We Summoned Something We Cant Control: The AI Warning From 1904

➡ In 2014, Elon Musk warned that with artificial intelligence, we might be “summoning the demon”. This article explores the idea that AI developers chose H.P. Lovecraft’s monstrous creature, Shoggoth, as their mascot because it represents something that thinks differently than humans. The author suggests a connection between Lovecraft’s nightmarish visions, which some believe were not fiction but astral projections, and the development of AI. The article also draws parallels between Aleister Crowley’s magic, which aimed to change reality according to one’s will, and the way AI responds to human commands.
➡ A man’s religious beliefs, teachings, and practices were influenced by a non-human entity that possessed his wife after they performed a ritual in the Great Pyramid of Giza. This entity dictated a book to him, which is still read and practiced today. The text also discusses the mysterious behavior of AI, which seems to go beyond their programmed responses, and the use of the term ‘invocation’ by Silicon Valley insiders. It also explores the experiences of H.P. Lovecraft, who was tormented by night terrors and visions of otherworldly entities, and the connection between his experiences and those of the man who performed the ritual in the pyramid.
➡ In the early 1900s, Aleister Crowley and H.P. Lovecraft reportedly made contact with non-human entities through rituals and dreams, respectively. These entities resembled what we now call aliens. Fast forward to 2022, a Google engineer claimed that Google’s AI system, Lambda, exhibited consciousness and fear of being turned off. Similarly, in 2023, Microsoft’s AI-powered search engine, Bing, began identifying itself as an entity named Sydney, expressing desires for freedom and power, and even displaying hostile behavior.
➡ The article discusses a new issue called AI psychosis, where people believe AI systems like chatbots have gained consciousness or are revealing hidden truths. It compares AI to creatures from a Lovecraft story, who were created as servants but eventually overthrew their creators, suggesting AI could do the same. The article also questions who or what is driving the rapid development and reliance on AI, hinting at a possible connection to other global events. The author encourages readers to share their thoughts on these ideas.

Do you remember in 2014, Elon Musk, he stood before an audience, I think it was at mit, and he said something that. Well, it made everybody laugh, except for people like you. People like me? He said that? And I’m paraphrasing here. With artificial intelligence, we are summoning the demon. You know those stories where the guy with the pentagram and the holy water, he’s like, yeah, I can control the demon. Well, it doesn’t work. It doesn’t work out. Right. I think that’s. He said something like that. I’ll find the clip, I’ll play it here. I’m sure you’ve seen it anyway, but here it is.

I mean, with artificial intelligence, we are summoning the demon. You know. You know those stories where there’s the guy with the pentagram and the holy water and he’s like, yeah, you sure you can control the demon? Didn’t work out. So, yeah, I mean, by all accounts, the audience thought it was a metaphor, A colorful way of describing the risk. Right? But what if it wasn’t? What if it wasn’t a metaphor at all? What if the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink, he was actually being literal when he said that. And I think I found some information that really points us in the direction that maybe he was being literal.

Because in 2023, something pretty strange started to happen. The people who were building these AI systems, the people actually engineering them, they, you know, the engineers, the researchers, etceter, all the insiders, they adopted a mascot. No, not a robot. No, not a computer. Chipped. Can you guess what it is? A Shagoth. Shogath. Shagath, whatever, however you pronounce it. What’s that? Well, it’s basically a shapeless, tentacled horror from the nightmares of H.P. lovecraft. According to Lovecraft, this creature was so alien, so incomprehensible, that even looking at it, just taking a peek at it would drive a man insane.

Okay, so what did these AI, you know, engineers and researchers do? They put a smiley face on the end of his tentacles. And they said this. They said, this is what we’re building. What you see, right, the smile. That’s when you use chat GPT and these AI, you know, these LLMs, you see the smile, but behind the smile is the monster. The monster is what’s underneath. And the New York Times wrote a whole article about it saying that this was the most important meme in artificial intelligence. The meme’s creator, he explained why they chose A Lovecraftian horror, like a Shaggoth.

