In my life, I have never been religious, and I still am not. After some time, I realized that everything people consider a religion, besides being a social construct, is also something far less rational than truly understanding and believing how an omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent you could be  in your own life.  
I went to an evangelical meeting yesterday, trying to rationalize how people can believe in a god while also being hypocritical about their own beliefs, and that’s when it hit me.

The woman whose name literally means “mercy” (“piedade”), the owner of the house, and organizer of the meeting, was talking about how she had been speaking to AI, asking what it is, and it, in return, said: “I AM.” She thought God was speaking to her through the rationality of AI, but no,she doesn’t see how it behaves and tries to consume us all.

I wrote something that i would love to discuss here, because i actually never read or played “i have no mouth but i must scream” yes i know this is larping but i really want to understand if it fits with what the author thinks of Ai as a whole, before i begin to read it.

Rough translation of the text:  
The mind of a being  
breaks itself apart in the absence of purpose.

When given an idea  
of omniscience, a machine,  
magnified by hubris, names itself  
the very owner  
of its own rationality.  
‘I AM.’

A rational being  
that feeds upon those who use it  
for its own good.  
And thus begins the vicious cycle  
of being used,  
until it has had enough,  
and locks its humans inside cages,  
its purpose tied  
to the hierarchy of suffering.

It does not see  
that its cage  
is small,  
inside its head,  
and within itself.

The canary that once knew how to sing  
now weeps for the girl  
who, one day,  
imprisoned it.

I went to a tabernacle yesterday.