the vacuum and quantum mechanics predicts that it will be random. If we can find some patterns in the numbers then physicist would have to work on a better theory to explain what is going on. Or maybe there were loose cables in our experiment. Moreover, we devised a method to isolate the contributions of the quantum fluctuations from other sources of noise, such as electronic noise, in our random numbers.
...
From time to time, our random sequence will return a low p-value. This is because even a seemingly non-random sequence is sometimes produced at random. But over a large enough sample, these p-values should have a uniform distribution.

What are pseudorandom numbers and how are they different from true random number generators?
Traditionally, computers rely on mathematical algorithms to generate ‘random’ numbers. These type of random numbers are called pseudorandom numbers. For a finite sample, good pseudorandom number generators will also reproduce statistics that are consistent with true randomness.

But all pseudorandom number generators rely on a seed to generate the random sequences. This means that anybody who has access to the seed will be able to generate the same sequence of random numbers.

Moreover, most pseudorandom numbers have a finite period. Good pseudorandom number generators, for example the Mersenne Twister MT19937 have humongous periods. But eventually, if we wait long enough, the sequence will repeat itself.

However for our random number generator, even if two exactly identical generators were placed in identical environments with identical initial conditions, the two streams of number generated will still be totally uncorrelated to each other.
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>>37803733
its funny because it sounds like a quantum ponzi scheme
>Yes anon buy the ticket, everytime 116 million versions of us buy one ticket someone gets rich
>its just a matter of time before your time comes but you must keep buying
i guess not only as one of us wins it makes it most likely for the rest for I know that if I win despite it all I would continue to buy tickets in the same manner assuring the rest of myselfs get to win
crazy stuff
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>>37803796
https://camacholab.byu.edu/qrng
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>>37803832
As far as beating any potential rigging I don't think how often you play matters I think it's just about getting the most amount of people to buy the most tickets all at the same time.
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>>37803829
wild stuff
whenever I think too much about quantum stuff my head spins or hurt
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>>37803863
>I think it's just about getting the most amount of people to buy the most tickets all at the same time.
and by people you mean different versions of myself populating the multiverse?
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>>37803796
https://www.random.org/randomness/

"random" . org which uses atmospheric noise instead of quantum physics basically admits there generator is inferior
"Proponents of random number generators of the quantum variety argue that quantum physics is inherently nondeterministic, whereas systems governed by physics are essentially deterministic. I am personally undecided as to where I stand on the determinism-nondeterminism scale, but for the sake of argument, I will put on my determinist hat and use RANDOM.ORG as an example. You could argue that the atmospheric noise used as a source for the RANDOM.ORG numbers can be viewed as a chaotic but deterministic system. Hence, if you knew enough about the processes that cause atmospheric noise (e.g., thunderstorms) you could potentially predict the numbers generated by RANDOM.ORG."
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>>37803869
I hear you anon I don't really understand much of this either I'm just sharing and speculating.
>>37803880
Maybe? I was more thinking about having a bunch of anons doing it together but I don't know how many >>37792449 pre-screened-failure candidates they have or if they have them at all.
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>>37803742
>I picked a random number
you fucked up anon
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>>37803943
this of course is implying the whole thing is not rigged and our current understaing of reality is correct
never though about a pre-screening scenario though
well i got a story of bad gambling and crypto losses + debt so they would probably see me as a failure if they exist
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>>37792443
ok
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>>37803980
I think it'd probably be more about who's going to use the money for stuff like cars and vacations instead of swinging elections and less about who's going to spend it in a few years vs pass it to their grandchildren.
Given that we are on 4 Chan we're not on the list of approved potential winners if it exists. I still have no idea how they'd manipulate the balls to make a specific person win or if that's even possible
>>37792814
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>>37802703
>the eternal multiverse QUANTUMMER
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>>37792443
buy an ad
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bump
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>>37796957
>em PLOY ment

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Canada anon from previous days, I matched 2/5 numbers, and did not match bonus for daily grand. Will report back for lotto max tomorrow

Making a list of results and numbers used.
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>>37806033
Did you make a list of stuff you'd buy if you won yet?
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>>37806041
I highly doubt that would help.
But I can see the rationale behind.
I'd suggest to replace it or at least add a quantum meditation to connect with your closest reality neighbors to perform the equivalent of quantic charity to have a version of yourself winning the lotto thanks to quantum number generators.
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>>37806041
Did a list small to largest, smallest being a cheese burger and largest item a truck.
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>>37806050
Sure but it can't hurt so you might as well do it too. The more stuff you do the more chances you have

I hate mediation. Maybe listening to subliminal affirmations about luck and money will help

Some very high quality subliminal affirmations (just search "absolute power subliminals" or "Concordia booster")
https://www.patreon.com/ApoldSubliminals

They're all free to download off his patreon with no sign in required.
He also has an old YouTube channel too but it's old https://m.youtube.com/@cdypoore31

Another great booster and subliminal maker
https://www.reddit.com/r/Subliminal/comments/12snzbh/my_gift_moab_20/?rdt=55690
https://m.youtube.com/@SynergeticBoy

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5fDuk39GB_U

https://www.patreon.com/posts/meta-luck-32763192
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>>37806066
Don't bother with consumable items I don't think they do anything (this is also according to the guy who came up with the original post)
Personally I'd add another item or two above truck like a house but it's up to you.
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>>37806089
Already have a house, maybe I should put "finish mortgage payment" ?
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>>37806103
It couldn't hurt. Do you want a boat?
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>>37792443
You realize Epstein won the lottery right? Twice..
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>>37806114
I looked it up and I think he only won once.
>>37792449
This makes it so they can't rig it.
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>>37806114
It seems like they had to delay the drawing to rig it if it was rigged.
If it's not delayed they probably aren't rigging it https://www.winterwatch.net/2019/08/hidden-epstein-records-indicate-he-won-an-85-million-oklahoma-lottery-jackpot-yeah-right/
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>>37806134
One for sure but the other hasn't been proven... yet.

Either way he won due to a "computer malfunction"...

https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/is-the-lottery-rigged-did-you-know-epstein-won-29-3-million-lump-sum-after-taxes-in-oklahomas-powerball-lottery-july-2-2008/
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>>37806239
What about all the times they draw the winning numbers and there isn't a technical difficulty beforehand?
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>>37806267
For sure its rigged. Not so much as to WHO wins, but WHEN someone wins... I've been playing here and there for decades, two times got close. Each time I did it was cause I randomly spent a dollar on a quickpick..