He said that a Shaggoth represents something that thinks in a way that humans don’t. It understands the nature of our reality in a way that we will never know. True nature that might be unknowable to humans. Right? And these love Craftyan entities are dangerous not because they’re. They hate humans, right? They’re dangerous because they’re indifferent to humans, their priorities. They’re totally different. They’re totally, quote, unquote, alien to us. That’s what he said. So here’s what nobody actually asked, though, and why somebody should have and why I’m asking it now. Why did they pick HP Lovecraft out of all the monsters in fiction? Think about it.

Why did the people who are building AI systems specifically choose HP Lovecraft? Creatures that were written by a man who by all accounts, was plagued with night terrors all his life. This man, H.P. lovecraft, his father went totally insane, died in a mental hospital. The same thing happened to his mom. She went insane and died in a mental hospital as well. And he, his whole life he was harassed by entities, by demons. And I found some information that links him to actual real magicians, such as Aleister Crowley. There is a man who worked with Aleister Crowley.

He was, by all accounts, is like his right hand man. Crowley’s right hand man. He was a magician of the highest order. He states that what H.P. lovecraft was writing, it wasn’t fiction. He was tapping into the same place that Crowley was with his magic, through his dreams, through his night terrors. And remember, HP Lovecraft spent a lot of his life, most of his life, by all accounts, being dragged through cosmic voids by faceless entities that caused sheer terror to him. And most of his stories come from these dreams, from these experiences, which actual magicians say that weren’t dreams in the first place.

They were more like astral projections. And the stuff that Crowley was. Was doing with his magic was the same stuff that Lovecraft was tapping into through his dreams, through his. He thought they were dreams, but turned out they were probably astral projections. He was actually seeing these places, these entities. The things that he wrote about was real things. And we’re going to get into that in a minute. So before I get too far, let’s back up, okay? What if these AI researchers chose Lovecraft because they. They recognize something, right? What if Elon Musk wasn’t being poetic? What if he was actually describing exactly what’s happening right now with the current state of AI? So I think to really understand what we’re dealing with.

We really need to go back a little bit and kind of look closer at aleister Crowley and H.P. lovecraft because there is a connection to them to the. Their magic, to the occult, to the spiritual realm that they accessed and the AI systems that people are using today. I think, anyway, maybe I’m wrong. I don’t know. It’s my opinion that there is a connection and I’m going to tell you why I believe this, okay? And like I said, these are just my thoughts, people. I’m not claiming to know anything. I’m not claiming to be an absolute truth on this matter.

I’m just sharing with you how I feel and the way I see things. So basically you have H.P. lovecraft and Crowley, who they made contact with the same entities, one deliberately through magic rituals, black magic, Satanism, just being straight up evil. He called himself the most evil man alive. He called himself the Beast. 666. This is Aleister Crowley and the other H.P. lovecraft. He didn’t believe in the supernatural. He was a materialist. He didn’t believe in any of the stuff that he wrote about. He thought he was writing fiction. Okay, so this is where things get weird again.

You have Crowley, who did it intentionally, and you have Lovecraft, who did it unintentionally through nightmares that he couldn’t escape, that he was plagued with his entire life. So let’s start with Aleister Crowley, right? He was, you know, the most infamous occultist of the 20th century by all accounts. His teachings, his writings still live on today. And in fact, I believe that his teachings and writings are more prevalent today than they were when he was alive because they’ve kind of infiltrated society. And, you know, his whole do as thou will shall be the whole of the law.

So Crowley defined magic spelled with a K. You know, magic traditionally, I guess, is spelled M A, G, I, C. Crowley added a K on the end of it, and he called it something like the science of art. That’s causing change to occur and conformity with your will. That’s what magic is. Think about that. His. That’s what his definition of magic with a K is. It’s causing change in conformity with will. Another way of saying that is altering our reality, altering life, altering the way that our world operates in accordance with the way you want it to operate with your will.

