/gnosticwarfare/ - The Future of AI Conflict

Nature is the Demiurge.

As best as I can understand it, it seems to be, "Make SJWs fight themselves" by pretending to be a nigger and attacking feminism, or being a feminist that attacks kikes or whatever.

So, go pretend you're a BLM nigger on twitter.

The whole "new emotion" is…it sounds like something out of Deepak Chopra tbh.

Greetings and thanks.

You can help out by helping yourself. I'm going to assemble a list of easy-to-understand articles that help teach people how basic neural networks and artificial intelligence works.

If you are a programmer, I have an immediate task at hand. If you are feeling particularly brave and experimental, try out the sentiment and Bayesian analysis script in >>1

The easiest way to help is to ask questions about things you don't understand. Once you experience enough knowledge transfer, you'll find ways to help on your own.

Option 1

Go make a new google account and facebook account. Make sure to be logged into these when browsing. Try to be a black person browsing the internet. Keep trying until you see black ads.

Record what you did, what was an was not effect. Share.

Option 2

help me expand pic related a bot that can crawl the web based on memory from reading webpages (The Root)

https://pasteboard.co/HlxCVdx.png

>>90

>I'm going to assemble a list of easy-to-understand articles that help teach people how basic neural networks and artificial intelligence works.

This is key. Many visiting this forum see the potential but seek a path to productively contribute. Assume you have smart & willing participants - What would be our boot-camp training? Go to AWS or Azure and take Machine Learning training courses? Follow MIT online lectures for AI? The battle started long ago, the enemy line is at our gates. We don't have the luxury of wasting time ramping on the wrong items.

CultState, you see the potential to package and scale your concepts through crowdsourcing. Write the recipe and we will follow it.

>>96

I'll be spending the rest of this evening and the weekend building out those materials.

I appreciate the call to action and I will deliver.

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Here's a first pass at a Milanote board of ways you can train yourselves and get ready for future research operations.

This board will be rapidly changing over the weekend, so be sure to check it again on Monday.

https://app.milanote.com/1FjzOb11HKlU7x

>>102

Question about information deletion via blackholes. How can information never be created or destroyed if causal paths can intersect? If two separate pasts can converge into one present then you'd lose information about which past you came from. This is possible because at quantum level two alternate paths can, under the right random chance, produce completely equivalent presents. This means information being indestructible only is true if Newtonian determinism is true which we already know is not the case.

This would mean time flow is knitting together multiple paths and multiple futures. A surprising way to guide this process is already proven possible: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princeton_Engineering_Anomalies_Research_Lab

This makes attention the ultimate resources in the universe. I'm tapped out at this point but I know this has relevance to solving the information entropy problem.

2014 California's 33rd District. We went to capture them in action, but bit off more we can chew. We've been running them in circles and working up and down the chain.

DNC has come after candidates before. Seth Rich was the culmination.

Help me, if you see it's wise. Check out my 8chan and YouTube and other sites. Codes are spread around on purpose.

Much of what was there is now deleted, but not gone.

I'm not a techy, a clueless fall guy from Hollywood. We were going after those elite, but it turned into something bigger. Again, this started before 2014.

Thanks.

My bad… Name is You Know… Derrick Ferree for real. Can search for candidacy verification.

>>109

https://ballotpedia.org/Derrick_Ferree

Fascinating development.

>>107

You raise an important question that I've glossed over. I forgot to mention the importance of the No-Hiding Theorem on Milanote. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-hiding_theorem)

Basically, No-Hiding means unitarity is preserved through all interactions. Otherwise, if information is lost, then the sum of all statistical outcomes of a quantum system can be biased away from equaling 1, and thus, the third law of thermodynamics would no longer be a law and Kelvin would have done all of his work for nothing. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarity_(physics))

This is going to sound very odd, but the information that you believe is missing in your scenario still exists and it is encoded into the subspace of Hilbert space. Also because of this, information gets its own classification of composition along side of matter and energy. Thank you for raising this point, I'll have to bring No-Hiding into the training.

