Poem: Cybernetic Sheep (haiku in 22 revelations)

Serene Grace

What a phenomenal time we’re living in; both frightening and bizzare. The Singularity seems closer than ever.

Puzzle pieces fit, they perfectly click
Transhumanism, centuries in the making

Transhumanism is championed by WEF elites, but I find the prospect deeply disturbing. It seems to erase the essence of what it means to be human. Why study, or learn if you can just download the information? I think learning involves much more than simply memorizing facts or computing equations; true learning exercises our brains—it stretches and develops our emotional maturity. There’s a reason why humans have incrementally learned by trial and error, it built our character and resilience. Mistakes can often lead to a deeper understanding that would never have occurred from a state of robotic perfection.

Spock’s masonic signs and mind-melding align

Remember the character of Spock from the cheesy 70s tv show “Star Trek”? He was continually suppressing his emotions as a half-Vulcan. He was like a sentient robot, (in “The Next Generation” his role was replaced by the android Data). The actor, Leonard Nimoy admitted decades later in a documentary, that he had developed alcoholism during the series, he would drink a cocktail immediately after shooting his scenes to relieve the pressure he felt. It must’ve been very difficult to remain emotionless in that role, for years on end. The other “Star Trek” characters frequently mocked Spock, especially Dr. Mcoy) at nearly every ending of each episode, the crew laughed at the half-Vulcan. I find it ironic that modern day Transhumanists essentially want us to become Spock.

Technology has already eliminated many artistic aspects that were staples of the educational experience. Two examples of this are the replacement of physical books with computers: laptops, ipads and cellphones and the discontinuance of writing (with pens and pencils) in cursive. The bluelight of computers interferes with our sleep patterns and degrades our vision. Schools have stopped teaching children how to write by hand (in cursive). Cursive expresses individual personality, so much so that handwriting experts used to analyze the writer’s style and emotional state. Remember when we had to actually sign documents to prove our identity? I miss the sounds of flipping pages and journaling by pen. It’s a delicate contemplative sound. I miss the pre-technology world of my childhood.

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Cybernetic Sheep
Storm trooper race Lost in Space
Dark Crystal Gelflings

Mad scientist’s glee
Weaving cyborg fantasy 
Virtual reality

Neurolink sparkling 
Stainless steel Machina skulls
Liquid mercury 

Terminator eyes
Pierce red laser diamond skies
Apocalyptic 

Egyptian helmets 
Battlestar Galactica
Programmed hieroglyphs 

Masonic Disney
Spun magic club thirty three
Mickey wizardry

We’ve been hypnotized 
For all of our Waking Life
Raised on Speak and Spell

Barbie and Scooby
Wizard of Oz blood rubies 
Amusement horrors

New Age tapestry 
Of Old Age paganism
Demi-god demons

N Double U O
Is the Great Reset is the
Great Awakening 

False Dune messiah 
Matrix documentary 
Neo blue-pilled us

Androids dreaming sheep
Antihero antichrist
Obi-wan OBEY

Whatever they say
Streaming wicked world wide web
Seeding Apple bytes

Robots can’t complain
Automaton Borg hive brain
Souless Godless shell

Lured by convenience 
Science fiction’s silver screen 
Groomed generations

Plugged in to forget
Energized battery stick
Seven of Nine trick

A I Skynet tribe
Captain Princess Padme Kirk
Be all you can be

We They Them and Thee
He/She, Zim/Zer, Clown/Clownself
Cross-dressed Baphomets 

Nano graphene chic
Androgynous super freak
Rocky Horror creeps

Stranger Things witchlings
Coaxed us with nostalgia 
ET grey halflings

Matrix batteries 
Downloading education 
Idiocracy
 
Get your porn for free
Why earn or learn or create?
Just link up your face.

Tis strange—but true; for truth is always strange; Stranger than fiction

Lord Byron https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/truth-is-stranger-than-fiction.html

I used to love SciFi books and films but now I can’t help but see the puppet strings of predictive programming within. Perhaps some authors and auteurs were warning us of a dystopian future, but I think most were just following orders. How else were they privy to the amazingly accurate foreknowledge that they aquired? Someday everything will be revealed when we’re face to face with God.

Coincidence that the first cloned mammal was a sheep? No such things as coincidences?

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Dolly-cloned-sheep

Be in, but not of this world and do not despair. Put on the Armor of God:

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=ephesians%206:10-18&version=NIV

I pray that the Holy Spirit of God gives us all the wisdom of discernment and the courage to fight for what’s right, in Jesus name I pray, Amen.