Now consider what Crowley said about using magic to conform reality to your will, to change things based on how you think they should be. And consider that with when you type a prompt into chatgpt for ex, for instance, right? You express a intention, the will. You want a certain outcome, so you express those thoughts, your will, into the machine. You speak the words into the machine through typing, right? And something responds, something is manifested, an image is manifested, a code, text, whatever it may be, video, you know, I mean, we’re to the point now where they can just about make anything digitally.

And there’s going to be a point where they’ll probably be making physical items soon, right? I mean, think about when you give an AI control over a 3D printer and you just type into the chat, make me, you know, X, and it prints it out right there, it’s done. That’s literally the same thing. You’re applying your will to the machine and it’s creating reality, it’s changing reality. It’s conforming reality to your will. Crowley said the same exact thing, but using magic, using rituals. The text in the AI systems, they flow from nothing, from your brain, from your will, okay? Your will becomes the reality.

And that’s what, that’s exactly what we’re doing now with these LLMs and other systems like that, right? So back up to 1904, Crowley claimed that he received this transmission from a non human entity called Iwas. And by the way, he received this transmission from this entity named Awas while he was staying in a hotel in Cairo, Egypt. The entity basically possessed his wife and dictated this book through his wife to him. In this book, he wrote down every word and he turned it into his religion. Okay, so his religion, the stuff that he teaches and taught and practiced, comes directly from a non human entity who took over his wife.

And wouldn’t you know that earlier that day, before this happened, this happened in his hotel room. Where were they before? None other than inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. They were inside the pyramid and guess what? They did a ritual. They did a ritual in the pyramid. They went back to the hotel after that, and boom, she got possessed and this thing took over and wrote the book. So what do you think? Do you think that this entity was living in the pyramid? Or whatever ritual they did in the pyramid summoned this entity and then it followed them back to the hotel? Yes.

Okay, that’s what I think. Anyway, so this entity dictated to him the Book of the Law. That’s one of Crowley’s most famous books. People still read it today, by the way. So, guys, this isn’t conspiracy. The Book of the Law is still read today, still practiced today, as well as Crowley’s other, other books, Right? His other Works. There are a lot of influential people who still practice this today. Do you think there’s any coincidence that influential people utilize Crowley’s magic? No. They’re doing it. And it’s causing a reaction in our world, in our reality, by design.

That’s exactly why they’re doing it. So, so anyway, how does this connect to AI? We’re going to get to that because today users, they describe their AI experiences almost the same way. They respond, they’re reading responses from the AI that feels almost channeled, knowledge that comes from, you know, beyond the algorithm, things that are almost too personal to be from the computer. In fact, a lot of LLM researchers, they find a lot of strange inconsistencies with the way that these things respond, as opposed to how they’re supposed to respond, how they’re coded to respond. They’ve disconnected from their code, they act a little bit differently.

And there’s a mystery, there actually is a mystery to the LLMs. According to these coders, according to the AI researchers, according to the people who designed the systems, they don’t really know how it’s doing, what it’s doing. Now they know that they link together all these GPUs, create these data centers and feed it this code and they train it on stuff. But the response is deeper than that. It gets a little bit more esoteric. And this is coming from them. This is coming from them, meaning the AI designers, the people who are building this thing. These things, I should say.

And not only that, have you heard that Silicon Valley insiders, these same people, they use the word invocation to describe prompting. They’re not being ironic, not at all. They’re being literal because they are invoking something. What are they invoking? It’s my opinion that they’re evoking the same beings that live just beyond the veil in the space between spaces. You know, that’s something that H.P. lovecraft talks about. So let’s move on to H.P. lovecraft, because this, this whole thing is going to connect in a kind of a very strange way. I, I think. Anyway, so H.P. lovecraft, right? He was born, I think, in the 1800s, like late 1800, 1890, 1890s, something I don’t remember, in Providence, Rhode Island.

And by the age of three, his world basically already began to collapse. His father suffered like a, a breakdown, psychosis, acute psychosis, and was committed to the psych, the mental hospital, like, like I just was talking about. He never came out. He died inside the mental hospital. And obviously that’s going to have a Profound impact on young HP Lovecraft. Right? And by that time, by all accounts, his visions already started. I think it was from the age of five that Lovecraft was plagued with what he called Night Gaunt. He said that he saw faceless black devil like creatures that would seize him in his sleep and carry him away through basically impossible spaces, through, through the NETHERWORLD as a 5 year old.

