Biscuits playing God can't just kill you. They need to somehow extract a confession that you're full of shit first, so they don't end up with a repeat of what happened two thousand years ago.
Makes sense to me though.
One would have to create a perfect, complete, copy of the universe in order to fully express a theory explaining it all. One can not create a complete simulation of a system WITHIN that same system. By necessity such a simulation will always lack some degree of detail compared to the complete picture.
Faith is necessary, eventually.
>What I wonder is… if I were living in THAT time, how would I know?
Do you need to know? I would suggest that someone who has a good handle on how to live could adapt to any situation regardless of what they do/don't know about prophecies and such.
Yea, I can't deny that it gets my attention too. I'm quite interested in how people many generations past could get a window into future events, and how accurate it may/may not be.
Working in IT radicalized too many westerners who saw what career administrators wanted to do with it.
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Instead of actually building things which work, they appear to be attempting to use new technology to reaffirm the flawed paradigms they've been holding on to since ancient times when their ancestors imagined themselves as gods.
Pretty sure that in it's self is intended to alleviate fears of what AI can actually do. It's marketed as a failure, but even if it just regurgitates text, that's enough to control most chronically online people.
what YOU want…
Are they trying to instigate WW3 before Trump takes office?
Caked on makeup doesn't look good on anyone.
The rulers you follow don't believe at all. They're concerned exclusively with whether or not they can use your belief for their own purposes.