So I’m at your Part 7 comment now, the AI kind of sorted out the issue I was taking about in my last comment on its own, it mentioned time travelers like right after I stopped reading. It’s an interesting analysis so far.
You don’t have to answer this but this reads like it’s GPT to me. Have you ever pointed your shiny paid subscription at comparative mythology research? I feel like you need to have a full-scope-of-ancient-mythologies discussion that you embed into this project you’re doing so that the AI constantly references it as one of its rule sets. Like in my mind the elite would be pulling from more ancient mythologies than Judaism so it would be handy to have the AI thinking more broadly than just Jewish concepts of “the devil” or Jesus, or even Lucifarianism, all of that stuff is within one ideological framing that I think is inadequate to get the truest version of the full picture. Like I’d be wanting it to have a PhD level comparative mythology background before it starts being like “Yahweh!” like a rabbi back to me. Like it’d be more interesting to me if I were in your chair if it was pulling from the entire pool of Egyptian, Persian, Sumerian mythologies when trying to find analogous connections.
I feel like I see one of the issues with AI as I got to like the 5th or 6th comment, when you started asking about the Engineers, you said for it to give you a readout on them and gave an example of the Book of Enoch. You gave that example to give it an idea of what you meant but it takes it as like a leading question and then focuses on that as the answer rather than just a guideline to think from. That’s my impression reading this and using AI regularly myself for work, you give it a concept as an example and it takes that and serves it right back to you and reinforces that you were on the right track - which is basically the same thing a lazy sycophant employee would do, like “wow Saar you are so smart, what a great example.”
My impression is, let’s say instead giving the Book of Enoch as an example, you gave the example of time travelers, it would have served that back up as the “wow you are SPOT ON thinking this way, the engineers are JUST like time travelers” response.
They just always slide back into bullshit imo, I’ve read articles about how it’s due to the fact that they have no database in the backend so there’s no way for them to basically remember anything and that’s why they hallucinate. You’re just kind of lighting a new match every time you interact with it.
Oh gotcha, so it’s already like focused on repositories you’ve setup with your research - you’re doing basically what I was suggesting.
I do have something for you on the technical side that I’ve been considering for myself that might like 100x your capabilities. They make AI IDEs - which if you’re not familiar an IDE is what computer programmers use to code in, so these AI IDEs are meant to be plugged into your code base to help engineers code stuff out. One that I’m familiar with is Cursor. The real benefit of it is you can CHOOSE what agent you want to use from a drop-down, so like if you’re digging Claude you can choose that, maybe switch to Grok, switch to GPT, and they have different models too for each AI, like GPT 5.1 or GPT 5.2, Grok 3.0 or Grok 4.2, some models are more ass kissers than others, some are more blunt and to the point, etc. You can also export and import chats and use “rules” files to give the AI permanent rule sets that it refers to before it starts any response, so if you have any consistent requirements you can force the AI to respect them.
What I’ve been thinking is, a code repository is not really much different than like pages in a book. If you just organized your files and PDFs in folders and then imported those folders into the AI IDE (same basic thing a programmer does), you’d then have like your own personal organized library it’d be looking over and you’d be able to switch between any model you want. Like you could have your PDF library and also your “vault” with the AI notes, all just in different folder trees in your workspace.
On the other stuff - I think like the Old Testament and Jesus are almost totally made up, so when I was reading your stuff on Enoch, Jesus, Yahweh, it feels too pigeonholed on one belief system as being like “more accurate” of whatever in its explanation of the cosmos and - well I have complicated thoughts on the topic.
I’d say I align more with Jason Jorjani - which is also basically the plot of Prometheus - that humans were probably made by some higher order beings and stories like the Olympians and the Titans are more accurate than like monotheistic beliefs.
And so in my worldview, that makes me think the more ancient the thing probably the closer it would be to the “source”, so in my mind I’d imagine if there’s like an elite cabal that has been keeping esoteric understanding to themselves, they’d probably follow the most ancient belief systems because they’d be closer to this higher order being civilization. So basically mythology and ancient monoliths are the juiciest pieces of evidence to point an AI at.