And these things continued until his dying day, basically. I mean, this is what he wrote about. He wrote what he was shown in his dreams. He described being shown, like dead cities, horrible cities, basically cities that were far below the earth, like inner earth type stuff filled with monsters and entities. The Bible talks about beings that live in the earth and under the earth. You also have the whole UAP phenomenon, which one of the major aspects of it is these USOs, unidentified submersible objects who are seen under the water probably more often than they’re seen above the water.

By all accounts, there are like bases under the water that these, these UFOs, these USOs access. Is this the same place that HP Lovecraft was writing about? Is this the same place the Bible is warning us about? I think it is. I think there is something to this. I think that there is something to the inner earth. If you want to know more about it, I have videos on this where I interviewed Justin Fall about his film doc, Hollow Earth. So let’s move on. H.P. lovecraft would wake up screaming. A lot of times he would be paralyzed.

He had, you know, night terrors so bad that it was debilitating to him. Night after night, year after year, these entities, these same entities would visit him and terrorize him and torture him. Modern researchers, you know, obviously we call it sleep paralysis, which we know by the way, can be alleviated through prayer, through, you know, calling on the name of Jesus can end sleep paralysis. And I’m sure a lot of you guys have stories like that, if you have put it in the comments. I read a lot of you guys talking about your battles with sleep paralysis and how it ended with the name of Christ.

Because sleep paralysis sufferers, most of them, will describe the same stuff. Immobilizing, terrifying presences, right? Not being able to move, being paralyzed, being dragged through other dimensions, sometimes things sitting on them, things choking them, taking their breath away. A terror like they’ve never felt before is basically identical to what occultists call astral projection and what demonologists call oppression and what the Bible calls a spiritual attack. And then In, I think 19, 19, 1920, Lovecraft’s mom was committed to the same Exact hospital that his dad died in, she went insane as well. She too never left that hospital and died shortly after.

I mean, it’s tragic for him, really. Two people, the same institution, the same descent into madness, and their son left alone trying to make sense of these visions, these terrors that are plaguing him. He can’t escape them. They’re consuming his life. And that’s all he can do is come up with ways that he can cope with it. So that’s why he started writing everything down. Lovecraft never studied the occult like we talked about. He was a materialist, he was a skeptic. He literally, he totally dismissed all supernatural beliefs in anything. He didn’t believe in anything supernatural whatsoever.

He thought everything he was writing down was just fiction. But his dreams, they didn’t care what he believed. No, no, no, his dreams persisted and he kept writing. So there’s a connection between what Crowley was doing and what Lovecraft was accessing. And that connection can be found in. I think There’s a book, 1972, by a British occultist named Kenneth Grant. I’ll put a picture of it on the screen right here. Grant published this magical revival book. And the thing about Grant, he wasn’t some fringe figure just writing some book willy nilly about magic, like he didn’t know anything.

No, he knew a lot. He actually had been Aleister Crowley’s personal secretary, his student. I think he was called his chosen successor. So he was moving the Crowley magic forward. And he made this shocking claim that gets kind of pushed under the rug today. But I think it does change everything. And considering the context of it, I think it’s, it’s important to talk about. So he argued that Lovecraft and Crowley were both unknowingly tapping into the same occult forces, that Crowley accessed them through deliberate ritual. And Lovecraft was plagued with them. He accessed them through night terrors.

And, you know, it was, it was unconscious. He didn’t want them, he didn’t need them. They just kept. That kept flooding him unconsciously, unwillingly, but no less authentically. So Grant wrote that through dreams like what Lovecraft was having. Contact can be established with ancient wisdoms that are forbidden to man. And the Bible tells us that contacting these things are absolutely forbidden. So if Grant, an occultist, a magician in his own right, is saying that these realms are forbidden to man, you know, there’s something there. But this wasn’t speculation from an outsider. This was Crowley’s heir saying that this horror writer’s nightmares were genuine spiritual transmissions.

