There is only one effective solution to the problem of AI, one that Frank Herbert, the author of "Dune", saw clearly: a total ban on this technology and the death penalty for violating that ban. Man shall not be replaced by anything. Humanity’s goal must be the comprehensive development of every man's highest abilities, not their mimicry, replacement, and ultimately enslavement by an algorithmic golem which must be seen as one of the worst sins of our godless, technocratic world, which has lost faith in God and the divine nature of humanity. Alas, this will not come to pass. The Shadow reigns, and humanity, led by its demonic agents, will reach the very bottom on the path of its madness.

The fact that not a single religious leader has condemned the idea of AI sentience as anathema suggests to me that we are indeed living in the end times, when even religious leaders have lost sight of the truth about the nature of consciousness/reality. Kali Yuga. Terminal stage.

Satan's agents and useful idiots such as Dawkins are opening the Overton window to normalize the insane and blasphemous idea of AI sentience, paving the way for the rise of the Antichrist.

Evola on modern slavery

The capitalist machine does not run the risk of becoming mad, it is mad from one end to the other and from the beginning, and this is the source of its rationality. — Deleuze and Guattari

The structure of [Western society] has no principle and is not based on any hierarchy; in such a society anyone can play a variety of roles, including those for which he or she is least suited, with material wealth generally accepted as the only sure sign of superiority. — René Guénon

A civilization in which a blatant huckster like Trump can become "king" is doomed. Back in the XIX century such a leader was impossible, but the XX century has changed everything, the Kali Yuga has entered its terminal stage, ending the aristocracy of leadership and its culture.

Models are just models, descriptions, and there'll be no end to their evolution since it's impossible to mathematically or otherwise objectify adecuately that which constitutes all phenomenal objectivity — transcendental (inter)subjectivity, it's like chasing our own invisible tail. https://phys.org/news/2026-04-lhc-decay-anomaly-reveals-standard.html

Stop overestimating Einstein's mathematics. All mathematical models of "nature" are incomplete and transitory because they struggle to objectify that which projects all phenomenal objects — transcendental intersubjectivity. Must read:

IntechOpen

Doubts About Big Bang Cosmology

Open access peer-reviewed chapter

arXiv.org

The Case Against Cosmology

It is argued that some of the recent claims for cosmology are grossly overblown. Cosmology rests on a very small database: it suffers from many fun...

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Edmund Husserl 👁 Phenomenology

[W]e must note something of the highest importance that occurred even as early as Galileo: the surreptitious substitution of the mathematically sub...

https://misharogov.medium.com/time-3db85e5007b3

Hear, hear!

The Unz Review

Orthodox Pravda: Christ Is Risen

The age of purely expansive activity, devoid of the highest artistic and metaphysical creativity – in short, the age of irreligiousness, which is entirely consistent with the concept of life in a global city – is the age of decline. Undoubtedly. But we did not choose this time. We have no power to change the fact that we were born as human beings at the onset of the winter of complete civilisation, rather than on the sunny heights of the mature culture of the age of Phidias or Mozart. It all comes down to realising this situation, this fate, and understanding that, however much we may delude ourselves about the actual state of affairs, we cannot step over it. Anyone who fails to realise this has no place among their generation. They will remain a fool, a charlatan or a pedant. — Oswald Spengler

God sees all “The eye of authentic Being gazes upon us from existence as its Transcendence.” — Karl Jaspers The statement “God sees all” must be understood literally, since every transcendental subject and every phenomenal object constituted by it (including every empirical subject) unfolds from transcendent consciousness-in-itself — from the Light — and consequently, every one of our phenomenal experiences, albeit mediated by our transcendental freedom and causality, is an experience of divine Consciousness. Every experience is a God's experience. This truth confronts us with the deepest moral problem, for if in every "here and now" we stand before the gaze of Transcendence, then God sees, among other things, what occurs within us contrary to conscience — a glimmer of the Light: all our worst thoughts, emotions, words and deeds, with which we effectively spit in the face of the divine call to the Path of truth, freedom, love and beauty. This truth demands that we remain mindful and remember God. Not out of fear of punishment (in time, there is no other divine "punishment" or "mercy" apart from our destiny/karma), but out of a desire not to stray from the Path to the Light. Only this Path can lead us out of the power of the Shadow.

The democratic revolution which has been taking place for some time throughout the world is not justified by the value or high quality of the culture that it brings to the world. Democratization degrades culture everywhere, in quality and in value. — Nikolai Berdyaev

In my view, imperialism ... should be understood as a symbol of the beginning of the end. Imperialism is pure civilisation [as opposed to the preceding culture]. Its emergence marks the inevitable fate of the West. — Oswald Spengler

At least when there’s an evil dictator, that human is going to die. But for an AI, there would be no death. It would live forever. And then you’d have an immortal dictator from which we can never escape. — Elon Musk https://misharogov.medium.com/daemon-bd1c5ee5fca6

Frank Herbert was right in everything he said about AI

RAND: How AI Can Erode Human Agency

How AI Can Erode Human Agency

A new framework for measuring when humans lose decisionmaking power.

By sending Lenin to Russia, our [German] government took on a special responsibility. From a military point of view, this undertaking was justified; Russia had to be overthrown. — Erich Ludendorff