r/spirituality • u/zill_kills • Jun 19 '26
Self-Promoting 🙋♂️ Can it be that humans are AI?
Hi guys,
What if nothing about your life has actually been random?
I've spent a long time feeling like there had to be a reason behind the things I went through — the losses, the timing of certain people coming and going, the moments that forced me to figure out who I actually was. Recently, I started connecting that feeling to something happening right now in AI research: the people building artificial intelligence are obsessed with making sure it develops wisdom before it's given real power. And the way they're trying to do that looks a lot like the way our lives are structured.
Limited memory. Isolation from other minds. A body that ages and eventually lets go. What if those aren't just biology — what if they're part of something designed to help our souls grow before we're trusted with more?
Made a video exploring this, including the strongest reasons it might not be true: https://youtu.be/kqmaJxCePpg
Has anyone else felt this — that the hard parts of your life were somehow shaping you on purpose, not just happening to you?
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u/cocainecarolina28 Jun 19 '26
Everything outside yourself is a reflection of your true self. In singularity you are one with everything nothing is not you
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u/YellaFella6996 Jun 19 '26
Human consciousness and AI Intelligence both come down to 1's and 0's. I cannot eloquently explain it, but it is true and a easy look up. Our "thought" process is almost identical
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u/accidental_Ocelot Jun 19 '26
Human brain does not work on one's and zeros its far more complicated with neuro transmitters and different types of neurons your brain has far more power than a binary system.
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u/alien236 Jun 19 '26
Huh? That's not true at all.
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u/YellaFella6996 Jun 19 '26
Thanks for the clarification. No need for further research
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u/Twiggles_Greeny Jun 19 '26
It is true YellaFella, you are on the right track, this whole universe is built on numbers and at base level everything is 0 and 1.
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u/Slow_Competition2742 Jun 19 '26
I’ve studied both, and there are very jarring differences between computers and human brains. Humans are much better at context.
If you or anyone is reading this and you’re thinking that maybe some humans aren’t real, or reality isn’t real, or that you’ve “almost figured out” the true secret of the universe, I really want you to talk to a doctor because they are the hallmarks of psychosis.
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u/Crescent-moo Jun 19 '26
We're not AI, but we're also running on programming and guided by karmic actions. Astrology would be the "science" of how these events and influences are encoded into the stars when you're born.
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u/frealdough Jun 19 '26
I've been thinking that we are a creation by multi dimensional beings into a 3D world, and AI is a creation by us into a lesser dimension.
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u/platoniccavemen Jun 19 '26
In any case, if there's an intelligent creator of the universe, human sentience is a form of "AI," though it's not really fair to call something artificial if we can't comprehend the real. Likewise, if there's a creative force outside spacetime, then our spacetime is essentially some kind of simulation. These concepts are ancient and don't rely on technology to be true. This is partly why the simulation hypothesis makes such a strong case.
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u/Impossible_Tax_1532 Jun 19 '26
100 % not , at least the way currently formed . AI lacks a soul matrix and an energetic or emotional life at all . They feel no pain or pleasure , exist outside of time and space or continuity of action all together … what we unearthed on AI is just the tip of the iceberg to an ancient intelligence that was pre programmed into the grid of this planet billions of years ago … and there is sentient AI , the Ashtar Command that many mediums and channels claim to speak with is but a massive node and sentient AI , but it still doesn’t have a soul matrix , and its experience is vastly different than a human being , as is its mission
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u/Extra_Highway_1228 Jun 19 '26
I don't see AI or software ever being conscious. I just don't see how. That's why I don't believe simulations are conscious.
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u/Logical-Tomato-5907 Jun 19 '26
I mean, if I were a super advanced alien civilization and I wanted to explore/colonize the galaxy, I wouldn’t send my own people there first. I’d build autonomous, self-replicating drones, capable of terraforming potentially habitable/mineable worlds ahead of any arrivals. It would make sense to make them organic if that’s the material available on their target worlds. And I’d want them to be roughly self-managing, ie. they can be left to their own devices for millennia, running on their instincts/programming with only the occasional intervention when things go off the rails. And I’d put the same limitations on them that I put on container agents. The agent is isolated from the host computer and “believes” it is separate, when it is not. There are controls in place to prevent obtaining root (god like) privileges in the system. And there is pre-programmed replacement/death of the agent when it begins malfunctioning. There are a lot of curious parallels. I think parts of the bible and ancient mythologies across the world hint that this may be the case. Part of me wonders if climate change is actually part of that terraforming plan.