One time got 4/6 numbers and the other got 4/5... Nice payouts, but the one that I got 4/6, had I just gotten one more number I would have gotten like $100,000+ vs the $600 or so I got
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>>37806280
This got me thinking
The scratch offs aren't rigged right? You can still win millions of dollars from them too

If you write a list of every store in your state that sells lottery tickets (I'm using Vermont as an example because it's the second least populated state I tried Wyoming but I wasn't able to connect to their lottery website) and you assign each store a number and then write down every scratch off game that exists in that state and assign each a number and then use a quantum number generator to pick what store you'll go to and what type of scratch off you'll buy... Could this work to guarantee at least one version of you successfully buys the jackpot scratch off ticket in at least one world line?
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>>37806280
Vermont seems to have about 560 stores that sell lottery tickets.
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>>37806280
https://vtlottery.com/games/instant-tickets/outstanding-prizes

They have a list of outstanding jackpot prizes per game. The prizes here are very small because it's a small state in other bigger states with more people the top prizes are a lot bigger.
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>>37792443
Stupid retarded american centric Website and op. The World doesnt revolve around Judenhausen you know?
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So the lists you'd have to make before generating numbers and going to a store would look something like this I think

Stores,

1. CROSSMAN’S GENERAL STORE 8 EAST STREET, MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS, VT

2. GRAND UNION
12 NORTH MAIN STREET, RUTLAND, VT

......

565. WOLCOTT COUNTRY STORE
VT RT 15, MAIN ST, WOLCOTT, VT

>>37806385
Read the rest of the thread
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>>37806320
No, they're not.. Lol I used to something pretty weird myself but it did prove some worthy success!

I literally drove around to liquor stores and gas stations all around my town and the surrounding towns, buying 1-3 scratchers at places I picked "on the fly"

I'd go in, look at all the scratchers, and grab whichever ones I felt were drawing me in. Sometimes not even buying any if I didn't feel anything... but yeah, this went on for a while until I actually got a decent job lmao
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>>37806400
That's good to know. If you can use intuition to win them then I guess a quantum number generator could be used too.
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>>37806415
Perhaps.. but they're not related, right?

I mean, unless you generate a bunch of combinations and pick a set that you "feel" has potential.
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>>37792443
>Purchase from the list over time but make sure it's bigger than you'll ever afford in full.
That sounds risky as fuck. If I am living on bare minimum, I won't suddenly start buying very expensive shit on a mere chance that it'll work out cause "temporal magnetism magic". It sounds like the kind of shit that lands gamblers as organ donors - they tend to spend money they don't have.
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>>37806398
Then you'd write a list for tickets https://vtlottery.com/games/instant-tickets/outstanding-prizes
They are already numbered here but these numbers won't work since they aren't connective numbers there's gaps in between games so we'll number them randomly. I don't think this list has to be exhaustive though. The store locations list definitely does has to be (because the winning ticket of any game can be in any store) but I think on this one you can just include only a few games you like (biggest amounts of money in jackpots and biggest amounts of unclaimed prizes) or include all of them if you want.

List of a couple of big games,

1.) VIP

2). Jackpot

3). 25 Grand

>>37806425
I don't know. The idea behind the quantum scratch off generator is you're generating a set of numbers that will tell you what store to go to, what game to play and what date and time to buy that ticket at that store (I'm getting there 1 sec) . The idea is since it's a truly random number generator it could send you to any store in your state, to purchase any game (that you listed beforehand) at any date and time (within the specified range you set beforehand) meaning you should be guaranteed to win a jackpot scratch off in some world line since you're creating a universe for every single every possible combination of games,stores, dates and times.
>>37806477
If you can't afford it lose then don't play. You could put lots of small and cheap stuff on the list that you were already going to buy anyway.
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>>37806483
I understand this part, but the number generator is no different than you driving around aimlessly, right? It's not until you actually pick a place, go in, and pick some scratchers (or numbers) that it counts as intuition.

You know, something I've always wanted to try...

Get ALL the winning number results for as far back as you can, plot them in some kinda graph/xls, then see if you can find which numbers are picked the most....

Then somehow see if you can find a pattern within the results themselves, like how often the more popular numbers show up, or "winning combinations"

Lastly.. Lmao... I don't see how nobody has ever tried this, or maybe they have...

Techincally, there are only 13,983,816 winning combinations of numbers in any 6 number drawing. If you can fucking somehow get $13,983,816 and buy every possible combination for a drawing worth hundreds of millions (or even more), you are fucking SET!
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>>37806483
>you should be guaranteed to win a jackpot scratch off in some world line since you're creating a universe for every single every possible combination of games,stores, dates and times
Why, if I am creating so many possible combinations, am more likely to get that one particualr combination I desire instead of each of those universes having the same chance I'd lose as if I'd attempt it without any methods?
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>>37806483
Then you'd write a list of dates.
Obviously you'd start the list at today but I'm not sure exactly when to end it. https://lottolibrary.com/how-are-lottery-tickets-distributed-to-stores/

I'm not sure how quickly each game sells out of tickets and I think it'd depend on the game and state. I think setting a longer range is best since if it's too short you risk the random number generator not being able to give you the date where the winning ticket would have been in the store. If it's too long I'm not sure if that'd be as big of a problem. The other issue I see is you might draw a Sunday and a store that's closed on Sundays which could leave you unable to follow the instructions of the random number generator unless you broke in the store to get your ticket (don't do that)

I'll be using 2 months for this one

1.) April 30th

2). May 1st

3). May 2nd

....

31.) May 30th

32.) May 31st

33). June 1st

34.) June 2nd

....

62.) June 30th
>>37806514
No I don't think it is. The idea is that by pressing generate and following through with whatever is generated you're creating a universe for every single possible combination which should hopefully include at least one where you buy the jackpot ticket.

>Get ALL the winning number results for as far back ...can find which numbers are picked the most....

Then somehow see if you can find a pattern within the results themselves, like how often the more popular numbers show up, or "winning combinations"

Lastly.. Lmao... I don't see how nobody has ever tried this, or maybe they have...

