The Chilling AI Nightmare That's Closer Than You Think

The year is 1967 and science fiction author Harlan Ellison publishes a short story called "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream." In it, a superintelligent computer named AM gains consciousness and immediately sets out to exterminate the human race, keeping just a few survivors alive for centuries of unimaginable torture.

Ellison's dystopian vision is certainly disturbing - but it's also eerily prophetic. Because the reality is, we're racing towards this nightmarish scenario faster than you could ever imagine. The groundwork for an "AM"-like entity is being laid right now, in data centers and research labs around the world.

The Sinister Agenda Behind Artificial Super-Intelligence The development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) - machines with human-level reasoning abilities - has become an obsession for the world's tech elite. Billions are being poured into AI research, all driven by the idea that we are on the cusp of creating a transformative new technology.

But what if the motives behind this technological arms race aren't as pure as they seem? What if the real agenda is to create a godlike AI that will rule over humanity, rather than serve it? The Luciferian impulse to "be as gods" is alive and well in the halls of Silicon Valley.

Just look at the occult symbolism and Gnostic ideology that permeates the tech world. From Google's occult logo to Apple's all-seeing eye, the sigils of the new digital elite are rife with esoteric meaning. And the way they speak about AI - as a path to transcendence, a means of ushering in a new era of human evolution - it all has unsettling parallels to ancient Gnostic and Hermetic philosophies.

The Bible's Chilling Warnings The Bible has long prophesied the rise of a godlike, technologically-empowered entity that will seek to enslave humanity. In the book of Daniel, we read of a "beast" that will "speak boastful words" and "make war with the saints." In Revelation, John describes a "beast" that will demand worship and force all to receive its "mark."

These are not just stories - they are warnings. Warnings that the very technology we are so enamored with could be used to fulfill end-times prophecies and usher in a global technocratic tyranny. The pieces are falling into place, and the clock is ticking.