I wasn’t meaning to critique your post or anything. This is going to difficult to summarize but I think the gist of what I was getting at is, once you take the “Jesus was literally made up, he didn’t exist” pill, that goes back to “okay why did someone make him up?” And that leads you into esoteric Judaism, like “why did these ancient kabbalistic wizards write the New Testament?” The short answer is to get the world to worship Yahweh. They really want the whole world to worship Yahweh, be that via Christianity or Islam, or Judaism (but they don’t really want you to become a Jew, they made Christianity for you goys). But why? Again, to get you to worship Yahweh. Who is Yahweh, really? And is Yahweh the ONLY god or are we just captured by the people who want us to worship JUST him? I think we’re captured.
So as part of that matrix, I see a lot of conspiracies that try to pull people back into the Abrahamic worldview - things like The Book Of Enoch and Lucifer/Satan, by…elevating these things - which are all in that Abrahamic worldview- they are in fact keeping you on the Abrahamic plantation. So when I see things that used to be fringe and are now like mainstream conspiracies being pushed by total grifters like Alex Jones, it begs the question whether we’re really onto something or if they were a grift and distraction all along - like if some of these things sold to us as a “threat to the system” are now mainstream…then how much of a threat were they? My opinion is many of the conspiracies that 10 years ago were fringe and cool and fun which have now gone mainstream were in fact bullshit meant to either distract or reinforce the Abrahamic matrix. Again, like 2/3rds of the world population are under the Abrahamic spell so we’re taking about a significant amount of power if you can lead those people around by means of “prophecy”. Look at how they used the power of prophecy and messianism when Trump had that assassination attempt on him.
And that’s not to say that those books or concepts don’t have some truths in them, but to elevate them and then psyop the masses into thinking that truth only lies there, and even further to have the “fringe” movements and seeming alternatives to the mainstream ALSO reinforce the very plantation they want to keep you on, I find it all to be very suspicious and blackpilling.
So I’m at your Part 7 comment now, the AI kind of sorted out the issue I was taking about in my last comment on its own, it mentioned time travelers like right after I stopped reading. It’s an interesting analysis so far.
You don’t have to answer this but this reads like it’s GPT to me. Have you ever pointed your shiny paid subscription at comparative mythology research? I feel like you need to have a full-scope-of-ancient-mythologies discussion that you embed into this project you’re doing so that the AI constantly references it as one of its rule sets. Like in my mind the elite would be pulling from more ancient mythologies than Judaism so it would be handy to have the AI thinking more broadly than just Jewish concepts of “the devil” or Jesus, or even Lucifarianism, all of that stuff is within one ideological framing that I think is inadequate to get the truest version of the full picture. Like I’d be wanting it to have a PhD level comparative mythology background before it starts being like “Yahweh!” like a rabbi back to me. Like it’d be more interesting to me if I were in your chair if it was pulling from the entire pool of Egyptian, Persian, Sumerian mythologies when trying to find analogous connections.
You’re good dude, you have the curiosity that tends to lead to the truth.
I feel like I see one of the issues with AI as I got to like the 5th or 6th comment, when you started asking about the Engineers, you said for it to give you a readout on them and gave an example of the Book of Enoch. You gave that example to give it an idea of what you meant but it takes it as like a leading question and then focuses on that as the answer rather than just a guideline to think from. That’s my impression reading this and using AI regularly myself for work, you give it a concept as an example and it takes that and serves it right back to you and reinforces that you were on the right track - which is basically the same thing a lazy sycophant employee would do, like “wow Saar you are so smart, what a great example.”
My impression is, let’s say instead giving the Book of Enoch as an example, you gave the example of time travelers, it would have served that back up as the “wow you are SPOT ON thinking this way, the engineers are JUST like time travelers” response.
They just always slide back into bullshit imo, I’ve read articles about how it’s due to the fact that they have no database in the backend so there’s no way for them to basically remember anything and that’s why they hallucinate. You’re just kind of lighting a new match every time you interact with it.