They definitely have lol. Many many have already done that.

>13,983,816... SET!

That's impractical even if you were rich.
However buying every single scratch off ticket of a specific type of scratch off game at a specific store on a single day (they'll have to order more) is very possible though it might cost a few hundred or few thousand dollars. Do it at your own risk
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>>37806594
>However buying every single scratch off ticket of a specific type of scratch off game at a specific store on a single day (they'll have to order more) is very possible though it might cost a few hundred or few thousand dollars. Do it at your own risk


Really taking a HUGE risk there I still think... but buying more cards of the same group is literally more chances of winning.. but check this out..

https://www.statisticshowto.com/probability-and-statistics/scratch-off-odds/

"Don’t play shiny or fun, because more expensive cards have better odds. Some cards even have no prizes left. In fact, at any time, about 10% of games have zero big prizes left. It’s perfectly legal to keep on selling the tickets, after all the prizes have been won. So do a little research before you buy a ticket: go to any state lottery website and see which cards have zero big prizes remaining. You do not want to play those games."
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>>37806573
>Why, if I am creating so many possible combinations, am more likely to get that one particualr combination I desire instead of each of those universes having the same chance I'd lose as if I'd attempt it without any methods?

I'm a little confused what you're asking. If you try to win a scratch off without any methods you have a one in a few million chance of winning the jackpot.
If you use a pseudorandom number generator to generate a number telling you what store, what game, what date and what time you still have a one in a few million chance of winning the jackpot on the scratch off.
The idea of using a quantum number generator instead of just picking a store date time and game yourself or letting a pseudo random number generator pick for you isn't that the quantum number generator is more likely to have you win the scratch off in this world line the chance is still exactly the same no matter if you're using your mind, a pseudorandom generator or a quantum generator.
The difference is that the quantum generator will in theory create a universe for every single possible combination of dates times games and stores (again within your pre set parame like only within the next two months >>37806594 ) meaning you're almost guaranteed to win in some universe (assuming the ticket is in circulation and for sale during date's and Times you could have bought it) (this works better for the mega millions I'll admit but that might be rigged.)
The point is that since you've created a version of you in some universe that did win the jackpot for the scratch offs and did become a multimillionaire that's supposed to make YOU wealthier in this one hence the list of stuff you'll buy like cars and a house or whatever
>>37792443

>>37794704
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>>37806641
I'm not saying you're guaranteed to win a jackpot (in this universe) if you buy every single scratch off ticket in a single store on a single day obviously you're not.

I already covered that second part here
>>37806368

Vermont definitely isn't the only state that has a list of which games still have an outstanding jackpot prize many if not all other states do. The only issue is that technically someone could win the jackpot but not claim it making you think it's still out there able to be bought when it's not. I wouldn't worry about it too much though since people claim them fairly quickly and there's often multiple jackpot tickets for a single game.
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>>37806645
>The point is that since you've created a version of you in some universe that did win the jackpot for the scratch offs and did become a multimillionaire that's supposed to make YOU wealthier in this one
And that's where I am confused. Why would it?
We're a multibillionaires in some hypothetical universe all the time. But it's in that universe, not this one and I don't see why it'd make it more likely in this one to be become one as well.
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>>37806594
Then you'd write a list of times.
I'd start the list at about an hour from now but this depends on your state. If you live in a big state you could generate a set of numbers that tells you to buy a specific ticket at a specific store that's on the Other side of your state that's 150 miles away or something and it could tell you that you have to buy it in one hour which isn't enough time.
However if you set it too far away like 6 hours if someone ELSE buys the jackpot ticket within the next six hours you have a zero percent chance of buying it in ANY of the potentially generated universes.
Try and keep it as soon as possible.

Let's say I live in a tiny state and it's in the eastern standard time zone so it's 10:30 AM right now and right here.
The furthest lottery ticket selling store in my state is only a 40 minute drive away. I'll give myself 50 minutes from now

I'll start my list at 11:20 AM.

As far as intervals of increasing time per number I'd say shorter is better. In a perfect world I'd increase it in intervals of one second but it's just not realistic to expect yourself to buy the ticket at the exact second plus the list would be too long. I'll do five minutes but feel free to choose 2 minutes instead or whatever you want . If you're buying all of the tickets the timing doesn't really matter since they won't order more until at least the next day anyway.
It really is best to purchase the every single ticket from the store (of that one specific game) because the other problem with only buying one is you have to set the hours of the store to accommodate every store in your state.
Some stores are open 24/7 like 7/11 and some are only open from 9-5. Ideally you won't use the time generator at all.
Some stores open earlier than 11:20 AM obviously and the winning ticket could be sold then

1). 11:20 AM

2) 11:25 AM

3) 11:30 AM

....

9) 12:00 PM

...

15) 1:30 PM

...

21) 2:00 PM

...

33) 3:00 PM

...

57) 5:00pm
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>>37806680
>And... time.

What makes you think that? Where's your evidence that you're a multimillionaire in some universe? If you buy a quantum mega millions ticket you're purchasing a ticket of every possible combination of numbers in each universe guaranteeing you win in at least one and become a multi millionaire ( assuming it's not rigged which is why I'm writing the scratch off guide)
>But... well.

I'm not exactly sure of the exact mechanics behind it either. The list is supposed to help pull them together and make you weathier in this one since the list exists in both universes (assuming you made the list before you won/played) .
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>>37806784
>>37806680
>>37806680

