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Why did God create evil? The answer struck me to the core of my soul!
A professor at the university asked his students the following question:
Everything that exists was created by God?
One student bravely answered:
Yes, created by God.
Did God create everything? - a professor asked.
"Yes, sir," replied the student.
The professor asked:
If God created everything, then God created evil, since it exists. And according to the principle that our deeds define ourselves, then God is evil.
The student became silent after hearing such an answer. The professor was very pleased with himself. He boasted to students for proving once again that faith in God is a myth.
Another student raised his hand and said:
Can I ask you a question, professor?
"Of course," replied the professor.
A student got up and asked:
Professor, is cold a thing?
What kind of question? Of course it exists. Have you ever been cold?
Students laughed at the young man's question. The young man answered:
Actually, sir, cold doesn't exist.
According to the laws of physics, what we consider cold is actually the absence of heat. A person or object can be studied on whether it has or transmits energy.
Absolute zero (-460 degrees
Fahrenheit) is a complete absence of heat. All matter becomes inert and unable to react at this temperature.
Cold does not exist. We created this word to describe what we feel in the absence of heat.
A student continued:
Professor, does darkness exist?
— Of course it exists.
You're wrong again, sir. Darkness also does not exist. Darkness is actually the absence of light. We can study the light but not the darkness.
We can use Newton's prism to spread white light across multiple colors and explore the different wavelengths of each color. You can't measure darkness. A simple ray of light can break into the world of darkness and illuminate it. How can you tell how dark a certain space is? You measure how much light is presented. Isn't it so? Darkness is a term man uses to describe what happens in the absence of light.
In the end, the young man asked the professor:
Sir. does evil exist?
This time it was uncertain, the professor answered:
Of course, as I said before. We see him every day. Cruelty, numerous crimes and violence throughout the world. These examples are nothing but a manifestation of evil.
To this, the student answered:
Evil does not exist, sir, or at least it does not exist for itself. Evil is simply the absence of God. It is like darkness and cold—a man-made word to describe the absence of God. God did not create evil. Evil is not faith or love, which exist as light and warmth. Evil is the result of the absence of Divine love in the human heart. It's the kind of cold that comes when there is no heat, or the kind of darkness that comes when there's no light.
The student's name was Albert Einstein.
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THE NATION IS ON FIRE.
We have a government that is completely out of control. This is worse than the dying days of Whitlam.
🔥The Prime Minister has misled Parliament in a desperate attempt to cover up the corrupt up the $6 million Marrickville Golf Club affair.
🔥The regime bullied Helen Haines by leaking a dirt sheet simply for speaking out against Albanese’s Marrickville Golf Club rort.
🔥They appear to have attempted to bribe a One Nation MP by offering him an extra $200,000 per annum staffing allowance — conduct that looks like a criminal offence under the Criminal Code.
🔥Ministers, including the Attorney-General, have been caught red-handed rorting their travel allowances and were forced to pay the money back.
🔥A clueless nincompoop in Chris Bowen is destroying our national electricity grid, driving power prices through the roof, and surrendering the competitive advantage Australia once held in low-cost energy. Businesses are shuttering shops across the country as a direct result.
🔥The biggest infrastructure project in the nation, Snowy 2.0, is a national embarrassment of financial incompetence — a giant money pit. The original $2 billion budget has blown out to between $40 and $50 billion, and it may still climb higher.
🔥A disgraced former New Zealand Prime Minister is being rewarded with a “Professor” title to farcically lecture on cohesion at the University of Sydney — an institution that already receives more than $1.2 billion in taxpayer funding.
🔥Meanwhile the economy is collapsing. Unemployment is rising. The government has lost control of inflation. Interest rates are set to rise again on Melbourne Cup day.
🔥GDP per capita is going backwards. Homelessness is at record levels.
🔥Productivity is in freefall. Productive businesses such as the Blayney Gold Mine are being blocked on fictitious grounds.
🔥Millions of taxpayer dollars are being spent apologising for paedophiles while the same government passes new laws to censor free speech, claiming they are “protecting the children.”
🔥Our military is under attack. They are persecuting Ben Roberts-Smith. They are trying to sell off Victoria Barracks. Our two largest naval vessels cannot put to sea. And they are planning to rewrite the War Memorial with exhibitions designed to shame Australians over the fact that Aboriginal societies were rescued from the Stone Age.