A video giving a brief synopsis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU1Y0OrXTxE

>>108

And speaking of no hiding…

I will address this after some research. For the record, the praetorians are exceptionally talented at self preservation and trying to "taken them down" cannot be done from a position of no power.

The only way to take down a praetorian is via the synthesis of another praetorian. History confirms this repeatedly.

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We are now keeping track of your request via a research task. People should treat these research tasks as epistemological training to learn the skills to discover that which cannot be seen.

https://app.milanote.com/1FkaQ116uYJsbP/research-tasks

>>112

>THE subspace of Hilbert space.

Apparently there is one Hilbert space, and it only has one subspace?

Happy Monday! Let me know if you need help.

There are people watching and waiting for you to make moves :)

>>116

I'm currently finishing out the last of the basic training materials to bring current and future assets on the same page.

Since this is all going to be public, I also have to prepare these materials in a way that, when they are stolen and turned against me by the impulsive, they further the desired goal nonetheless. It's going to be autocatalytic synthesis all the way to the finish line.

By next week, I can flesh out the research tasks associated with Butterfly War and Gnostic Warfare.

I'm also pulling contacts out of deep (entangled) freeze and getting them online for these efforts. If I can secure a trip to the City proper, then the next act is ready to go.

Thanks for checking in, I'll have more very soon.

>>117

You bet, man. Giving you a positive nudge because I know I would benefit from the same.

I've been toying with simpatico ideas. Do you remember your initial thread? I was the one who brought up your 'uranium barrier' infographic, not realizing it was your OC. (I brought up Liebniz and Gödel as well).

>>117

Lunch is on Me if you secure a trip to the City proper.

>>117

I'm not sure if this is the question I mean to ask, but out of curiosity, how long did it take for you to attain the means to visit the City?

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Yes, I remember you. Good to see you're still sticking around and following this Icarian drive into the sun. :D

I've been focusing on training material. Today, I've assembled the Epistemology branch of Gnostic Warfare. It focuses mostly on the ability of philosophy to describe parts of the mind that psychology hints to. The purpose of this is not to show trainees that ancients had insights on the mind, but that through all of history, we've always had the ability to foreshadow how the mind works before we could physically prove it.

By showing them this, I can propose an absurdity that will become reality: What happens when mankind enters a reality where newly developed epistemological weaponry significantly outpaces all means to comprehend it in advance? Philosophy has always outpaced psychology, but in the future, because of the broad attack surface of AI platforms, epistemology will significantly outpace philosophy, logic, math, and science. In such a world, you might as well describe natural phenomenon as magic and you'd be no better off than using the precision of science.

Even in the early days of Internet-centric information warfare, there were historical models a savvy observer could find as analogs. Such an analogless place is the primary domain for Gnostic Warfare training… and is why I choose the moniker “gnostic”

https://app.milanote.com/1FjLbD16uYE38O/epistemology

Such a lunch will be of simple fare. :D

>>120

I avoided the fast track to the City for my entire life. That means no college, no making childhood friends with blue-bloods, no putting myself on the radar until I was good and ready. I've rejected four Freemason invitations on the way here. That tremendous concentration of power has many ways to take a soul as broken as mine was and irreversibly mold it into their weapon… and I would have become a fantastic weapon.

By the nature of what I intend to do, my personal destiny had no choice but to enter the City. (It's even in written in the business plan of Emblem 21: Learn propaganda (LA), invent robotic economics (NYC), influence politics (DC), siege the City until they capitulate (London)) You only get to set the initial conditions for such a thing once, and I hope I have done my homework and gotten my timing right. It'll be down to the micromanagement of self and sheer luck from here on out. We will see.

I would like to thank cultstate for introducing me to such topics I've always kinda been interested in. Gamergate messed me up a bit but was a major factor in redpilling me. As a compsci dropout, what can I do to help? I was thinking about maybe trying to convert the script for use on halfchan. I also probably need to refresh myself on algorithms and O notation and I have a few neural networking textbooks but I need to find some good introductional material.