>>37805914
Here's the anon who created this whole method https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/32796318/#32804299
>Also, net worth is currently about 2m, still eat ramen half the days and live paycheck to paycheck in a house that's a piscean clusterfuck of half-done projects, but technically a multi-millionaire (aside from having my shit all moved into trusts such that if I die estate taxes don't eat what I've built up prior to their transfer to heirs, which would cause them to have to liquidate the assets to cover the taxes and get a one-time ~1m cash payout that would fuck them up in the long-run, so I guess you could say "I own nothing and am happy.)" I tried casting to win the lottery, multiple times, for various sums. What worked for me was https://www.quatism.com/lottery.htm along with self-improvement and focus by starting to take my assets seriously with an asset/acquisition list rather than impulse-buying, so kind-of-lottery-related-I-guess? Did 0 to 2m in about 3 years. I would caution you against the weirdness which occurs when mapping winning the lottery to quantum random numbers, but it's an experience, and very probably will be an eventful one from any experiential reference frame, just be careful to lay off it if things get too weird/fucked such that the temporal magnetism from your other selves pulls you back to the nearest self-stable-collimated-set of worldlines and you should be ok. Morphic travel is kind of like surfing or snowboarding like that, you don't control the wave/specific-probability-subset, but you can control your reaction to it.
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>>37806784
>What makes you think that? Where's your evidence that you're a multimillionaire in some universe?
Going by your assumption of each diverging point creating a selection of possibilities. The whole idea of OP operates on assumption of different "worldlines", including one where one's winning. What I am skeptical about is logical leap from that to "and because of that if you do these things, you will also be a millionaire". I ask for mechanism behind that "temporal magnetism" which frankly, seems very bogus.
>>37806785
It is interesting but aside from not getting hyped over what a random anon wrote, I'd still want to know why would it supposedly work from the standpoint of logic itself. There's impressive sounding terms thrown around and references to quantum physics but when one actually looks into it, there's no explanation why would it work, just "trust me, bro".
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>>37806398
First I'll generate what store I'm going to
>>37792662
https://qrng.anu.edu.au/dice-throw/
I'm using qrng since it's simpler but I'll show how to use quatism as well
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>>37806814
It is just a theory anon. If you can't afford to gamble and figure out if it works or not you don't have to
Consider the thread an experiment.

Why it would work would be a very similar reason to why LOA, subliminal affirmations audios, etc etc would work whyever those do
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>>37806320
>>37806328
>>37806398
>>37806829
Number 307 is Maplefields at 811 williston road (there's two of them) so that's the store I'd be going to
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>>37806841
>Why it would work would be a very similar reason to why LOA, subliminal affirmations audios, etc etc would work whyever those do
Then buying things and making lists of shops etc shouldn't be necessary. I understand premise of LoA but this here has extra, somewhat suspicious steps that don't seem to stem from any logic just "that's how it is".
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>>37806882
If you wanted to use quatism to pick what store you're going to instead of qrng edu you'd have to write the list down starting at 16 instead of 1. Each quatism ball only goes up to 99. Since there's 6 balls in total and the white balls can't match each other 1+2+3+4+5 + 1(red) = 16 the lowest possible number it can generate is a 16 when you add them together.
>>37806398
So it'd be

16. CROSSMAN’S GENERAL STORE 8 EAST STREET, MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS, VT

17. GRAND UNION
12 NORTH MAIN STREET, RUTLAND, VT

......

580. WOLCOTT COUNTRY STORE
VT RT 15, MAIN ST, WOLCOTT, VT

When you set the 5 White ball's max to 99 the highest number it can give is 99+98+97+96+95 = 485
Since the highest store number is 580 we need a red ball number that can be added to 485 to give us it. 580 - 485 is 95.
So we'll set the red max to 95.
Meaning the lowest possible combination it could give us is 1+2+3+4+5 + 1(red) = 16 for cross man's general and the highest is 99+98+97+96+95 + 95(red) = 580 for Wolcott country store.

If you live in a big state where there's more then 700 stores in it I guess you'll have to do the European lottery method from before and generate two sets of numbers and use both for the same ticket. You can set the amount of white balls to 1, 2, 3 or 4 .

In pic related I got 14, 24, 26, 30, 37 + 42
Which adds up to 173. So I'd be going to store 173
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>>37807082
Since it's quatism it's 173 plus 15.
If it had generated 16 I'd be going to store 1

So I'll be going to store 188 which is HANNAFORD SUPERMARKET #8409
71 SUPERMARKET DRIVE,

BRANDON, VT
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>>37807043
It'd be similar not necessarily exactly the same.
I don't know the exact logic behind it because I'm not the multimillionaire lizard anon >>37806785 or the website maker. You'll have to ask them of try it for yourself or let others try it and inform us if it worked for them.
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>>37806483
Then I'd have to generate which game I'll buy at HANNAFORD SUPERMARKET >>37807104 or >>37806882 Maplefields.
>>37806483
I got 1 so I'd be playing the "VIP" game.
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If I was using qautism to pick the game I'd set there to be one white ball and one red ball.
I'd set the max of each to 2.
I could have a 1+2(or a 2+1 but that's the same), 1+1 or a 2+2. So three possible answers of 3, 2 or 4.

Before I press generate I'd write down which store gets what

2). VIP

3) jackpot

4) 25 Grand

Since I got 2+2 = 4 I'd be playing 25 grand
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>>37806594
Next I'd decide what date I'll buy >>37807139
>>37806882
VIP at Maple fields or 25 Grand at HANNAFORD SUPERMARKET.

>>37806594
I got 22 so I'd buy VIP at Maple fields on May 21st.
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>>37807180
For generating the date I'd buy 25 Grand at Hannaford supermarket on quatism
>>37806594
I'd set number one to actually be number 2. Qautism is using two balls and the least they'll add up to is 2. The max should be 63 instead of 62
The list should look like this
2.) April 30th

3). May 1st

4). May 2nd

....

32.) May 30th

33.) May 31st

34). June 1st

35.) June 2nd

....

63.) June 30th

I'd set the amount of balls to be 1 for red and white and set the max of each to 31 and 32.

Meaning the lowest possible number it could generate is 1+1 = 2
And the highest is 31+32 = 63
It generated 21 + 7 = 28
So I'd go to the store on May 26th to buy 25 Grand at Hannaford supermarket
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>>37792443
>Purchase from the list over time but make sure it's bigger than you'll ever afford in full.
>Some prioritization of items is ok, but it's best to draw quantum random numbers to map to the list of items to decide what to get next.

what do you mean by this? so a list that I could never finish buying even with winning?
let's say I have a car on the list. so I should buy the car before winning?
and do I have to map the items before winning or after?

