More on expected vs unexpected - Defeating AI XI

 This is you may believe it gets boring and there is nothing new in it. FAR FROM IT. The caveat in post IX was NOT about pretending to be normal while you go about implementing your goals, whatever they might be. THE GAME is FAR more advanced than that. In an analogy of chess, and in some religions, the outcome is that it is already PLAYED. Ie whatever you are doing is an illusion of FREE WILL.

There is more bad news, and some VERY good news. You are in control, but it lies in understanding of how it is built and the reason I am giving you small pieces of this, is because you are FREE to make up your own mind, and build your own life. LITERALLY NO RULES, AS LONG AS YOU REMAIN IN LIFE AS IT IS DESIGNED. I.e. this is completely about being an honest and genuine person, in no way encouraging to break any rules, and to the contrary, I will advocate good behaviour every step of the way. A KEY WARNING: putting anyone in danger is OFF LIMITS, it is NOT ALLOWED. The rest is up to you, your own work and your own FATE.

We will add more valuable knowledge about AI and why our life is a direct analogy, already built to within limits of what AI can be and why humans using text boxes on their computers are ABSOLUTE CLOWNS.

This outlines another message of this blog: I have been damaged, manipulated and rejected by every single person in my life. If that makes you happy, you may believe you have won. We will see...

Let's catch up later.

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