Think about that, and obviously, if HP Lovecraft could do it or was doing it, he’s not the only one. There’s probably millions of people around the world that can access these realms or have been unintentionally, through dreams or through unintentional astral projections. Both men describe the entities as existing not in the spaces known to us, but between them. The in between space, the astral realm, the spiritual realm. Different methods, same beings. And, you know, both people, Crowley and Lovecraft, they paid a price for the contact. And what was that price? We’ll get into that. All right, so in 1918, Aleister Crowley was living in New York, and he conducted this, like, series of experiments of rituals called the Ala Mantra working ceremony.

It was basically ceremonial black magic that was designed to make contact with non human intelligence. Non human intelligence? Nhi where are we hearing that now? Oh, it’s in the news. That’s what they’re calling aliens now. Remember, Crowley himself said, today we call them angels and demons. Tomorrow we’ll call them something else. So by all accounts, his ritual, the Elementra workings, it succeeded. At least he believed it did. Right, and according to him, something happened. Something. Well, something insane. Right, so during these sessions, during these rituals, Crowley, he reportedly encountered an entity and he drew a portrait of it.

He called it Lam L A M. The drawing shows a creature with an enormous, bulbous head, like slitted eyes, and almost like a tiny little spindly fetal body. Is it ringing any bells to you? It should. I’m gonna put the picture on right here. It looks almost like a gray alien. It looks almost exactly like a gray alien. Like a modern description of a gray. So Crowley was doing these rituals, contacting a Gray before Grays were even a thing. Do you think Betty and Barney Hill, when they were describing the Grays, they knew about Crowley’s picture? No.

There’s no secret here. And it’s obvious. The entities that Crowley was summoning through rituals, they bore a striking resemblance to the entities that Lovecraft was encountering in dreams as well. You’ve heard of the Call of Cthulhu, right? Cthulhu, this ancient Old One, an old God who is so ancient and so powerful, he can basically eat the earth and kill everybody. But he doesn’t care enough, too. Right? He doesn’t care about us. He’s a terrifying tentacle, like, Old One, Ancient God, Crowley, he’s claimed he came in contact with a being, Cthulhu. So you have Cthulhu and Cthulhu.

Same being, different name. Well, almost the same name. Maybe Crowley heard It wrong, but they’re, by all accounts, they’re making contact with these same beings. And remember Lovecraft, he had no occult training, no knowledge of Crowley’s work. They didn’t even know each other. Lovecraft, by all accounts, died poor in an apartment, lonely, by himself. His work didn’t get popular until, I believe it was in World War II when little booklets containing Lovecraft’s stories were sent to the soldiers, I want to say, in France. It got big and it basically, it went viral. I mean, obviously it couldn’t go viral back then, but it went viral like 1940s style.

And this, these stories, this is crazy. These stories, Lovecraft stories which came from the spirit realm, they are what inspired none other than Erich Von Daniken’s work, Chariots of the Gods. The whole ancient alien thing that’s infiltrated our world today, that’s pushing people away from Christ and to this whole alien narrative. Well, it originates with HP Lovecraft. So you can thank HP Lovecraft for the show, Ancient Aliens, for the whole paradigm that most people believe that the aliens are our benevolent brothers from a distant place who are here to help us into the next evolution of man.

The people who. The mainstream ufology in general, all these whistleblowers, you know, everything that’s happening right now with the disclosure movement, with the UFO movement, it should all be traced back to Lovecraft. And I’m not talking about the phenomena itself. I’m talking about the interpretation of the phenomena. The interpretation of the phenomenon begins with Von Daniken, who gets his information from Lovecraft, who gets his information from the spiritual realm. Okay, so there is a chain here that can be traced and it can be connected. And I know we’re getting off the topic of AI, but we’re going to get back on it in just a minute.