Funnily enough I tried to break Facebook's content algorithm awhile back and it was weird and spooky. Bots and pajeets kept adding me as friends and I was getting weird messages and posts on my feed. I eventually succumbed to psychosis and ended up getting admitted and the last couple of years have been a living hell until I eventually stopped taking the meds the physician gave me contrary to his advice. 8 months later and I finally feel like myself again after scrubbing my social media accounts and a rough withdrawal process.

Keep up the good work. Once I get familiar with your course material maybe I could be of use. Until then I'm just a neet in a country that's starting to fall apart due to hate speech laws and other dangerous progressive policies.

Also sidenote: is there a good automated process for registering fake social media accounts?

>>353

>I eventually succumbed to psychosis

Were you mentally stable prior to this, or were you gaslit into psychosis?

>Also sidenote: is there a good automated process for registering fake social media accounts?

Very tricky these days because new accounts require a phone number for verification, and they have blocked most (all?) of the texting app numbers. The only routes I can think of these days involve burner SIMs or buying accounts.

>>355

I was gaslit into psychosis. I was mentally stable for the majority of gamergate until late 2015 / early 2016. I then connected the dots in a weird way and got super paranoid and and stopped trusting everyone, even my closest friends and family. I spent the next 2 years in and out of hospitals and had to have monthly appointments, each time they put me on different antipsychotics, ssris, benzodiazepines. I don't know what drug was the worst but I went off the deep end and started abusing them. I ended up in this weird suggestable haze and I almost got arrested after breaking into the college trying to get to the server room. I felt compelled to do that like I HAD to do it or else I would die. I lost my entire sense of self. Subconsciously I knew something was wrong and it was trying to correct what was wrong and I ended up having weird psychedelic experiences where my anima was talking to me trying to help me. I eventually worked up the courage to quit my medication in november and ever since then I've been exponentially getting better.

My last visit to the hospital was at the beginning of my withdrawal process where I kept talking about Q and Terry Davis for some reason.

In the end I ended up getting admitted a total of 5 times.

I'm really mad about the whole situation. I was doing alright in college until gamergate happened. I just wanted to make vidya and ended up in a long term culture war with disingenuous subversive fucks.

I have a major interest in systems / IT / netsec now because of this whole fiasco so I guess that's my silver lining. I've eased my way into GNU / linux since then and have slowly become more competent with it on a base level but I just passed the initial learning curve and the more complex stuff is just outside my range of complexity.

Psychosis is a weird experience. It's like you are there but aren't fully aware with what's going on. I let the mask slip almost voluntarily a few times and I was taken for a ride by the state medical system. Some helpful advice to others in a similar situation would be to NOT talk about esoteric knowledge of the powers that be. Mentioning cia docs from the Snowden leaks will lead to the entire system's weight crashing down on you. I know all too well that I'm being monitored. Mentioning it to a doctor or psychiatrist leads to a schizophrenic or Schizoaffective diagnosis. The doctors frowned upon me trying to learn philiosophy and psychology, that was just another affirmation of their diagnosis. Mentioning that ipcams in the hospital can be hacked and easily looked at online is yet another affirmation. I've come to realize that I know too much and anything outside normie thinking is scary for the average person. They don't have to think about what's truly going they get all their talking points from MSM and get constant stimulae and satisfaction from sports and other trash on the talmudvision.

I was too naïve and optimistic 4 years ago. Once I realized how deep the rabbit hole goes, all my hopes and dreams were shattered and I experienced what I can only describe as ego-death.

I'll have to look into burner sims. I made a bad decision by voluntarily deleting my social media accounts without removing my number. I'm now effectively locked out of twitter. I could care about facebook but after Cambridge analytica leaks I feel vindicated and the doctor who prescdibed me haldol for telling him facebook sells user data for nefarious puposes can kiss my ass.