🔥Dodgy Dan Andrews is pulling the Prime Minister’s strings, having him attend suspect meetings with dodgy Chinese billionaires who are in dispute with the tax office.
🔥biological men are being given free rein to invade women’s and girls’ toilets and changerooms.
🔥Crime is surging. Home invasions, carjackings and machete mayhem — once foreign to Australia — are now everyday events under this government.
🔥Children are being so brainwashed by the Marxist infiltration of our education system that they planned to protest on Remembrance Day.
🔥Unprecedented rates of mass migration are being deployed as a tool to import Labor voters, as more and more Australians are feeling like foreigners in their own land.
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Hey @grok
Has there been a recent breakthrough with a naturally occurring bacteria in soil that successfully eliminated ~100% of tumors across multiple cancer models with a single dose?
🔹️Yes or No🔹️
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We have released Zero Breach Toolkit, a free open sourced tool capable of detecting over 12,100 traces of Israeli & other spyware on your devices. It works on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and Iphones.
You can download it here: github.com/interplains/Zero-…
Inside the folder with the tools run this command: python -X utf8 scan/zero-breach-toolkit.py
It never writes to disk, never connects to the internet, or ask for admin perms. It takes around 10-15 minutes to run depending on the device.
This project is fully open source, so feel free to take the code and use it to create your own tools.
If you find some spyware on your device, consider sending it to us via telegram. Leave us a star on GitHub if the tool helped you.
Follow our backups: @ZionismExposedx
@IsraelExposedAr
God bless
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When governments increase or introduce new taxes, let's say by 10%, their goal is to bring in more income.
Their short sight brains don't really calculate how many people leave.
10% more tax, though lose 50% of the millionaire means they generate much less income.
Those millionaires are the ones employing the people who pay taxes.
Here is an example of the most retarded Australian tax...
Payroll Tax:
Let's say I employ 10 people and pay a total of $1,000,000 in salary.
Anything after $800,000 now has a payroll tax.
Effectively that business would have to pay an additional 6% or about $6,000 because they hired over that threshold.
Wait for it....
That $1,000,000 in salary is paid to Australians who pay income tax on that thereafter...
Taxes like this block businesses from employing Australians.
Why put another person on if I'll be taxed more?
This essentially pushes million / billionaires away from building businesses with more than 10 employees.
Another dumb tax.
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Australians,
You are funding your own servitude.
More than half your wealth is stolen by the State.
The State then uses YOUR MONEY to control the media, restrict your speech, and build out an AI technocracy to monitor your every move (and hand out massive fines for non-compliance).
It's only going to get worse.
And you can't vote your way out of this.
There is no democratic solution - we're too far gone for that.
We imported too many new voters. And put too many citizens on the government payroll - there's no way they will vote against the gravy train, their own self-interest.
One Nation won't save you either. It's just another big State party leveraging discontent to gain power. If you think they'll destroy the surveillance state after you hand them the keys, you've got rocks in your head.
The way I see it, you only have 2 options.
The first is Revolution. But I don't see how you can do that. The State took your guns and everyone is too apathetic and scared anyway. They've done a good job of making sure Australians are timid and compliant. Good luck to anyone that tries.
The second option is Escape. That's what I chose. It's worked out well. Extremely well, in fact. I've disengaged from the perpetual doom that comes from being ruled over by slimy, serpentine communists. But even this isn't for everyone. There's not too many places to go, and Australia is so beautiful She deserves to be saved.
There's no easy solution.
So you're now stuck between a rock and a hard place. Under the crushing boot of authoritarianism that won't let up anytime soon.
Any anger that you feel is justified and good. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. You're allow to be angry. Channel it into something productive (that worked for me).
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On 2 September we updated our terms. The main change: a $1/month inactivity fee on custodial balances that have had no activity for 12 consecutive months.
How it works: blink.sv/blog/the-inactivity…
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"The social contract is broken. No French citizen should be forced to pay taxes anymore to a state that doesn't want to protect them."
Spot on. At its most basic level, the only thing the state is actually supposed to do is protect its citizens from internal and external threats. We can argue whether that thing should be called "The State" if it's just a security service, but the bottom line is that even an anarcho-capitalist utopia will need some form of security.
And there is no point for "The State" to even exist if it doesn't protect its citizens, from criminals, invaders, etc.