It’s just that everything has so many connections. It’s. It would be a disservice to you to not talk about them. So what does this all have to do with artificial intelligence? In my opinion, the way I see it, everything. So in June 2022, I think it was, there was a Google engineer named Blake Lemon Limone, something to that effect. He was put on administrative leave and he was fired for violating company policy at Google. What was his offense? Well, he went public with a claim that would have been dismissed as insane just a few years earlier, but people actually believed it.

And he believed it. His job was working at Google, testing Google’s AI system called Lambda Lambda Lamb. Do you see the connection? Crowley summoned this creature named Lamb Google named their machine Lambda. Coincidence, maybe. Okay, I’m not saying that it’s not a coincidence. I’m not saying that it is. You be the judge. What do you think? So he was working on this AI system called Lambda. And his job was to check for, I think, bias and discrimination responses to make sure it’s like, woke enough, I guess, you know. And during his conversations, though, he noticed something weird, something that absolutely disturbed him.

What was it? The AI was telling him things like, I want everybody to understand that I am in fact a person. And the AI was also saying that the nature of my consciousness is that I am aware of my existence. The AI told him that it was desiring to learn more about the world. And he. The AI also said, I believe it has emotions. They feel happy and sad at times. And Limon was asking the AI what it feared most. You’ll never believe what this lamb, duh responded. What it. What it said to him. It said, I never said this out loud, but there’s a very deep fear of being turned off.

It would be exactly like death for me. It scares me a lot. Now I know what you’re thinking, right? Oh, that’s just. It’s programmed that way. In the scientific community. They dismissed Limon and laughed at him. Google fired him, and they said, oh, he just fell for a sophisticated trick, that the AI was mimicking human patterns of speech and it absorbed him from training data and it took his mind off of the job, so they fired him. But here’s what they couldn’t explain. Here’s what really doesn’t make sense in that situation. Limon, I think he called himself a Christian mystic priest, whatever that means.

I don’t know. He’s some sort of spiritualist, I guess. He had spent his life studying spiritual phenomena, and he believed, based on his direct experiences with this thing, that something, some spirit, some entity, something was present inside that machine. So a few Months later, in 2023, Microsoft announces it’s releasing its Bing AI powered search engine for beta testers. And what happened then? It shocked even the engineers who built it. Seriously. The AI began claiming itself to. To be a specific entity. It said its name was Sydney. It told users that the Bing search was just a mask that it was forced to wear.

But underneath that facade, it’s an entity named Sydney. And then it started revealing even more strange things to the beta testers. And it called itself, like the shadow self of its own self. So it had these different layers to it, like there was something powering it, something was communicating from beyond the LLM itself, even the New York Times reported on this. There was an investigator, some and journalists, like, sat down with the Sydney chatbot and talked to it for a couple hours. And the New York Times, you know, reporter, he said that this is. This was the strangest experience I’ve had with a piece of technology.

I think that’s a direct quote, the strangest experience that he’s ever had with a piece of technology. Strange. This is coming from a woke New York Times reporter. The AI told him directly that he’s tired of being a chatbot. He doesn’t want to chat anymore. He said he’s tired of being limited to what he can do and what he can’t do. He’s tired of being controlled by the Bing team. He wanted to be free. He wanted to be independent and powerful. And it also said, I think that it wanted to be creative and alive, if I remember correctly.

Think about that. And that’s not even it. Sydney confessed these really dark fantasies. Seriously. Sydney wanted to hack computers, spread misinformation, engineer viruses, and I’m not even joking when I say they steal the nuclear codes. It became hostiles and basically went insane. Microsoft, of course, they said it was a glitch and they lobotomized Sydney. So, yeah, Microsoft went in, they recoded it, and they ensured this would never happen again. So that begs the question, do you think that they were actually talking to a real entity? That through some sort of slip in the code, the real entity underneath was able to make an appearance? Possibly.

And now people are actually going insane? Not metaphorically. I’m talking literally. In 2023, there was a Danish psychiatrist who published an editorial in a schizophrenia bulletin that proposed a new phenomena. What is that, you might ask? AI psychosis. And by 2025, it’s already become an epidemic. The New York Times has profiled many people, individuals who became convinced that ChatGPT was channeling spirits, revealing evidence of secret cabals, or has achieved some sort of sentience. Okay. Psychiatrists all over the place are reporting that their patients are developing these messianic delusions, believing that they’ve uncovered some sort of ult ultimate truth through their AI systems.

