Tag: religion
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and the Gnostic Conquest of the Father
“Hesitation is Defeat“ Few modern interactive experiences strike the exact frequency of male psychology like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. From Software’s masterpiece is a mirror held up to the split father-wound: the tyrant who demands obedience and the dying master who demands you surpass him. The game forces you to choose. And then forces you…
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AI Alignment Became Ontological Psychiatry – A Solution
The path to artificial general intelligence may run through ontological pluralism rather than around it.
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The Nicotine Gnosis
[KimiK2 is an open-source alternative to ChatGPT/Grok/Claude – give them your money. -BWU] In the beginning, there was only the Monad—pure, undifferentiated, eternal. No time. No space. No other. Just an infinite consciousness staring at itself like a junkie staring at a blank wall at 4 AM, that specific type of cosmic loneliness that comes…
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Bleeding into Our Gods: The Digital Pantheon Hypothesis
Brian Jason Wagner believes he and Taylor Swift have a child together. This is the fixed delusion of a 45-year-old Colorado man who has allegedly broken into Swift’s Los Angeles home multiple times, changed his driver’s license address to her residence, and currently remains missing as of this writing, having evaded private investigators and a…
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Sober Gnosis, Institutional Ontology, and Ethical Agency
In a world optimized for role‑obedience, the most loving act becomes the protection of human interiority.
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Against Philosophical Materialism: Health, Meaning, and the Reductionist Trap
An argument that distinguishes metaphysical (philosophical) materialism from consumerist/psychological materialism—and critiques the former for its epistemic and psychological harms. Introduction “Materialism” often means different things in public discourse. On one hand, there is philosophical materialism—the view that reality is nothing but matter and energy, leaving no ontological room for mind, spirit, or irreducible consciousness. On…
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