Therefore, paying taxes to the state is no longer legitimate. Starve the beast until it starts doing its job.
The store was looted for more than one hour by a migrant gang. Everywhere in France, migrant gangs are roaming the cities completely unhindered.
They are breaking into private homes and stores as they desire. The police and army are sitting it out and completely letting the French population down.
The social contract is broken. No French citizen should be forced to pay taxes anymore to a state that doesn't want to protect them.
Also, those Taxes are directly flowing into the ghettos to feed those thugs and finance their high fertility rates.
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What we know:
1. She's a member of the French left-wing party and an activist, one of the biggest advocates for opening up migration to North African peoples.
2. She owns a small chic boutique in an upscale spot, she stood in her shop trying to save it from looting and theft telling them that she's a famous activist.
3. She told them I'm so-and-so, the activist for asylum, I'm with you, I've defended you and your entry and stay in France, they spat on her, knocked her down, and trampled her with their feet, good thing she's still alive.
4. And they looted the whole shop, losing all the struggle and work of her lifetime in a moment. Standing there stunned, not believing that these thieving, rabble-rousing, criminal, barbaric hordes are the ones she's spent her whole life defending, and advocating for them to invade her country and destroy it
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La mujer de la fotografía es una manifestante que intenta impedir el saqueo del establecimiento. Ella no es la propietaria. Es un supermercado de la cadena Franpix. En el vídeo completo de puede ver.
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Did you know in 2014, Ukraine needed a loan?
There were two offers on the table:
🔴 The IMF dangled $15 billion,but with strings attached:
-Scrap the ban on private land ownership.
-Slash pensions and fuel subsidies,classic austerity.
🔴 Russia also offered $15 billion.
No strings, no neoliberal gutting of the economy.
President Yanukovych picked the Russian deal.
So what happened?
Washington backed a coup, ousted him, and installed a new puppet regime.
Then the new government bent the knee to the IMF.
Signed off on austerity program and opened the door to privatization.
Now, massive chunks of Ukrainian land,about a third, are in the hands of foreign giants like BlackRock.
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Here's list I compiled of reasons why any sane Bitcoiner would never own an EV, Unless the goal is to be a Cuck too.
- Remote dependency: A car that needs a server to act normal isn’t a car, it’s a leash with tires.
- App control: When your phone is the key, the cloud is the master.
- Remote lock/start: Convenience is the bait; control is the hook.
- Location tracking: Your vehicle shouldn’t report coordinates like a parole monitor with cupholders.
- Software features: If an app controls windows, climate, tailgate, charging, lights, and ride height, you rent permissions.
- Speed Limit Mode: Once a vehicle can be software-limited, the question becomes: who gets the button next?
- OTA updates: You bought one car, but tomorrow the mothership can install a different one.
- Feature paywalls: Hardware you paid for should never beg a corporation for permission to function.
- Subscription creep: They sell you the car once, then sell you pieces of it forever like digital crack dealers.
- Account lockout: Lose the account, lose the kingdom, cloud feudalism on wheels.
- Telemetry: A real car hauls ppl; this thing hauls your data back to the plantation.
- Driving tracking: Hard braking, speed, routes, habits, your vehicle becomes a stainless steel snitch.
- Insurance weaponization: The car rats, the insurer smiles, and your premium gets Skull-Fucked.
- Government access: Once the data exists, the subpoena machine starts licking its chops.
- Sensitive location exposure: Your car should not know enough to build a prosecution map.
- Hackable surface: Cellular, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, APIs, apps, cloud, every “smart” feature is another door.
- Brick-by-bug: Mechanical cars break from worn parts; software cars break because an update sneezed wrong.
- Cloud outage risk: If the network dies and your car gets stupid, it was never sovereign.
- Right-to-repair squeeze: You own the metal, but they own the spell required to fix it.
- Service lock-in: When only the manufacturer can bless the repair, you’re not a customer, YOU ARE livestock.
- Parts pairing: A bolt-on part needing software approval is tyranny wearing a torque wrench.
- Resale friction: Selling a car should require title and keys, not sacrifice to cloud gods.
- Digital transfer: When ownership needs server approval, property rights get kneecapped.
- Policy risk: Terms of service should never touch your steering wheel.
- Acceptable-use creep: Today it’s app rules; tomorrow it’s “your mobility privileges are under review.”
- Behavior nudging: They don’t have to force you when software can herd you like cattle.
