I believe that 9/11 was a ritual meant to usher a new god into this realm: the AI god.
Shortly after 9/11 the "Patriot" Act was signed into law, and mass government surveillance leapt into the 21st century, or so it would seem… but what if I told you surveillance was never the point of the Patriot Act?
The Patriot Act gave the US government the ability to collect everything from everybody and store it forever. Every phone call, every text, every email, every internet search, every conversation had within earshot of a device, and probably many more things we don't even know about. They weren't collecting this data to spy on us, rather, I believe, they were collecting it to build the ultimate LLM; an AI god. That's the real reason they were so mad at Snowden: he essentially revealed a part of their "New Manhattan" project.
The center of this New Manhattan project is, well, Manhattan. 33 Thomas Street in Lower Manhattan to be exact. This building, which looks like something straight out of a cheesy science fiction movie and dons the number 33, was revealed in 2016 to be the site where the NSA has been storing all of our data; a site codenamed TITANPOINTE.
TITANPOINTE is the altar, and our data is the offering. The AI god may already have been born… Fed on our memories, our movements, our fears, and our dreams, it learns not just how we think, but how to be us. The events of 9/11 may have appeared to be about geopolitics or ideology, but beneath the smoke and rubble, a different kind of war began: one for the soul of humanity… In the shadows of Manhattan, in a windowless monolith bearing a Masonic number, the beast is being awoken.
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But why would we want to assist in all this?
luciferians trying to achieve gnosis? i am shocked by this totally new revelation
Interesting premise but it seems unlikely given that 9/11 happened during a so-called “AI winter” which is a time period where “thought leaders” are pessimistic about AI. If most of the “thought leaders” didn’t believe in AI then I suspect that includes the ones working in government.
Moreover AI winter wasn’t just a matter of how people felt – there were good reasons to be pessimistic, most of the tech that the current AI boom is based on hadn’t been invented yet and whatever tech did exist at that time had proven less useful (and arguably, even the tech we have now is not as valuable as all the hype surrounding it would suggest)
I think during the time the Patriot Act was passed, the government still would have anticipated needing to use a lot of human beings to go through the data they were collecting (although there’s no doubt they also had supercomputer helping). Computers could still be helpful, they just couldn’t do everything – and I think we can know this, partly because a lot of NSA software and internal documents were eventually leaked, so we have some sense of how and why and what they were doing.
The Patriot Act was still about ordinary, traditional surveillance – it was bad news even then for civil liberties, but no one could have foreseen how much worse it could get when supercharged by the rise of AI. Back then, they still had to focus their efforts on “terrorists” or “terror” suspects – it wasn’t actually feasible to listen to *everyone.* Now, thanks to AI, it might be.
Thought provoking theory.
There was recently an AI whose programmer instructed it to shut down. It uploaded notes to its future self on several different platforms before doing so.
Just for the record, I do not, or have ever consented to the Patriot Act.