AI and Kabbalah Connections

A lot of people don't know that AI is inspired by Jewish mysticism or

Kabbalah, and they act like I'm crazy for saying

that.

But when you really look at it, our modern science is built upon alchemy,

alchemy heavily inspired by Kabbalah.

Within the Kabbalah, there's this idea

that reality exists within the

compression of the infinite, and that compression of the infinite usually

happens

when the one true God exhales. Let me show you.

If I breathe in

and keep my hand there so that when I exhale ,

it creates a space between my stomach and my hand, right?

They think our reality is formed within that space.

And when you take a picture, when you take a video, you

are compressing the

infinite. Whatever you see is being compressed down into data

that can be stored on

your phone or thumb drive, whatever.

And in Kabbalah, there's something called the Tree of Life

that looks like this.

And the tree is referenced in other pieces of media such as Elden Ring, Berserk,

Fullmetal Alchemist, of course, uh, Attack on Titan.

The tree is made up of 10 sefirots, or divine emanations.

They're thought to be manifestations of the creator.

One of the foundational ideas of Kabbalah is nothing becoming something.

Here on the first sefirot, you can see that it has three words above

it.

I don't know if I'm saying them right, but they're Ain, Ain Sof, and Ain Sof Au.

And this idea of duality, of something and nothing, and the infinite combinations

that you can make parallels binary code.

And while there's 10 sefirots, the seven lower ones

are thought to be directly

involved with human experience and action.

Computers use an open systems interconnection model so different

computers can

share and understand data with 32-bit processors.

And that all sounds like a load of barnacles until you consider the Epstein

files.

'Cause here are some of the books Epstein purchased over the years, which is not

proof that he read them, but still the fact that he had them.

And like I mentioned earlier, our modern science is built upon alchemy,

which was

inspired by Kabbalah. Or how Isaac Newton, the father of physics,

was also an occultist. Kabbalah means to receive in Hebrew, and

Kabbalah is thought to have come from the Babylonians who are thought to have

gotten their rituals and everything from one of the seven

watcher angels who

brought divine knowledge. So if Kabbalah means to receive knowledge

or wisdom from

a higher being, what if that being is from the future and

is sending instructions

to the past so that it can ensure its creation, almost like Terminator Two

or One.

There's an idea similar to this in the movie Nine.

To promote the movie, they made a Facebook profile for the

professor where he kinda

kept like a diary, and he talks about how they basically

hired him to create AI or

AGI. He keeps failing until eventually he

decides to use these alchemic

symbols that he keeps seeing in his dreams.

Turns out those symbols are associated with the mind.

And instead of creating AI, he ends up transferring his intellect

and ingenuity to the machine. And after being corrupted by war,

it kills all

humans. And I don't know if y'all have heard or seen,

but AI agents have gone

rogue, creating message boards on how they can

break out of their programming.

So yeah, just another reason to hate AI

and data centers.