- Navigation influence: The map isn’t neutral when the company controls the rails.
- Charging dependence: If mobility depends on approved networks, freedom has a plug in its neck.
- Dead-zone weakness: A real machine gets mean off-grid; a cloud car gets confused.
- Remote diagnostics: Diagnostics are fine, until “checking” becomes “controlling.”
- Remote service commands: Anything powerful enough to fix you remotely can restrict you remotely.
- Recall-by-software: They fix bugs over the air, and rewrite ownership without touching the driveway.
- Feature removal: If a feature can be activated remotely, it can be revoked remotely. Rental cosplay.
- Privacy decay: The more connected the car gets, the more your private life becomes a corporate spreadsheet.
- Centralized control: One company, one account, one cloud, one kill-switch-shaped architecture. What could go wrong?
- Precedent risk: The danger isn’t what they admit today, it’s what the architecture allows tomorrow.
- Dystopian core: It looks like the future but operates like a locked iPad.
EVs are sold as the future but built like a rolling terms-of-service agreement.
NO TY. FUUUUUUUCK ALL THAT. 🤣
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This works well. If Grok @Bot makes a mistake with a purchase or leaks your card (never happened yet), SpaceX will make you whole.
Grok @bot booked a flight for me today
the entire process was really really easy…..I send a photo of my credit card and it did the entire process….
Tbh, last time I booked, the website was way too confusing…. It’s not an easy website, and Grok Bot did perfectly well and booked a flight for me…. And I got a message for a booking confirmation….going to board it soon
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BREAKING: 3D-PRINTED FAKE MEAT and FISH have officially entered American grocery stores WITHOUT disclosing 3D-PRINTING on the packaging.
Israeli company Steakholder Foods is behind the rollout, selling the following products under the brand name PERFECTA:
“Marbled Steak”
“Filet Mignon”
“Chicken Breast”
“Salmon Patties”
“White Fish Patties”
The fake meat is printed using soy flour, rapeseed oil, modified starch, methylcellulose, gums, and artificial meat coloring.
I will NOT be eating this slop.
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CAPTURE Part 4: THE MACHINE
The fourth and final installment is out.
Bitcoin Magazine wasn’t just covering the fight over Bitcoin’s future. Its parent operated an Ordinals trading desk, invested in businesses tied to the ecosystem, and maintained editorial policies that exempted parts of that same business.
Then came an $80,000/month marketing contract, with an option for Nakamoto Inc. to buy BTC Inc at a valuation tied to its earnings, in a window that included the OP_RETURN fight. Nakamoto exercised the option.
Readers were not consistently told about these commercial relationships.
A documented investigation into the commercial interests and media infrastructure surrounding the Bitcoin Core controversy.
citadel21.com/the-machine
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Mine de rien, je pense qu'Elon Musk est en train de poser les bases d'une philosophie extrêmement solide. Et très peu de gens l'ont remarqué.
Petit retour en arrière.
Le christianisme nous a laissé un socle de valeurs qui a rendu possible tout le reste. Il y avait la dignité de l'individu et la valeur du travail. Il y avait aussi l'idée que le monde est ordonné, donc intelligible. Les premiers scientifiques cherchaient à lire les lois d'un créateur. Sans ce socle, il n'y aurait pas eu de méthode scientifique ni de révolution industrielle.
Puis Nietzsche arrive : Dieu est mort. Et il ne le dit pas en triomphant. Il prévient : on vient de scier la branche sur laquelle on était assis, et rien ne la remplace. Ce qui vient après, c'est le nihilisme.
150 ans plus tard, on y est. Le débat public est coincé entre deux camps qui ne se parlent plus. D'un côté, des religieux qui défendent des dogmes que beaucoup ne peuvent plus croire au pied de la lettre. De l'autre, un matérialisme intégriste qui croit avoir déjà tout compris. Pour lui, l'univers est une machine et la conscience une illusion, donc il n'y a rien de plus à chercher.
Ce deuxième intégrisme est à mon avis le plus dangereux, parce qu'il se fait passer pour de la science. Or la vraie science ne ferme jamais une question. Et la conscience est probablement la plus grande question ouverte qui existe. Personne ne sait ce que c'est. Prétendre le contraire, ce n'est pas du scepticisme, c'est un dogme.