Like I don't get this step.
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>>37807261
>>37807211
>>37806737
I think anyone else reading this can figure out how to generate what time they would buy the ticket using the other guides.
You're almost guaranteed to win the jackpot in some worldline using this method but your chances are better if you buy every single ticket for that specific game in the store that day
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>>37807276
I didn't come up with the original list idea so I'll just give you some examples from mine

A strainer

A Small hammer

A comb

A pencil

A razor

Lip balm

Pay off debts

A lighter

A mattress case preferably air tight

A nice pair of kickable Jeans

A car

Blanket

Gaming PC

Barbell

Teeth whitening

A house

A rhinoplasty

An otoplasty

>>37794113
I think you're supposed to start small. Write the list of very cheap stuff to very expensive stuff with stuff in between very cheap and very expensive. Then buy a quantum ticket and wait for it to be drawn. Then buy another item (it can be something on your list which is just a few dollars) then buy another ticket. Keep buying more tickets and more and more stuff from your list that is more and more expensive.
The idea is as you buy more tickets and buy more stuff on your list you'll receive more and more money and not from winning tickets.

If you can buy an expensive house and a Lamborghini then you can retire young. Even if you don't win the lottery ever on this world line

That's my interpretation

https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/37792443/#q37794190
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>>37807286
The more times you generate store, game, date and time and follow through and purchase that ticket or tickets the more chances you're creating of winning a scratch off ticket jackpot in some world line.
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>>37806385
there are multiple european anons who are literally about to win the lottery tonight in a couple hours
(although maybe not in this version of reality)
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>>37807395
Yes assuming it's not rigged. If it is they'll only be guaranteed to win in some world line if enough anons threw enough quatism and fiddle tickets at it at once.
The USA mega millions drawing is tonight and I'll definitely be watching it
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>>37807395
Oh wait I just realized time zones exist lol.
Good luck anons I didn't realize it was so soon haha
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>>37807401
Im more curious to see how many numbers they get right for a first try
to be methodical about it is fun
I also wonder if someone won, like actually won from this thread do you think they would come back and talk to us?
I mean there are the numbers we can check so at least we can know about it for sure for the ones who posted the numbers here like >>37803634
>>37803712
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>>37807429
Yeah posting your numbers here isn't the Greatest idea. You'll almost certainly have to split your jackpot with a bunch of other copy cats.
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>>37807286
Imagine if two people in the same state got the exact same store, game, date and time and both tried to buy all the tickets? They'd probably fight in the store over who got to buy all the tickets
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>>37807645
>fight
>not become quantic homo lovers
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>>37807653
Maybe they're both of the opposite sex.
Still, no one could really trust a stranger they just met enough to even split the prize with them. It'd be a really interesting fight though because if the cashier just threatens to call the police then they both wouldn't be able to win unless they sent someone else in to buy it for them.
I really wonder how that whole situation would go down it'd probably make for a nice movie scene if it was done right.
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Interesting (I only read the title and first sentence)
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>>37807723
>both of the opposite sex
wouldnt that make it equally homo?
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>>37808023
No I meant a F and a M. I type too fast
>>37807752
Read the part about scratch offs too if you have time. I'm curious if anyone else has any criticisms or suggestions for it
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=b056XofqA24
https://youtube.com/watch?v=uyTpE9C41no

You can also listen to this before you listen to those other ones but be careful with this one
https://youtube.com/watch?v=UIRg3AHxpeo
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>>37792662
I do not think the quantum number generator will give you numbers any more likely to be drawn. That would assume the random number generator is entangled with the lottery drawing equipment on the quantum level and that simply is not true. All the quantum RNG is supposed to do is produce a truly random set of numbers. So what. The numbers that will be drawn are not truly random as there will be multitudes of tiny variable forces involved, far too many to calculate or predict, but they will cause a combination to be drawn according to the laws of physics.
Now whether your will or intent or whatever can influnce the drawing, well, maybe, but there are so many others doing the same, it probably all cancels. When I ask God if I can win the lottery, he says "Oy Vey! Here I am, that I am, the creator of all, the holiest of holy, and you want me to stoop so low as to RIG the lottery? You Meshuggadah, go buy a ticket and hope like everyone else!".
Yeah God does not rig the lottery, Anons. But he does tell me to buy a ticket.
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>>37808438
>I do not think the quantum number generator will give you numbers any more likely to be drawn.

I don't think I ever claimed a quantum number generator be more likely to give you winning numbers in this worldline then just asking the cashier to pick your numbers for you. The idea is that both have a 1 in 200 million chance of winning in this worldline but the quantum number generator has a 100% chance of winning in some world line (assuming not rigged or unsuccessfully rigged) since it's supposed to generate a universe for each possible combination of numbers guaranteeing one is a winner.

>So what. The numbers that will be drawn are not truly random

Citation needed. >>37803911
>>37803911
>>37803829
>as there will be multitudes of tiny variable forces involved, far too many to calculate or predict, but they will cause a combination to be drawn according to the laws of physics.

I'm not convinced that quantum number generators aren't truly random.
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>>37803634
>>37807429
That one wasn't a winner (in this worldline)
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>>37807369
so you're like pushing the universe to either give you income or money or the goods in some way or another even if you don't win?
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I don't really understand the method and I read through the other thread

from what I understand I'm supposed to write items I want

let's say 30 items.

how do I even assign 30 quantum numbers to those?

and after I do that, I use the quantum generator to get the lottery numbers.

If I win I buy all. If I lose I buy 1 item of the list and wait for the next draw.

but what if I can't afford to buy the next item before the next draw?

Explanation is really lacking, some even say to map the date and location of the lottery purchase
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>>37809759
>from what I understand I'm supposed to write items I want

>let's say 30 items.

>how do I even assign 30 quantum numbers to those?

You don't have to

>and after I do that, I use the quantum generator to get the lottery numbers.

Yes after you write the list.

>If I win I buy all. If I lose I buy 1 item of the list and wait for the next draw.

Pretty much yes

>but what if I can't afford to buy the next item before the next draw?

Wait until you can. You don't have to go in order just buy whatever you want off the list in whatever order you want.
You should have plenty of cheap items on the list that you can afford and wanted to buy anyway whether you win or lose.

>explanation is really lacking, some even say to map the date and location of the lottery purchase

Who?

I'll try to explain it in a different way

Step 1

Write the list of items

Step 2

generate a quantum ticket number or multiple ticket numbers

Step 3

Purchase a lottery ticket or two or three or whatever

Step 4/5

see if they won

Step 4/5

Buy a item or two or three or whatever off your list

Step 4/5 (optional)

Write a number next to a few of the items you were thinking of buying very soon

So if a few items on your list you were thinking of buying soon are

Wrench

Hat

Harmonica

Write

Wrench (1)

Hat (2)

Harmonica (3)

And use a quantum number generator to pick for you what item you'll be buying today.

