BURNING MAN WAS A SIMULATION!!!
[ai-buttons]“Burning Man: The Artificial Simulation”
By Tommy Truthful, September 6th, 2023
In the sprawling desert landscape of Burning Man, where thousands gather to celebrate art and self-expression, Deonut Factory proposes an unconventional theory: Could this iconic event be more than meets the eye?
Deonut Factory delves deep into the belief that large-scale events like Burning Man, or even widespread phenomena like a Canada-wide internet outage, might be meticulously orchestrated simulations. With players like Google and Palantir at the forefront, these simulations, he suggests, are rooted in AI and machine learning. Their main agenda? Data collection and behavioral predictions.
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For the uninitiated, Burning Man seems like the unlikely choice for such an operation. But consider the setting: a makeshift city erected in the desolate Black Rock Desert, hosting over 70,000 attendees. Deonut Factory posits that this makes for an ideal ground to simulate and observe a grid-down scenario in an isolated environment.
But why Burning Man? Deonut Factory highlights how significant shares of Black Rock City are owned by tech giants. Google, for instance, with its renowned AI project, Google Lambda, holds a 51% stake. The festival, in this perspective, could serve as a practical field for these companies to observe, collect data, and run their high-level simulations. In essence, turning the ephemeral city into a real-life lab.
Diving further into the implications of such simulations, Deonut Factory draws parallels to other global events. The Canada internet outage on July 8th, for instance, coincided with Cyber Polygon, a cyberattack simulation event. A coincidence? Perhaps not.
In Deonut Factory’s view, all these seemingly disconnected events share a common thread: they serve as trial runs to gauge public reactions during crises. Be it a bank run in Cyprus, a Facebook-fueled Storm Area 51 movement, or the very foundation of Burning Man, he argues that these are part of a larger tapestry of AI-driven simulations.
But it’s not all tech and numbers. Deonut Factory takes us down the rabbit hole of symbolism and possible ritualistic connotations. The layout of Black Rock City resembling a pentagram, significant events coinciding with celebrity birthdays, and subtle nods to alchemical processes, all hint at a world where technology, mysticism, and social engineering intertwine.
As the narrative unfolds, Deonut Factory touches on various elements – from the relevance of chimeras and alchemy to the representation of the elite’s perception of the masses. With a backdrop of AI and simulations, he paints a vivid picture of a world where the lines between reality and engineered scenarios blur.
Wrapping up his discourse, Deonut Factory announces his plans to release content about robot programming on Patreon. As the post comes to an end, one is left pondering the intriguing question: Are we, in our daily lives, participants in a larger, unseen simulation?
It’s up to readers to decide where they stand. But one thing is certain – the world of Burning Man, and perhaps our reality at large, is far more intricate than we might believe.
