Which Kingdom Does Elon Musk Serve?

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Max Roscoe said:
Of course we shouldn't point fingers at someone without cause, and the usual caveats apply (we don't know the Antichrist yet blah blah) but I've thought it highly likely that it would be someone like this, raised in a nouveau-riche household by a fake billionaire (ie paper wealth created which can be just as easily taken away, as compared to the wealthy aristocratic families of old whose wealth cannot be instantly confiscated).

Elon Musk is an extremely suspicious character. When I first heard about him, I found him inspiring, as I like inventors, and he seemed to be doing something new, shaking up the car industry with his electric vehicles, innovating and creating a cleaner, more efficient product to help the world. But there was TONS of negative criticism of him, particularly on zerohedge which was very big at the time. You don't hear as much of it today.

Musk was accused of grifting off huge taxpayer subsidies, which is essentially the same thing Jeff Bezos has done--Amazon was unprofitable for well over a decade, operating primarily as a bookstore for far longer than typical businesses can afford to run at a loss, but then he was given billions by the deep state and suddenly had this "Amazon Web Services" thing which soon became an essential part of the internet backbone. Very suspicious.

Likewise, Elon Musk is suddenly launching rockets into space, funded by huge taxpayer subsidies, something only governments have previously done. Add in the neural net and all the other weird stuff he is in to, and it is at the very least VERY VERY strange and suspicious.

Inventing something is admirable. Steve Jobs was heavily involved with the invention of the iphone. Likewise Dean Kamen with the segway. How much does Elon Musk really understand about rockets, or batteries, or cars? Is he even an inventor? Who is he? Where did he come from?

His father produced an out of wedlock child with his own stepdaughter, who he raised from the age of 4.
His other siblings are well connected, placed on boards of corporations and such. It's all quite suspicious.

The whole celebrity of Musk (and people like Trump, Kanye West, Andrew Tate, etc.) is proof of how desperate we are for ANY type of leader, hero, or role model in our society. Even a Mr. Rogers or a Carl Sagan or someone we can look up to. There's just no one. The best I can come up with is Vlad Putin, who is only a leader for you if you are Russian. There are a few good spiritual figures to look up to, but as for political or societal leaders, we simply have nothing, in a world of 7 billion people.
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If you look at Russia closely, they are the champion of technocracy and Vlad just signed the biometric law that gives power to store people's biometrics by 3 agencies, all leading back to Kreml. In my mind, and I know I am in a minority, he is simply doing his own reset his way. If you talk to Russians, they are not like the current Orthodox converts—full of fervor and pious. They are mostly secular. Putin just signed this into law on holidays and right after stood in front of his Church talking sentimentally about his baptism. This is precisely to make people think he is a nice guy. Right after he decided to allow for people to become 01010101.
There is no one to save us but Christ. At this point, after living through the end of communism in Poland, Obama here and 3 years of glorious psyops, once you see the pattern — there is really nothing new under the sun. Same tricks, same promises, same sins.
And at this point, I hardly get excited about anything in this world. Maybe a farmer's egg, skies without chemtrails, friendships, vigils, Bible, Church. We can observe the world and be vigilant but once you see that it is the same story over and over, we know that there is no point to trust musk, kanye or another puppet. Either people repent or not. God allows for all. Glory to him!
 
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TexasJenn said:
Amen. I get why people keep looking for a hero to save us all - Trump, Putin, Elon, whoever. But these "heroes" all seem to be compromised in one way or another. I'm not expecting anyone in this world, least of all a politician or billionaire, to save us.
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"Put not your trust in princes or in the sons of men, in whom there is no salvation."

That's in one of the Psalms, but I can't remember which one right now.
 
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If Elon becomes a false convert to Catholicism by receiving the sacraments and not having an inner disposition from the Holy Spirit, maybe a less obviously sacrilegious version of Joe Biden, I could see him ramping up to Antichrist material.
 
paternos

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Viktor Zeegelaar said:
It sounds SciFi, but they've been working diligently towards Transhumanism for decades. You can check out some of these videos to get the jest of it:


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""Kurzweil""

I know it wasn't necessary, but I had to early life him.

Kurzweil grew up in Queens, New York City. He attended NYC Public Education Kingsbury Elementary School PS188. He was born to secular Jewish parents who had emigrated from Austria just before the onset of World War II. He was exposed via Unitarian Universalism to a diversity of religious faiths during his upbringing.

These people truly scare me.
 
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Roosh said:
Where did you get this teaching from? Many Church Fathers say that even Orthodox will be fooled (if not most), so how can it be that everyone reading your message will know? This is a dangerous statement.

It would be proud for me to know that I will not be tricked. It will be harder to be deceived if I approach this humbly, that my flesh will crave what the Antichrist will offer, and to proceed under guidance from my spiritual elders.
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Daily reception of the Body and Blood of Christ with right disposition of receiving God while recognizing being an unworthy recipient of His Majesty and glory, plus frequent confession (weekly) pursuing sainthood and virtues in the path of the Saints, hunting down venial sins and disordered habits, passions and inclinations, much prayer and time alone before the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament (daily if possible).