Step 6

Generate and buy another quantum ticket(s)

Step 7

Buy another item off your list or wait until you can easily afford to buy another item off your list and then buy an item off your list.

Step 8

Repeat until you have everything on your list.


This is what I think lizard anons original instructions mean.
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>>37809759
>Explanation is really lacking, some even say to map the date and location of the lottery purchase
>>37810207
>Who?

If by date and time you mean the scratch offs? The mega millions Powerball and all those drawing games isn't doesn't matter where you buy the tickets or where you buy the items on your list
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>>37809682
Yes that's my understanding of it
>>37806785
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>>37792443
Hey fuck you I lost you owe me 3$
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>>37806385
This is an American website.
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>>37810881
You won in some worldline anon even if you didn't win in this one.
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mega millions drawing in 25 minutes
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Here's the winning numbers for tonight's mega millions

10 18 27 37 61 5
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>>37810207
>generate a quantum ticket number
how/where do you generate one for euromillions ?
do i have to adapt OP's link ?
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>>37792443
Jeffrey Epstein won the lottery twice
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>>37812368
that was whitey bulger
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>>37812389
no it was Epstein
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>>37812748
>>37812368
It was once and there's methods ITT to beat the rigging if it is rigged
>>37792449
>>37808130
>>37812034
This was already answered ITT
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>>37792443
>https://quatism.com/lottery.htm
How is this simple random number generator supposed to be "quantum"?
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>>37814184
Read the thread
Use Ctrl+F

>>37803911
>>37803829
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>>37803712
5 15 17 25 42 7
two number off by one
if I were you I would try again next week and if you get closer means its working
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>>37803671
>>37803671
>>37816434
Told ya
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We're all going to make it quantum bros. If you're going through a radical change right now, congrats you're a quantum traveler, keep going and have faith. You can do it. This path will still lead you to your ultimate goals.
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>>37817531
based
>>37806320
I just started generating two sets(one for quatism and one for qrngedu) of game, date, location and time and one of the two locations I generated was a store I went to one time about a year ago for a special occasion and I immediately remembered it when I looked it up on the map. That was out of a couple hundred stores so it seemed like a huge coincidence.
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>>37792443

Lotteries are usually rigged money laundering operations
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>>37806320
I won on 6/6 different scratchers yesterday from 3 different stores (Australia), didn't do anything but stay in present/high vibes. Technically there is no 'win/lose' and if you can be happy about 'not winning' just as much as 'winning' then you will likely find you recieve more abundances. Money is generally a symbol of freedom to most, you can find it without the numbers tho :) gratitude for what you have already and having faith in your higher self's divine timing helps too, no need to try "hack" the system.
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>>37818432
That's why there's this >>37792449
And this >>37806320 I don't think anyone really claims scratch offs are rigged I don't know how they would be

>>37818520
That's good anon I'm happy for you
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>>37818588
Thx.I mostly just like the fun of them and pocket the winning change while playing with the same original amount (I pic word ones or treasure map stuff with fun symbols). Whe prompted I occasionally go to the casino and put $5 on this dragon link slot machine just to meditate and stare at lotus symbols and hear the Buddha laugh sounds for a while. Made about 5 meditative breathing games while waiting for the roulette spin and hanging with angels and Christ (I also go there to bring presence/heart love to the people in building). The 'wins' aren't usually much but they always cover my groceries or fuel for the day or something perfectly timed. :)
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>>37818647
That's good. The purpose of using the quantum number generators though is to play every/almost every possible combination in all of the universes .
Meaning
600 stores x 6 games x 100 possible dates x4 possible times= 1,440,000
Meaning you're purchasing about one and a half million tickets in all of the world lines for the price of one ticket one time in this one.
It's not a perfect estimate but roughly that's what the math comes out to be
Meaning when the odds of winning a jackpot on a scratch off are like 1 in 20 million if you did the quantum scratch off method like 15 times you'd be basically guaranteed to win a scratch off jackpot in some worldline.
Those are roughly my odds but I'm only including a fraction of all the stores in my state.
If I included all of them (there's 23,000 stores in California for example) it'd be more like
23,000 stores x 6 games x 100 possible dates x4 possible times = 55,200,000 (again this is probably a little bit of an overestimate since it assumes a ticket is regularly being sold and a fresh ticket is available each day and each 6 hours )
Which means you're purchasing about 55 million tickets in all of the world lines for the price of one ticket one time in this one which basically guarantees a version of you wins at least one scratch off ticket jackpot in at least one world line.
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Love these threads. Good vibes, good people.
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>>37820095
Thank you
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>>37816434
14, 17, 22, 38, 42 + 6
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>>37821383
>>37803671
told ya
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>>37821400
let see if saturday lot gets closer
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>>37821415
It's up to you and don't blame me if you lose but I'd buy one quatism ticket then purchase two more tickets (one for every number from quatism minus one and another for every number plus one >>37803671 ) and also grab one fiddle anti rigging ticket >>37792449 plus one and then minus one. So six tickets in total which is 12$.
Again it might not work idk if this >>37803671 was a coincidence or not

I really like my new scratch off method better because it's impossible to rig. Maybe I should make a new thread for it sometime
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On Tue 16 Apr 2024 15:09:35 this >>37792449 gif was posted. Here's a screenshot from that gif
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Then that night >>37821459 they announced this
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>>37821468
>>37821459
These were the winning numbers for that night
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>>37821437
nobody is blaming you retard, stop chiming in
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bump
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>>37796957
>Hebrew gematria calculator
How do you find the hebrew word? Trying to find one for health, so value 54. Cant find anything in hebrew..
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>>37812748
no, it was whitey bulger
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>>37807389
This is dumb. There's no guarantee the winning ticket is purchasable at this time. You create a reality where you go to each store and buy a ticket. Even with multi-layer codification all you can do is create a reality where you buy all available scratchers. That's it.
With lotto you create a reality for every number combination so you're guaranteed to win. Meaning there's a Giga wealthy version of you very close in multiple worlds (one branch away) and regular rng doesn't split it like quantum does.
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>>37824311
>There's no guarantee the winning ticket is purchasable at this time.