16 Comments

  1. I’m relieved to see others starting to speak out about A.I. and other tech’s impact on humanity. Musk’s agenda is even more sinister in my opinion. If he can develop technology that can interface with the human mind, it won’t be that hard to overwrite it either. Thoughts are just electrical impulses and the brain is an organic computer. If I sound crazy, just do the research on where these “cyborg” technologies are at, and are heading.

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    1. I totally agree with you, I was thinking the same thing, if we become cyborgs we would so easily hackable. People are currently so easily programmed already by the news and “influencers”. Musk is sneaky because he pretends to be on one side, but he’s actually on the other.

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  2. Amen.

    Amazing, profound and insightful haiku in 22 revelations.

    I love how you bring in the major culture and entertainment icons and idols from the past 60 years to show how they sewed the seeds which blossomed into the flower of death that is our Transhumanist cybernetic sheep world of today.

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    1. Thank you, my friend.

      I used to love pop culture but now it all seems like propaganda. I can’t help but connect the clues together and it is so obvious but not when you’re mesmerized by it, as I used to be. Crazy times, only God can fix this mess we’re in.

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  3. Great post Judy. I like what you say about books not being physical anymore. There’s no tactile element, no turning of pages etc.
    There’s nothing quite like writing on paper with a pen (cursive writing) So many therapeutic qualities to it and it primes the brain for learning.

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    1. Thank you Sue. I really miss physical books and writing with paper. Books provide physical proof (they can’t be altered electronically) and I love the contemplative feeling of reading/writing without the bright blue light. I tried to journal with pen recently and noticed that my handwriting has gotten ugly since I’ve lost practice. Sad.

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  4. I love your poem and how you mentioned many of those movies that mess with our minds. used to like a lot of them. I loved Rocky Horror Show but now it feels a bit icky. Wizard of Oz was my fav movie as a young child. I was obsessed with it. But now I think that it mesmerizes and programmes young children. Weirdly, I just watched Bladerunner on DVD last week. If replicants/robots/A.I. synthesize humans without emotions, aren’t all A.I. basically psychopathic humans?

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    1. Thank you. I used to love scifi films especially, Wizard of Oz too, I usedvto get excited when it was on TV. The concept of a “good” witch vs bad witch seems like programming for sure. Now there’s a popular modern musical (can’t remember what it’s called, but the evil witch is the misunderstood hero in it). I think we were all conditioned to like occult/witchcraft/paganism/cyborg future. It feels so weird to realize it as an adult. I loved Blade Runner a lot before, I liked Rutger Hauer in Lady Hawke too, another occult/fantasy film. I think your analysis is right, cyborgs are psychopathic humans, such crazy times!

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      1. I didn’t know about the modern musical regarding Wizard of Oz. It doesn’t surprise me but it’s still disappointing. Glad we are waking up to all the films that had such an effect on us as kids and adults alike but we have become more discerning. We have been given the gift of Discernment. Amen.

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      2. The musical is called, “Wicked”. Up has become down and wrong has become right, the Bible foretold this so accurately. Discernment is a blessing indeed. Amen.

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  5. With each technological advancement, we are getting further away from the human experience. I have come across AI apps that can write stories, poems, scripts, etc. As with any advancement for so called good, there is a dark side.
    The MoB will be a choice and all that will take place when the antichrist comes into power.

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    1. I agree, the open AI system allows people (students especially) to cheat by letting AI do all the writing/creating music/making artwork. I’ve noticed that the art it creates has a weird undertone, something evil/alien about it, it can’t create hands correctly which seems strange to me. It’s crazy that microchips are now smaller than a grain of rice, very easy to implant people, I think that’s what the MoB will be, connected with digital currency.

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      1. AI is soulless, no matter how creative it can be. I compare the microchip to the first cellphones, DVD players, microwaves, etc. They all started as these large entities and over time got smaller and smaller and smaller.
        I agree, it will be an implant possibly carrying all our information including digital currency. Truly scary future but we have God The Father and Jesus on our side 🙏🏽🕊️

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      2. Amen, we are protected, no matter what the evil doers plan, it will ultimately fail. AI is a perfecr portal for demons/disembodied spirits but we have nothing to fear. God has the victory, Jesus bought our freedom already through His sacrifice for our sake. 🙏🕊️

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