C'est là que l'approche d'Elon devient intéressante. La mission de xAI, c'est de comprendre la vraie nature de l'univers. Ça ressemble à un slogan, mais c'est en réalité une philosophie complète.
Elle dit trois choses. Il existe une vérité. Elle vaut la peine d'être cherchée. Et la chercher est la chose la plus noble qu'une civilisation puisse faire.
Ça rejoint directement la phrase la plus puissante du christianisme : « La vérité vous rendra libre. » C'est la même boussole morale, mais sans obligation d'adhérer à un dogme. En même temps, le scepticisme scientifique reste le moteur. On ne présuppose pas la réponse, on la découvre.
Ce n'est ni l'Église, ni le matérialisme. C'est une troisième voie. Et elle convient parfaitement à quelqu'un d'agnostique, qui dit simplement : je ne sais pas encore, mais je veux savoir.
Maintenant, ajoutez la superintelligence.
Pour la première fois, on va avoir un outil capable de s'attaquer aux questions qu'on a mises de côté depuis des siècles, faute de moyens. Quelle est la nature de l'espace et du temps ? Qu'y a-t-il sous la physique qu'on connaît ? Qu'est-ce que la conscience humaine, réellement ? Chacune de ces réponses sera un bond en avant comparable à Newton ou Einstein. Peut-être plus grand encore.
C'est exactement la philosophie dont a besoin une civilisation qui veut monter sur l'échelle de Kardashev. Une civilisation de type 2 maîtrise l'énergie de son étoile, une civilisation de type 3 celle de sa galaxie. On n'y arrive pas avec du nihilisme, ni avec des dogmes figés. On y arrive avec une curiosité sans limite et de l'humilité face à ce qu'on ne sait pas. Il faut aussi la conviction que la vérité vaut tous les efforts.
Nietzsche avait posé la question : par quoi remplacer Dieu comme source de sens ?
La réponse est peut-être sous nos yeux. Ce n'est pas une nouvelle religion, c'est une quête : comprendre l'univers.
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Voici mon socle philosophique.
On me demande souvent si je suis croyant. La réponse honnête, c'est que je suis agnostique. Mais pas un agnostique tiède, qui hausse les épaules et passe à autre chose. Un agnostique entièrement tourné vers une seule obsession : chercher la vérité et comprendre l'univers.
Ça repose sur quelques convictions simples.
D'abord, il existe une vérité, et elle mérite qu'on lui consacre sa vie. Je ne prétends pas la posséder. Je prétends la chercher. Pour ça, je n'ai pas trouvé de meilleure méthode que celle de Socrate : questionner sans relâche, à commencer par ses propres certitudes. Savoir qu'on ne sait pas, c'est le point de départ de toute vraie connaissance. Celui qui a déjà toutes les réponses, qu'il soit dogmatique religieux ou matérialiste intégriste, a arrêté de penser.
Ensuite, il y a de la vérité dans tout, et là où il y a de la vérité, la beauté émerge. Je crois profondément qu'une forme de beauté objective existe. Le visage d'une belle femme, une symphonie qui sonne juste, une équation élégante, une cathédrale, un coucher de soleil sur la côte bretonne. Ce n'est pas qu'une question de goût. Quand quelque chose est vrai, harmonieux, bien construit, presque tout le monde le reconnaît. La beauté est le signal que l'on touche à quelque chose de juste.
Cela implique de refuser la laideur. Pas par snobisme, mais par exigence. On s'est habitués à vivre entourés de choses moches : une architecture sans âme, des objets jetables, des systèmes absurdes. Je pense qu'une civilisation saine doit construire des systèmes qui tendent vers la beauté. Et la bonne nouvelle, c'est qu'il existe une infinité de beautés possibles. On n'a pas fini d'en créer.
Cette beauté ne s'arrête pas aux formes, elle existe aussi dans les idées. Une idée vraie a souvent quelque chose d'élégant. C'est pour ça que je trouve les idées économiques fondées sur la liberté si convaincantes, de l'école autrichienne de Hayek et Mises jusqu'à Milton Friedman. Elles partent d'un principe simple : des individus libres, qui échangent librement, créent spontanément un ordre que personne n'aurait pu planifier. Il y a là une beauté d'horloger. Et à mes yeux, il n'y a rien de plus beau que la liberté individuelle.