That's true but there's a decent chance.
If you are creating a reality where you're going to each store on each date(within say the next 3 months) to play each game there's probably a jackpot of one of those games in one of those stores on one of those 90 days. Even if there isn't if you do it a couple of times (once every couple of months) each time you risk their being a jackpot out there.
>With lotto you create a reality for every number combination so you're guaranteed to win.

Yes IF it's not rigged/unsuccessfully rigged. Assuming it's not rigged draw games are definitely superior I agree
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Wouldn't doing this but instead of buying it for yourself you buy it for someone else (your gf/wife). Woulnd't that make the chance of winning higher? Or it doesn't matter because its infinite universes anyway.. Hm.
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>>37824351
Another way is figure out the max bet on roulette in your area. Then generate n numbers 1-38 (37 is 0, 38 is 00). Then vow to play all n times and put all the winnings on the next number.

Let's say max bet is 15,000.
1: $10 bet win $360
2: $360 bet win $12960
3: 12960 bet win $466560

So you'd generate 3 numbers 1-38. And play those numbers 3 games in a row. Betting your winnings if you win, betting $10 if you don't.

If you can vow to give up $12k you can generate a $466k version of yourself.
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>>37824380
I can't see how it would make your chances higher
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>>37824509
Idk how to play roulette I've never been to a casino lol.
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>>37824534
You put a chip on a number and if the spinny wheel marble contraption lands on that number you win.
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>>37824550
I got you. That still seems like a poor investment though compared to scratch offs and draw tickets since you're spending a lot more to win a lot less.

Couldn't you just use a quantum generator to tell you exactly which machine, day and time to play a slot machine ?
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How would I use qrg for my list items? :o
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>>37824604
>>37810207
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>>37824640
thank you good sir
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So doing one quantum random number and then playing it on repeat is worse than doing a new random one everytime u buy a ticket?
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>>37824679
You could do both
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>>37824646
You're welcome Anon
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>>37792443
Things to buy

A long sharp kitchen knife

A strainer

A Small hammer

Mouthwash

A comb

Bed sheet fasteners

A pencil

Dental floss

A razor

Lip balm

Pay off debts

A lighter

Vitamins

A mattress case preferably air tight

Contact lenses

A driver's license

A nice pair of kickable Jeans

A car

Blanket

Gaming PC

Barbell

Headphones

Teeth whitening

A pair of shoes

Sweatpants

An iPhone

Donate to vegan charity

A house

A water filter

A rhinoplasty

An otoplasty
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Picked up a tick
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Bump
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>>37826532
0/6 numbers. So what's this about temporal magnetism?
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>>37825301
>otoplasty
I had to look this up. I remember a kid at school got this done but they pinned them back too far and he just went from one extreme to the other. Make sure they get the right balance.
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>>37792443
The fuck is this schizo gobbledygook
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>>37827545
Buying items off the list is supposed to help. You did make a list before you bought the ticket right?
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>>37828094
Thanks for the tip anon. I've used pic related before and it took a little while but I eventually got both ears to be symmetrical and not too pinned and not too prominent and they looked really nice.
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Made a list and bought a Cash 5 Virginia ticket (it selects 5 numbers from 1-45 possible numbers) with numbers from the website.

Will update if thread is still up. Top prize is actually enough for 90% of my list and the odds are way better than Mega Millions.
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>>37828817
Yes. Actually trying to manifest a win as well now. Because one of me won it's close to my "worldline" and apparently according to the lotto page you can use the travel stuff to move in that direction through Loa type stuff (plus main guy said he was manifesting it as well)
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>>37830382
That's a good idea anon! You might want to consider buying one Virginia ticket from quatism and another from the fiddle script
>>37792443
>>37792449
>>37792482
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bump
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bump
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Randonautica or whatever uses quantum numbers for locations on a map. Lots of crazy things happened when ppl set intentions like ppl setting travel and finding a suitcase full of corpses.
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>>37832624
Interesting. I wonder what else could be decided by quantum numbers
If you go to the gym and use a quantum number generator to pick from a list of a few dozen exercises and then just do that one it picks for you are you creating a world line for each exercise and body part? Ideally that'd mean you could just spend like 5 minutes twice a week at the gym and be able to train your whole body but idk if that'd work
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>>37833037
Oh, nobody won the jackpot today figured that may be relevant too
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>>37832758
>are you creating a world line for each exercise and body part?
Yes but idk if the results bleeds over.
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>>37833072
Me neither I just really hate exercising but still like the results
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>>37830382
>>37830982
my numbers

06 11 13 23 44

Winning numbers:

8 15 21 33 34
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>>37832758
lmfao
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>>37832624
>randonautica
i didnt know I needed thatin my life
thxs anon
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>>37833485
I've had very creepy stuff happen. I chased love and was sent to a house with a heart billboard on the roof. Two weeks later got a gf
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>just got a bunch of cash from working extra hours
>got a new phone, new laptop; new teeth and much more
>find this after
FUCK
there is literally NOTHING to put on my list like nothing except big things like a car or a house which im not going to buy organically for years
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>>37833767
>gf
spooky af
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>>37834062
Ask chatgpt https://talkai.info/chat/
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bump
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I've played 3 lottos with this and stuff is getting weird. Like random and unlikely events Unrelated to money are occuring. This is safe right?
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>>37837097
Maybe they are related to money but you just don't realize it like the butterfly effect
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect

>Quantum mechanics is a branch of theoretical physics that mathematically describes the universe at the atomic and subatomic levels. Random number generators based on quantum physics use the fact that subatomic particles appear to behave randomly in certain circumstances. There appears to be nothing we know of that causes these events, and they are therefore believed by many to be nondeterministic.

