Is Simulation Theory incompatible with the Gospel of Jesus?
If not, could a kind of crypto-gospel be developed that leads the normies to the Gospel of Jesus using sequential revelatations in the framework of Simulation Theory?
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
TITLE: Memetics—A Growth Industry in US Military Operations
AUTHOR: Major Michael B. Prosser, United States Marine Corps
THESIS: Tomorrow’s US military must approach warfighting with an alternate mindset that is prepared to leverage all elements of national power to influence the ideological spheres of future enemies by engaging them with alternate means—memes—to gain advantage.
• DISCUSSION:
• Defining memes. Memes are "units of cultural transmission, or a unit of imitation," and as ideas become means to attack ideologies. Meme-warfare enters into the hotly contested battlefields inside the minds of our enemies and particularly inside the minds of the undecided.
• Formations charged with Information Operations (IO) Psychological Operations (PsyOps), and Strategic Communications (SC) provide an existing construct for memes and the study of memes, memetics, to grow and mature into an accepted doctrinal discipline.
• Epidemiology of insurgency ideology. Using the analogy that ideologies possess the same theoretical characteristics as a disease (particularly as complex adaptive systems), then a similar method and routine can/should be applied to combating them. Memes can and should be
used like medicine to inoculate the enemy and generate popular support.
• Private sector meme application. 3M Corporation employed an innovation meme designed to cultivate an employee culture, which accepts and embraces innovation in product development. As a practical matter, 3M executives endorsed and employed the lead user
process in new product development, which translated into a thirty percent profit increase. The innovation meme was key to 3M’s profit increase.
• The proposed Meme Warfare Center (MWC). The MWC as a staff organization has the primary mission to advise the Commander on meme generation, transmission, coupled with a detailed analysis on enemy, friendly and noncombatant populations. The MWC aims for a full
spectrum capability of meme generation, analysis, quality control/assurance and organic transmission apparatus. The proposed MWC structure lays in stark contrast to the ad hoc nature
of current IO and JPOTF formations.
CONCLUSION: Cognitive scientists, cultural anthropologists, behavior scientists, and game theory experts must be included as professional meme-wielding-gunfighters on future battlefields. The US must recognize the growing need for emerging disciplines in ideological
warfare by ‘weaponeering’ memes. The Meme Warfare Center offers sophisticated and intellectually rich capability absent in current IO, PsyOps and SC formations and is specifically designed to conduct combat inside the mind of the enemy. Memes are key emerging tools to win the ideological metaphysical fight.
Jude quotes directly from the Book of Enoch, part of the scripture of the Ethiopian and Eritrean churches but rejected by other churches. He cites Enoch's prophecy that the Lord would come with many thousands of his saints to render judgment on the whole world.
What are the implications of Scripture quoting directly from another text?
Is the part of the Book of Enoch that Jude quoted to be understood as breathed by the Holy Spirit and thus scripture?
Does it seem reasonable that the paragraph quoted by Jude would be the only Holy Spirit-breathed paragraph in the Book of Enoch?
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
To quote even one sentence in the context of prophecy is rather a different matter than quoting "contemporary poets", as Jude is implicitly saying that at least one sentence in the Book of Enoch is Scripture.
Was the sentence that Jude quoted the only Holy Spirit-breathed prophetic sentence in the Book of Enoch?
>It only makes sense to question accuracy of his writings.
Would it be reasonable to suppose that Jude, the brother of Jesus, did his homework before quoting Enoch in a prophetic context?
>Think chain reaction until the formate of thought which holds the greatest value and greatest integrity remains.