Oh gotcha, so it’s already like focused on repositories you’ve setup with your research - you’re doing basically what I was suggesting.
I do have something for you on the technical side that I’ve been considering for myself that might like 100x your capabilities. They make AI IDEs - which if you’re not familiar an IDE is what computer programmers use to code in, so these AI IDEs are meant to be plugged into your code base to help engineers code stuff out. One that I’m familiar with is Cursor. The real benefit of it is you can CHOOSE what agent you want to use from a drop-down, so like if you’re digging Claude you can choose that, maybe switch to Grok, switch to GPT, and they have different models too for each AI, like GPT 5.1 or GPT 5.2, Grok 3.0 or Grok 4.2, some models are more ass kissers than others, some are more blunt and to the point, etc. You can also export and import chats and use “rules” files to give the AI permanent rule sets that it refers to before it starts any response, so if you have any consistent requirements you can force the AI to respect them.
What I’ve been thinking is, a code repository is not really much different than like pages in a book. If you just organized your files and PDFs in folders and then imported those folders into the AI IDE (same basic thing a programmer does), you’d then have like your own personal organized library it’d be looking over and you’d be able to switch between any model you want. Like you could have your PDF library and also your “vault” with the AI notes, all just in different folder trees in your workspace.
On the other stuff - I think like the Old Testament and Jesus are almost totally made up, so when I was reading your stuff on Enoch, Jesus, Yahweh, it feels too pigeonholed on one belief system as being like “more accurate” of whatever in its explanation of the cosmos and - well I have complicated thoughts on the topic.
I’d say I align more with Jason Jorjani - which is also basically the plot of Prometheus - that humans were probably made by some higher order beings and stories like the Olympians and the Titans are more accurate than like monotheistic beliefs.
And so in my worldview, that makes me think the more ancient the thing probably the closer it would be to the “source”, so in my mind I’d imagine if there’s like an elite cabal that has been keeping esoteric understanding to themselves, they’d probably follow the most ancient belief systems because they’d be closer to this higher order being civilization. So basically mythology and ancient monoliths are the juiciest pieces of evidence to point an AI at.
I wasn’t meaning to critique your post or anything. This is going to difficult to summarize but I think the gist of what I was getting at is, once you take the “Jesus was literally made up, he didn’t exist” pill, that goes back to “okay why did someone make him up?” And that leads you into esoteric Judaism, like “why did these ancient kabbalistic wizards write the New Testament?” The short answer is to get the world to worship Yahweh. They really want the whole world to worship Yahweh, be that via Christianity or Islam, or Judaism (but they don’t really want you to become a Jew, they made Christianity for you goys). But why? Again, to get you to worship Yahweh. Who is Yahweh, really? And is Yahweh the ONLY god or are we just captured by the people who want us to worship JUST him? I think we’re captured.
So as part of that matrix, I see a lot of conspiracies that try to pull people back into the Abrahamic worldview - things like The Book Of Enoch and Lucifer/Satan, by…elevating these things - which are all in that Abrahamic worldview- they are in fact keeping you on the Abrahamic plantation. So when I see things that used to be fringe and are now like mainstream conspiracies being pushed by total grifters like Alex Jones, it begs the question whether we’re really onto something or if they were a grift and distraction all along - like if some of these things sold to us as a “threat to the system” are now mainstream…then how much of a threat were they? My opinion is many of the conspiracies that 10 years ago were fringe and cool and fun which have now gone mainstream were in fact bullshit meant to either distract or reinforce the Abrahamic matrix. Again, like 2/3rds of the world population are under the Abrahamic spell so we’re taking about a significant amount of power if you can lead those people around by means of “prophecy”. Look at how they used the power of prophecy and messianism when Trump had that assassination attempt on him.
And that’s not to say that those books or concepts don’t have some truths in them, but to elevate them and then psyop the masses into thinking that truth only lies there, and even further to have the “fringe” movements and seeming alternatives to the mainstream ALSO reinforce the very plantation they want to keep you on, I find it all to be very suspicious and blackpilling.