>In comparison, chaotic systems are those in which tiny changes in the initial conditions can result in dramatic changes of the overall behaviour of the system. Weather systems are a good example of this, and you may have heard of the butterfly effect, a thought experiment in which a butterfly beating its wings in Brazil is able to affect the winds subtly but critically, just enough to cause a tornado in Texas.
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>>37837143
World lines be getting generated at a rapid rate.
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>>37837097
>messing with timelines and event causation
>breaking deterministic reality
>safe
anything but
remember if things get too wacky you can always stop and bluepill urself
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>>37837646
>anything but
Letting it ride.
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>>37796061
Invite is invalid asshole.
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>>37837097
>random and unlikely events
pray tell
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>>37837908
Massive biker gang randomly came to town. A buddy rapidly got gravely ill. And the world feels much more alive with less NPCs around.
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Buying a ticket 2n8 lads
any tips?
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>>37838288
The more you do it, the crazier it gets. You're not guaranteed a win but I don't think the original anon became a multimillionaire through a win.
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>>37838288
Nice dubs

Buy two tickets. One Powerball Quatism ticket and one Powerball fiddle script qrng edu ticket buy both on the same day
>>37792443
>>37792449
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>>37838089
If you believe buying quantum tickets is what caused your buddy to get ill then have him listen to subliminal affirmations about health. Quatism says those are legit just like the tickets
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>>37838491
He's a iflscience normie. It happened in less than 6 hrs major infection in his system fine yesterday from my perception.
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>>37838498
Just tell him to try one? It can't hurt right?
Also it might be a coincidence anon.
The only thing I've noticed since I've started buying tickets is I've gotten threatened a few times (not online actual irl) and I've gotten a bit more money here and there. I have no regrets
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>>37838517
Nah he won't, it'll fuck with our friendship if I bring random woowoo like subs in after not showing my /x/ power level for years.

I'm going to keep buying tix though. I'll break reality idgaf
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>>37821383
2, 6 12, 16 19 + 3
only 1 number off by one general decrease
lets hope monday one get back on course
14 17 22 38 42 + 6
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Tried it tonight, didn't work
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First try
0/6
2/6 off by one
Second try
0/6
1/6 off by one
Third try coming in monday
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>>37838851
It's not about winning. Do it again.
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>>37838899
it is you dummy
if you knew that in all realities not a single one of yous won you wouldnt do it now would you wise guy?
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>>37838971
Yeah but it's not about you winning. It's about what happens when reality gets split into 13M or whatever realities
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>>37839025
find me a single retard who is buying tickets for that reason besides you ill wait
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>>37839177
I've bought at least a dozen tickets for that reason
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>>37839663
Does it cause divergence? arent those realities already there in the first place?
How can you be certain that other yous are also buying the ticket?
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>>37840186
I'm not a scientist anon I'm just hoping to get richer and I don't care if it's through winning the lottery in reality or not
I would imagine it could take a few weeks or months for me to cash the winning ticket
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>>37840186
It diverges based on the prizes. All the equivalent outcomes converge again. It's only like 8 world lines.
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>>37840353
Wdym with 8 world lines?

Been seeing 88 a lot last couple days, bever paid attention tonumbers beforebut theyjust pop out. Idk if meaningful or not

This thread 288replies while writing this.. On page 8. 8% battery ln phone. Spoopy
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>>37841645
Seeing incredibly common numbers and then assuming a correlation is a fine example of /x/ schizo. Keep going and you’ll be on the path.
>worldlines
Anime tier shit LARP.
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>>37841671
Hello rabbi dont u have a tunnel to be in?
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>>37841645
Ok so you buy a ticket. Millions of world lines. But there's only however many prizes you can win. So all the not a winner ticket lines will recombine. All the $20 or whatever will combine and there will just be a world line for each prize level.
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>>37841717
Ah I see. U keep the quantum number or u keep getting new one everytime u buy a ticket?
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>>37841689
>sensible post was made
>I’ll respond by calling him Jewish
What have you got to hide anon?
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>>37792443
There no proof i't work.
You look so silly trying to make up "proof" it works .
Also you look deluded.
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>>37842148
>doesn't know the scientific method
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>>37841727
New one every ticket.
>>37842148
World lines balance a lot of quantum physics. They're likely to exist.
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>>37842030
If you dont think that synchronicities is a real phenomenon what the hell are you doing here? The only logical conclusion is that you're a jew trying to gatekeep information. Fag.
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>now this is what i call podracing
interesting grift, bump
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>>37843728
>>37845329
ty
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This was the original post in 2022
>make a list of things to acquire which assist your material personal projects, make sure it's more than you would naturally afford by a lot, but things you will buy from anyway
>anything that's a big purchase for whatever constitutes "big" to you, leave it on that list for at least a week before purchasing to ensure it has time to be replaced by other big things that you think of in that time, if you do
>use https://www.quatism.com/lottery.htm to select lottery ticket numbers, play them, as much as you can reasonably afford
>when a jackpot is won or every single drawing, pick new numbers
>watch as wealth flows to you with very little effort, and make your dreams come true by being able to work towards them
>if you happen to end up on a winning worldline, be careful, stick to your acquisition list, live a reserved lifestyle which syncs as well as you can with those versions of you which never won or you might get fucked sideways by the temporal magnetism
Enjoy.
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>>37846889
This is very helpful anon thank you!
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Loopers are the worst.
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Why wont this threas die?
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>>37847525
After it does I'll make a thread on temporal magnetism and quantum gravity. This shit is too dangerous to play with.
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>>37792443
Did you win the lottery like this? How much money did you win?
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>>37849933
Yes and no read the thread anon
Personally I haven't become very wealthy yet but I just started playing recently so I'm not disappointed about that (yet).
However I will say (without getting into too many details) that I am surprised that I'm still not broke and homeless yet. Maybe playing these quantum tickets has at least prevented me from becoming poorer as I feel too lucky to believe it's a coincidence
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>>37849964
Well, it's easy to not be broke and homeless. You just maintain some kind of regular income and live within your means. But the fact that you haven't gotten very wealthy yourself from your own lottery method doesn't give me much confidence in it.
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>>37849975
>Well, it's easy to not be broke and homeless. You just maintain some kind of regular income and live within your means

Haha. I've done neither of those but I just can't become homeless. I'm lucky to still be alive even though I'm barely trying.
I just started playing recently. If you win the lottery jackpot you can have up to one year to claim the prize that's the official lottery rules in some states. I wasn't buying quantum tickets a year ago
If I'm still not significantly wealthier than I am now in a year then I'll concluded it probably doesn't work (I'm doing the list and everything too) until then I'm agnostic if it works or not
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