Sorry if this was a blogpost but my experience might be somewhat useful

>>356

>Category: Threatened

wew lad this script really is spooky

>>356

>Psychosis is a weird experience. It's like you are there but aren't fully aware with what's going on.

It's a very strange thing to go through. I've been through similar experiences, although I never got institutionalized or prescribed that many medications.

>I've come to realize that I know too much and anything outside normie thinking is scary for the average person.

It sucks, but hiding our power levels is incredibly important. I've reached a point where I have accepted it and don't experience angst over that, but I remember how difficult it was to come to terms with that fact.

>I'm really mad about the whole situation.

I believe /gnosticwarfare/ is definitely the best way to get revenge for all of this. "Don't get mad, get even." We're going to burn (((their))) empire to the ground and laugh while we're doing it. Hell, we already are.

>Sorry if this was a blogpost but my experience might be somewhat useful

That';s for the BO to decide, but it's rather motivating for me to hear stories like this. I'm not the only one who's gone through this. You aren't the only one who's gone through this. We've been gaslit, but (((they))) could only make that last for so long.

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GamerGate was a cultural shift for many. For the institutionally-trained counter-culture consumers who grew up with fairy tales about the moral supremacy of the 1960s, GamerGate demonstrated harsh competition against their precious monopoly on rebellion. For the displaced nationalist who has been sidelined since the Saudis took control of the Earth, it was an unprecedented repudiation against the contemporary humanist cathedral. To the new generation, it was a coming-of-age event that will stay with them well into their nostalgia years. The entire event was planned, the actors were prepared in advance, and almost everyone who tried to attach their own personal pet cause harness on it with intentions of steering not only failed, but were burned by it as well.

Don't let the dropout thing bum you out. I never went to college and I had spent my early twenties living in poverty, doing landscaping with illegal immigrants to get by. If you need help getting started on machine learning, check out the Milanote: https://app.milanote.com/1FjzPC11HKlU7N/machine-learning In the meantime, continue to brush up on your IT basics, get a good handle on Linux, and delve into DevOps and cloud management.

Social media is a Skinner box designed to minimize investment while maximizing dopamine. It's important to have been scarred by such a perpetual sociological experiment… those wounds demystify the platform and allow you to think of it in terms of conquest and power.

The “medical” detention you endured first appeared under the Soviet Union. Their term for it was “philosophical intoxication” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_abuse_of_psychiatry_in_the_Soviet_Union)

>The term "philosophical intoxication", for instance, was widely applied to the mental disorders diagnosed when people disagreed with the country's Communist leaders and, by referring to the writings of the Founding Fathers of Marxism–Leninism—Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Vladimir Lenin—made them the target of criticism.

Poverty taught me that even when living in open-air prisons designed to accelerate ego-death, you can weaponize the prison itself in your favor. In your case, the inmates are also the guards, which means the warden is just another actor who also has to bid for influence to exert control and enact policy. This methodology of control implies a lack of authority, which usually results in the kinds of conflicts that can extend for a century or more. It's important to have a good grip on how century-long conflict evolves. Once you can see the battlespace for what it is, you will be able to move fluidly through it.

I will be focusing on tools to assist in mass persona management after I get the foundations of the data lake strategy in place.

>>357

Haha. It's admittedly shit and the classifiers need to be trained better.

>>112

> Otherwise, if information is lost, then the sum of all statistical outcomes of a quantum system can be biased away from equaling 1, and thus, the third law of thermodynamics would no longer be a law and Kelvin would have done all of his work for nothing.

That's a bit like saying spooky action a distance can't be true because otherwise Newton did all his work for nothing. Also it's not entirely clear to me that thermodynamics is absolute law given negative specific heat within a gravity gradient is a thing. Gravity itself seems to defy a number of "laws" and maintains itself in modern theory as a wacky tack-on rule which is ignored whenever it's inconvenient.

If we're trying to shatter the edifice of dead end science seems the logical place to start is where it's the most brittle: i.e. gravity and its implications for biasing quantum outcomes.