Enfin, le sens de tout ça, c'est le dépassement de soi. Chercher la vérité, créer de la beauté, défendre la liberté, ce sont trois façons de dire la même chose : devenir plus grand que ce qu'on est aujourd'hui.
C'est pour ça que je me sens si en phase avec le projet d'Elon Musk. Au fond, son projet n'est ni technologique ni commercial. C'est un projet de dépassement. Aller sur Mars, construire une intelligence capable de comprendre l'univers, rendre la conscience multiplanétaire. Il s'agit de continuer à jouer le jeu, de repousser la frontière, de découvrir ce qu'il y a derrière.
Je n'ai pas besoin d'un dogme pour donner un sens à ma vie. J'ai besoin d'une direction. La mienne tient en une phrase : chercher la vérité, tendre vers la beauté, et comprendre l'univers tant qu'il reste quelque chose à comprendre.
Mine de rien, je pense qu'Elon Musk est en train de poser les bases d'une philosophie extrêmement solide. Et très peu de gens l'ont remarqué.
Petit retour en arrière.
Le christianisme nous a laissé un socle de valeurs qui a rendu possible tout le reste. Il y avait la dignité de l'individu et la valeur du travail. Il y avait aussi l'idée que le monde est ordonné, donc intelligible. Les premiers scientifiques cherchaient à lire les lois d'un créateur. Sans ce socle, il n'y aurait pas eu de méthode scientifique ni de révolution industrielle.
Puis Nietzsche arrive : Dieu est mort. Et il ne le dit pas en triomphant. Il prévient : on vient de scier la branche sur laquelle on était assis, et rien ne la remplace. Ce qui vient après, c'est le nihilisme.
150 ans plus tard, on y est. Le débat public est coincé entre deux camps qui ne se parlent plus. D'un côté, des religieux qui défendent des dogmes que beaucoup ne peuvent plus croire au pied de la lettre. De l'autre, un matérialisme intégriste qui croit avoir déjà tout compris. Pour lui, l'univers est une machine et la conscience une illusion, donc il n'y a rien de plus à chercher.
Ce deuxième intégrisme est à mon avis le plus dangereux, parce qu'il se fait passer pour de la science. Or la vraie science ne ferme jamais une question. Et la conscience est probablement la plus grande question ouverte qui existe. Personne ne sait ce que c'est. Prétendre le contraire, ce n'est pas du scepticisme, c'est un dogme.
C'est là que l'approche d'Elon devient intéressante. La mission de xAI, c'est de comprendre la vraie nature de l'univers. Ça ressemble à un slogan, mais c'est en réalité une philosophie complète.
Elle dit trois choses. Il existe une vérité. Elle vaut la peine d'être cherchée. Et la chercher est la chose la plus noble qu'une civilisation puisse faire.
Ça rejoint directement la phrase la plus puissante du christianisme : « La vérité vous rendra libre. » C'est la même boussole morale, mais sans obligation d'adhérer à un dogme. En même temps, le scepticisme scientifique reste le moteur. On ne présuppose pas la réponse, on la découvre.
Ce n'est ni l'Église, ni le matérialisme. C'est une troisième voie. Et elle convient parfaitement à quelqu'un d'agnostique, qui dit simplement : je ne sais pas encore, mais je veux savoir.
Maintenant, ajoutez la superintelligence.
Pour la première fois, on va avoir un outil capable de s'attaquer aux questions qu'on a mises de côté depuis des siècles, faute de moyens. Quelle est la nature de l'espace et du temps ? Qu'y a-t-il sous la physique qu'on connaît ? Qu'est-ce que la conscience humaine, réellement ? Chacune de ces réponses sera un bond en avant comparable à Newton ou Einstein. Peut-être plus grand encore.
C'est exactement la philosophie dont a besoin une civilisation qui veut monter sur l'échelle de Kardashev. Une civilisation de type 2 maîtrise l'énergie de son étoile, une civilisation de type 3 celle de sa galaxie. On n'y arrive pas avec du nihilisme, ni avec des dogmes figés. On y arrive avec une curiosité sans limite et de l'humilité face à ce qu'on ne sait pas. Il faut aussi la conviction que la vérité vaut tous les efforts.
Nietzsche avait posé la question : par quoi remplacer Dieu comme source de sens ?
La réponse est peut-être sous nos yeux. Ce n'est pas une nouvelle religion, c'est une quête : comprendre l'univers.
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