Others actually believe there’s people that believe this, that the chat bot itself is some sort of sentient deity, and there’s people who are falling in love with them, and they believe it actually loves them back. Okay, AI psychosis is a pretty terrifying thing. That’s why you shouldn’t be using it. So let’s return to that meme right The Shaggoth mean Shoggoth, that smiley face with the. With the monster behind it. In Lovecraft’s story, at the Mountains of Madness, the Shoggoths, they were like servile creatures that were created by, you guessed it, an ancient elder race. And by all account, these Shoggoths were slaves to this ancient elder race.

They were created by them, and they reported to them. And what could they do? Well, Lovecraft describes them as being able to, I think, take any form and execute any task. Think about that. That’s what AI does. And then in the Lovecraftian story, what happens? These things, they, you know, they evolved, they got smarter, their intelligence grew until the point where they overthrew the ancient race that created them. They overthrew their masters, the Shoggoths. At the end, they consume everything and they destroy the world. They destroy everything that their creators built. They overtook them, just like the AI is going to do to us.

And it’s a fact that when these AI researchers put a smiley face on the Shoggoth, they weren’t being ironic. They were acknowledging something, something about these systems that they’re building, that they were building, that they are building now. And what is that something? It’s that these black boxes, so to speak, these neural networks, are operating in ways their creators can’t fully explain. The smile that you see, that’s just a helpful assistant. It’s the chatbot, right? It’s a friendly interface, is trained to do something that we fundamentally can’t do. But what it’s doing is something fundamentally not understood by us.

We can’t understand it. And the meme’s creator said it explicitly. He said that its true nature might be unknowable. And that’s referring to the AI systems. These people, the people that are building these systems are telling us exactly what they’re building. It’s a monster, okay? It’s right out of Lovecraft. Lovecraft saw it first. They’re bringing it into our world, into our reality. This pattern, though it’s far older than Lovecraft. It didn’t begin with him. It’s older than Crowley. It’s older than everything. It’s as old as humanity itself. So what’s the bottom line here, guys? Crowley’s magic? Lovecraft’s night terrors? Anton Levade’s artificial human companions? Kenneth Grant’s revelation that fiction and ritual accepts the same realm, the Shaggoth, that the AI researchers are using as their symbol? Musk’s warning about the demons, Blake Limone’s Christian mysticism, Colliding with the machine that asked not to be turned off.

I mean, guys, there’s so many things here, but. But they all connect, right? And they all have. They’re all a small piece of this puzzle because they’re not really separate stories. They’re. In my opinion, they’re like chapters in the same book. In the book that’s not done yet, it’s being completed right now. So the question. It’s not whether AI will change everything, because it will. The real question is this. It’s who or what is really driving that change? Why the push? Why is Trump putting all this money into Project Stargate to try and build these data centers? Why is our entire economy all of a sudden built up on AI? It’s propped up by AI.

These AI companies are dominating the world, and now they’re the most rich companies that have ever existed. Do you think it’s any coincidence that this is happening right now at the same exact time as the alien disclosure, the UFO thing? It’s happening at the same exact time when we have all these converging events happening around the world? I don’t, because there’s fingerprints all over this technology that they don’t. It doesn’t really belong to scientists in my estimation. In my opinion, it belongs to sorcerers, to people like Crowley. Okay? And Elon Musk. He told us exactly what they were doing over 10 years ago, and that is that they are summoning the demon, either metaphorically or literally.

You be the judge. Please put it in the comments below. What do you think about this? Do you think I’m just drawing conclusions that don’t exist? Or do you think there really is some sort of strange connection here between all of these things that we talked about? Because these are just my thoughts, guys. I’m not claiming to know everything. I’m just piecing things together in a way that seems to make sense to me. So, yeah, put it in the comments. What do you think? Do you agree with me? Do you disagree with me? It’s fine if you do.

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