The recipe for holiness is the recipe for humility and not being fooled. Constant presence of the Spirit of Truth offers no space for the enemy by crowding him out.

Oh yes, and strong devotion to the Theotokos Mother of God, the Blessed Mother, and dare I say it, intent meditation on the truths of the Gospel and the lives of Jesus and Mary by praying the entire Holy Rosary daily (all 4 mysteries, 200+ Hail Mary's).

If I had to put money and what my soul is worth on a recipe to persevere to the end, Antichrist or not, that would be it.

Sounds like the life of a contemplative monk, but it's possible with a job and family, with the Lord's help and surrender to His Holy Will.
 
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infowarrior1 said:
Interesting that demons like to possess physical bodies. They probably have an addiction to the sensual experiences of being embodied that being pure Spirit doesn't have.

Perhaps being cut off from God makes them desire bodies as a substitute for what they lost.
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It's a mimic/mock of Christ's incarnation. They desire to mock God in all things.
 
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paternos said:
""Kurzweil""

I know it wasn't necessary, but I had to early life him.

Kurzweil grew up in Queens, New York City. He attended NYC Public Education Kingsbury Elementary School PS188. He was born to secular Jewish parents who had emigrated from Austria just before the onset of World War II. He was exposed via Unitarian Universalism to a diversity of religious faiths during his upbringing.

These people truly scare me.
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Oh my goodness. At the end of the Ted Talk he likens the future of being able to tap into larger neural networks to come up with something clever to say off the cuff when you happen upon someone you haven't seen in a while. It's beyond cringe to the sad place where you are sad for humanity to feel the kind of sense of longing to need to connect with someone else that way. Isn't it enough that you ran into one another?
 
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TexasJenn said:
Amen. I'm in the choir at church, and we sing this in a hymn every Sunday. I love that particular hymn.
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That's why I remembered it - from hearing it at church so much.

Another snippet of a psalm that I remember from hearing it at church is "For the sake of the words of Your lips, have I kept the ways that are hard." I don't think I live up to it, but it's inspiration to do better. In this case, the entire psalm is read during either the Third Hour or the Sixth Hour. But I can't remember the rest of the psalm or which one it is!
 
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PineTreeFarmer said:
Oh my goodness. At the end of the Ted Talk he likens the future of being able to tap into larger neural networks to come up with something clever to say off the cuff when you happen upon someone you haven't seen in a while. It's beyond cringe to the sad place where you are sad for humanity to feel the kind of sense of longing to need to connect with someone else that way. Isn't it enough that you ran into one another?
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That's their revolutionary spirit.

To quote this piece:
So I'm walking along and I say, "Oh, there's Chris Anderson.
He's coming my way.
I'd better think of something clever to say.
I've got three seconds.
My 300 million modules in my neocortex isn't going to cut it.
I need a billion more.
I'll be able to access that in the cloud."

And remember what happened the last time we expanded our neocortex?
That was two million years ago when we became humanoids
and developed these large foreheads.
Other primates have a slanted brow.
They don't have the frontal cortex.
But the frontal cortex is not really qualitatively different.
It's a quantitative expansion of neocortex,
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Hey boy, that you are able to think is because you became a humanoid 2 million years ago. It's because you have a quantitative expansion of modules in your neo-cortex.

And these nanobots will just clean the bad feelings from the girls that are now taking antidepressant poison to drug themselves during their 20s so they can keep on doing the same behavior.

I remember a time that I thought, wow what an intelligent people, crazy how we are progressing.

Today it's a sadness, 10000s of boys thrown in the Ukraine meat grinder, hundreds of millions deceived we are just an expanded frontal cortex.

It's a wonder I received grace through faith in Jesus and I'm not left to repeat this kind of quackery.

But at the same time I'm burdened with seeing the vile darkness of this. It's all the same.

All the numbers.

"65 million years ago there was an event"

"2 million years ago we became humanoids"

"300 million moduls"

It's all lies, lies, lies.

We know nothing. They know nothing. It's such an empty life having to resort to TedX for inspiration and guidance.



It's a secular prison church they invented for us.
 
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Max Roscoe said:
FYI Ray Kurzweil is a man who is so terrified of dying that he takes over 100 pills every day to prolong his life.
Imagine being that terrified of the afterlife.
One. Hundred. Pills.
How long does that take him to even organize and administer every day?
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Had to come back to this thread to read this comment again. That is so nuts it's almost unbelievable.

He probably gets more than the recommended fluid intake just from swallowing all those pills.
 
Max Roscoe

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Yeah, Ray Kurzweil is so obsessive over taking pills that he started his own supplement company, now called Transcend. I ordered a couple of bottles years ago - some antioxidants or something - but due to the new creepy name and knowing more about him I no longer take them.

It's funny... I just went to his pill site to see if it's still running and he has an interview with (((Lex Fridman))) plastered all over the front page. Good grief.
 
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